Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol. Drug, tobacco, or alcohol (or any "look-alikes" of these three items) products are not to be brought on to the campus at any time by any person except under prior special arrangement, with written permission of the school. Any student under the influence of or in possession of these items is in violation of law and school rules. The consequences are severe for every type of violation and will be discussed with students at the beginning of each school year. There are no "harmless or minor offenses" or "Second chances." The discipline section of this handbook specifies the range of school consequences, including suspension and recommendations for expulsion, that will be used for every violation involving these items. Law enforcement authorities will be called to investigate violation of law; notification of parents may only occur after an arrest has been made as the school cooperates in every way with the proper authorities. DON'T DO DRUGS! Did you know that inhaling any material containing toluene can cause a condition of intoxication? Many common school/household supplies such as glue, cement, white out, and permanent markers contain toluene. Any person under the influence of xxxxxxx is guilty of a misdemeanor. Check the labels on your school supplies and do not bring items containing toluene to school. FIELD TRIPS Student participation in field trips sponsored by MCMS is voluntary. Students will be provided with instruction at school if they do not attend. Fees to support field trips are donations*; contact school if scholarship support is needed. Parent volunteers are expected to give their full attention to students they supervise; siblings are not allowed to attend. Students must travel to and from events in school-approved vehicles. Parent drivers must be district approved. Any medications that parents request to be brought on the trip must be accompanied by a completed school from, signed by the child’s doctor. Contact Xx. Xxxxxxxxx, Health Tech, for information. * Any request for supplies or donations toward the purchase of supplies, materials, equipment, field trips, programs, etc. is completely voluntary under the law in California public schools. Students may not be charged for participation in educational activities and may not be discriminated against or denied participation for not providing voluntary donations to the school. Should any student or parent believe they were impermissibly charged a fee or required to provide materials or supplies...
Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol. Any player in BRAVO who is caught with any form of drug, tobacco, or alcohol before, during, or after any club event will be removed from the program immediately.
Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol. Drug, tobacco, or alcohol (or any "look-alikes" of these three items) products are not to be brought on to the campus at any time by any person except under prior special arrangement, with written permission of the school. Any student under the influence of or in possession of these items is in violation of law and school rules. The consequences are severe for every type of violation and will be discussed with students at the beginning of each school year. There are no "harmless or minor offenses." The discipline section of this handbook specifies the range of school consequences, including suspension and recommendations for expulsion, that will be used for every violation involving these items. Law enforcement authorities will be called to investigate violation of law; notification of parents may only occur after an arrest has been made as the school cooperates in every way with the proper authorities.
