Notification of Parents. Parental conference at the discretion of the principal or his/her designee. Notification of Police: At the discretion of the principal or his/her designee. Disposition of Substance: Confiscate the material. Analysis will be made if necessary for further proceedings. Discipline/Rehabilitation: 0-10 day suspension. Formal School Board expulsion hearing may be held. Referral to the SAP Team and abide by their recommendation which may include an assessment by a licensed D/A assessor and compliance with recommendation of the assessor. Loss of all extracurricular activities for a period of 45 school days. Drug Policy Chart of Categories continued
Notification of Parents. Parental conference at the discretion of the principal or his/her designee. Notification of Police: At the discretion of the principal or his/her designee. Disposition of Substance: Confiscate the material. Analysis will be made if necessary for further proceedings. Discipline/Rehabilitation: 0-10 day suspension. Formal School Board expulsion hearing may be held. Referral to the SAP Team and abide by their recommendation which may include an assessment by a licensed D/A assessor and compliance with recommendation of the assessor. Loss of all extracurricular activities for a period of one calendar year.
Notification of Parents. Guardians Within 10 days after charter revocation, notify parents / guardians and employees of school regarding the closure of the School, if such notification has not been made. Such notification shall include, but not be limited to, the following: * date of the last day of regular instruction; * cancellation of any planned summer school; * notice to parents that enrollment of children in their district of residence or other school is mandatory under state law for children that are six years of age or older; * a listing of the names of charter, parochial, public and private schools in the area. * offer of copies of student records before the CHARTER REVOCATION. Provide the VOA-MN with a copy of the notice. Board Chair or School Director
Notification of Parents. Except in exigent circumstances, it is the principal’s responsibility to contact parents of: • victims who have been harmed as the result of an activity for which suspension or expulsion must be considered, unless, in the principal’s opinion, notification of the parents would put the student at risk of being harmed by the parents. If that is the case, the parents must not be contacted (Education Act, s. 300.3(3)); • students receiving a suspension (Education Act, s. 311); • all other students being interviewed by police during an investigation, except: – if the principal is otherwise directed by police because of exigent circumstances or where the police believe the parent may be implicated; – if the student is 18 years of age or older (unless the student consents to or requests such contact or is incapable of providing consent); or – if the student is 16 or 17 years of age and has withdrawn from parental control (unless the student consents to or requests such contact or is incapable of providing consent). If a CAS is involved, school and police officials should discuss and come to agreement with the CAS regarding the timing and procedure for notifying the parents. If a student is detained or arrested, the police will notify his or her parents unless the student is 18 years of age or older. The parents should not be contacted if the police determine that doing so may endanger the safety of the student or another person or the integrity of an investigation. In such cases, the student will be advised that he or she may contact another adult person.
Notification of Parents. Guardians Within 10 days after charter revocation, notify parents / guardians and employees of school regarding the closure of the School, if such notification has not yet been made. Such notification shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Item Description of Required Actions School’s Responsible Party Completion Date Status ❑ Date of the last day of regular instruction; ❑ cancellation of any planned summer school; ❑ notice to parents that enrollment of children in their district of residence or other school is mandatory under state law for children that are six years of age or older; ❑ inclusion of a listing of the names of charter, parochial, public and private schools in the area; ❑ indicate how transfer of student records will be handled and offer of copies of student records before the CHARTER REVOCATION; ❑ indicate how the school will provide information and assistance to families that will help them to enroll their students in another school. ❑ Provide the UST with a copy of the notice.
Notification of Parents. Parents should be notified immediately is there is a treatable injury. • Notification of Risk Management Officer: The RMO should be notified of all injuries so that he/she can document the injury and provide the accident insurance claim form to a parent or guardian. • Return to Swim: Once a player has suffered an injury that requires medical treatment by a doctor, the decision regarding the appropriate time to return to swim should be made by an approved healthcare professional (ex: the definition varies per state law but it could be MD, DO, or Physician’s Assistant.) The coach should not put pressure on the swimmer to return too early and the instructions of healthcare professional should be honored. Your Organization should have an Emergency Deck Evacuation Plan that includes the following: The SLS has adopted the recommendations of the National Lightning Safety Institute: Swimming pools are connected to a much larger surface area via underground water pipes, gas lines, electric and telephone wiring, etc. Lightning strikes to the ground anywhere on this metallic network may induce shocks elsewhere.
Notification of Parents. Guardians Within 10 days after charter revocation, notify parents / guardians and employees of school regarding the closure of the School, if such notification has not been made. Such notification shall include, but not be limited to, the following: □ * date of the last day of regular instruction; □ * cancellation of any planned summer school; □ * notice to parents that enrollment of children in their district of residence or other school is mandatory under state law for children that are six years of age or older; □ * a listing of the names of charter, parochial, public and private schools in the area. □ * offer of copies of student records before the CHARTER REVOCATION. □ Provide the VOA-MN with a copy of the notice. Board Chair or School Director
Notification of Parents. Except in exigent circumstances, it is the Principal’s/Vice-Principal (or designates) responsibility to contact parents/guardians of: • Victims who have been harmed as the result of an activity for which suspension or expulsion must be considered, unless, in the opinion of the Principal/Vice-Principal (or designate), notification of the parents would put the student at risk of being harmed by the parents. If that is the case, the parents must not be contacted (Education Act, s. 300.3 (3)) • Students receiving a suspension (Education Act, s. 311); • All other students being interviewed by Police during an investigation, except: - If the Principal or Vice-Principal is otherwise directed by Police because of exigent circumstances or where the Police believe the parent may be implicated - If the student is 18 years of age or older (unless the student consents to or requests such contact or is incapable of providing consent), or - If the student is 16 or 17 years of age and has withdrawn from parental control (unless the student consents to or requests such contact or is incapable of providing consent). If the Children’s Aid Society (CAS) is involved, CAS and Police officials shall discuss and come to an agreement with the Principal or Vice-Principal regarding the timing and procedure for notifying the parents. In subsequent actions, CAS, Police and the Principal or Vice-Principal will continue to communicate about the investigation when permitted by law. Unless otherwise directed by Police, the Principal or Vice-Principal shall notify the parents/legal guardians of the student, in a timely manner, if the student is removed from school property. The onus is on the Police to advise the Principal or Vice-Principal (or designate) if notification of the parents would endanger the student or the investigation. The parents should not be contacted if the Police determine that doing so may endanger the safety of the student or another person or the integrity of an investigation. If a student is detained or arrested, the Police will notify his or her parents unless the student is 18 years of age or older. The parents should not be contacted if the Police determine that doing so may endanger the safety of the student or another person, or the integrity of an investigation. In such cases, the student will be advised that he or she may contact another adult person.
Notification of Parents. Parents should be notified immediately is there is a treatable injury. • Notification of Risk Management Officer: The RMO should be notified of all injuries so that he/she can document the injury and provide the accident insurance claim form to a parent or guardian. • Return to Swim: Once a player has suffered an injury that requires medical treatment by a doctor, the decision regarding the appropriate time to return to swim should be made by an approved healthcare professional (ex: the definition varies per state law but it could be MD, DO, or Physician’s Assistant.) The coach should not put pressure on the swimmer to return too early and the instructions of healthcare professional should be honored. Your Organization should have an Emergency Deck Evacuation Plan that includes the following: The SLS has adopted the recommendations of the National Lightning Safety Institute: Lightning’s behavior is random and unpredictable. We recommend a very conservative attitude towards it. Preparedness and quick responses are the best Swimming pools are connected to a much larger surface area via underground water pipes, gas lines, electric and telephone wiring, etc. Lightning strikes to the ground anywhere on this metallic network may induce shocks elsewhere.
Notification of Parents. If a student’s attendance becomes a concern, the school will notify the parents/guardians and may request a meeting to discuss the situation and agree on a plan to improve attendance. Academic Impact: Poor attendance can lead to academic diffculties, as students miss out
