Emergency Drills. Contractor personnel must become familiar with their prescribed assignments in an emergency and participate in drills conducted on CCI facilities, when requested.
Emergency Drills. The Board of Trustees requires emergency drills at least once each semester. Emergency procedures for leaving the classroom or building are posted in each room. Pupils should move quickly, quietly, and in an orderly manner to provide for the safety of the entire group. Lunch will be offered on a daily basis. Students may also bring lunch from home. The daily cost of a lunch is $5.00 (can be subject to change). Parents MUST prepay to their student’s MYCA account page for their student’s lunches or break. Students with no funds on their account will not be allowed to charge. Cash payment can not be taken in the cafeteria. As good stewards, students should assist in keeping the cafeteria clean and taking care of school property. Students are to sit on the table stools provided and not on the tabletops. All trash should be thrown in the trash bins. • Lunch and Break: Lunch and break will be offered in the cafeteria on a daily basis except during a half day schedule. Students may bring a sack lunch or snack from home provided it is eaten only in the cafeteria. • Food and Drinks: Food and drinks, other than water in clear containers, are to be consumed in the cafeteria only. Any food items or opened drinks outside of the cafeteria during school hours will be confiscated. • Gum and Candy: Gum chewing is not allowed at school. Candy may be consumed in the cafeteria only.
Emergency Drills. Contractor personnel must become familiar with their prescribed assignments in an emergency and participate in drills conducted on INGENCO facilities, when requested.
Emergency Drills. The school will conduct emergency drills of various nature in accordance with State law. Specific instructions on how to proceed will be provided to students by their teachers who will be responsible for safe, prompt, and orderly evacuation of the classroom/building. Evacuation plans will be posted in classrooms. Tornado drills will be conducted to make students aware of the safest location in case of severe weather. Students will also practice emergency procedures in the event an intruder enters the building. Xxxxx Center West Middle School has a standard grading procedure as well as additional notations that may indicate work in process or incomplete work. The purpose of a grade is to indicate the extent to which the student has acquired the necessary learning. In general, students are assigned grades based upon test results, homework, projects, and classroom participation. Each teacher may place a different emphasis on these areas in determining a grade and will so inform the students at the beginning of the course work. If a student is not sure how his/her grade will be determined, she should ask the teacher. Students transferring into Xxxxx Center will receive a credit for coursework that was credited to them at their previous school. GPA's are not transferred from previous schools. 93–100% A 73–76% C 90–92% A- 70–72% C- 87–89% B+ 67-69% D+ 83–86% B 63-66% D 80–82% B- 60-62% D- 77-79% C+ 0-59% F
Emergency Drills. All schools in the District shall conduct fire drills at least monthly. Tornado drills shall also be conducted not fewer than three (3) times per year with at least one each in the months of September, January, and February. Students who ride school buses shall also participate in emergency evacuation drills at least twice each year. The District shall annually conduct an active shooter drill and school safety assessment for all District schools in collaboration with local law enforcement and emergency management personnel. Students will be included in the drills to the extent that is appropriate to the age of both the student and grade configuration of the school. Drills may be conducted during the instructional day or during non-instructional time periods Other types of emergency drills may also be conducted to test the implementation of the District’s emergency plans in the event of an earthquake, terrorist attack that might include the use of biological or chemical agents. Students shall be included in the drills to the extent practicable. In the case of an actual emergency, the District Crisis Response Team will follow planned procedures for the safety and well-being of our students. Parents are encouraged NOT to come to the school or to tie up the phone lines by phoning in emergency situations. Rather, we would ask you to wait by your phone, listen to the radio, check our school Facebook pages, etc. for school-closing information, and allow the Crisis Response Team to contact you if the emergency has involved your child. .
Emergency Drills. Contractor’s personnel shall become familiar with the actions required in an emergency and participate in all drills conducted at Company’s facilities.
Emergency Drills. The Master may whenever he deems it advisable require all employ- ees to participate in life boat or other emergency drills. Such drills shall take place at least once per calendar month.
Emergency Drills. The CONTRACTOR shall require that all Captains have completed a Command Training Program.
Emergency Drills. To prepare the school for an emergency, such as active assailant, fire, intruder, or severe weather, drills will be conducted at various times during the school year. It is important for students to follow their teachers' instructions and proceed to designated areas as quickly and calmly as possible. During emergency drills, students must not talk, run, or push others, and should maintain an orderly and safe environment. A signal bell or announcement from the appropriate administrator will indicate when it is safe to return to class. Our top priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of all students and staff, and we appreciate your cooperation during these drills. Students that fail to follow directions, horseplay or put others safety at risk, will result in disciplinary action. OSS curriculum is guided by Orange County Public Schools and the FLDOE curriculum/guidelines. In order to provide an excellent school education, as outlined in our mission statement, OSS enhances the basic Orange County Public Schools curriculum whenever possible. If you have specific questions, please contact the Assistant Principal. Additional curriculum information can be found on our website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, under the “Academics” tab. Cheating and plagiarism are deceptive choices made by students to misrepresent the student’s true knowledge of the subject material (cheating) or misrepresenting information as their own ideas/concepts/words by not giving proper credit to the original source (plagiarism). All papers or projects submitted at OSS are required to be in the student’s own words unless stated in writing by the teacher otherwise. Therefore, any copying of information from the Internet or any other source (i.e., “cutting C pasting”, etc.) is considered plagiarism. However, drawings and/or pictures may be taken from an Internet or other source as long as they are properly cited in the document. Cheating and plagiarism demonstrate a deliberate disregard for the educational program and are considered serious matters. Students who cheat or plagiarize will immediately be given a zero (0) on the assignment/project and referred to the administration using a Disciplinary Referral Form for disciplinary consequences. Parents and teachers should maintain a good working relationship to help students get the best possible education. Conferences are good communication tools. Our most important form of communication is the parent-teacher conference. Parent/teacher conferen...
Emergency Drills. Regular emergency preparedness drills will be held throughout the school year so that students and staff will be trained to act properly in an emergency. These drills will include fire, tornado, lockdown, and other crisis emergency drills. A comprehensive emergency preparedness plan is on file in the office. Students must follow their teachers' instructions and go to designated areas as quickly as possible. Students must not talk, run, or push. A signal will be given for returning to class. A student who does not follow the safety rules will receive an office referral and appropriate disciplinary action will be taken. TMSA will use a consistent procedure for handling discipline. Teachers will document and address all minor infractions in the classroom. Teachers will refer all major or recurring infractions to the office by completing a disciplinary action form or write-up. If a student receives a write-upl, parents will be contacted by the school to notify them of the incident and which actions have been (or will be) taken. The principal and the administrative team will make the final determination of consequences. Elementary classroom teachers will implement an age-appropriate behavioral system within their classrooms. Although there is no required order to the assignment of consequences, the following is considered a recommended model should a student receive a write-up for exhibiting misbehaviors. For serious misbehaviors, some of these steps may be bypassed.
