Common use of Prohibited Articles Clause in Contracts

Prohibited Articles. Students should not bring the following items to school: silly bandz, heelys, hand held video games, cards of any type, Pokemon items, CDs, dolls, stuffed animals, toys, radios, tape recorders/cassettes, CD players, ipods, laser pens, balls, matches, pocket knives, fireworks, weapons, imitation or toy weapons, ammunition, water guns, tobacco of any kind, lighters, cell phones, and other items that can be harmful. Students should not bring perfumes, body sprays, hair sprays, etc. These items can create a playful or dangerous atmosphere. These items have become distractions during class time and have caused numerous problems during recess. These items belong at home, not in school. Any confiscated items will be kept until the end of the year. Recess periods are necessary for all children in most weather conditions. Any child who is ill and unable to go out for recess must bring a note from a parent requesting permission to remain indoors during recess. Students will report to the teacher who is covering detention at that time. A note from the family physician may be requested at discretion of the building administrator. Progress reports will be sent home with all students midway through each marking period. Elementary students will be issued report cards four times a year, following the end of each nine-week interval. Parents must pick up the first interval report card. An in-service day will be held for this purpose and for parent-teacher conferences. In order to help your child reach and maintain optimum health, the following health regulations, as mandated by state law, are in effect:

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Prohibited Articles. Students should not bring the following items to school: silly bandz, heelys, hand held video games, cards of any type, Pokemon items, CDs, dolls, stuffed animals, toys, radios, tape recorders/cassettes, CD players, ipods, laser pens, balls, matches, pocket knives, fireworks, weapons, imitation or toy weapons, ammunition, water guns, tobacco of any kind, lighters, cell phones, smart watches, and other items that can be harmful. Students should not bring perfumes, body sprays, hair sprays, etc. These items can create a playful or dangerous atmosphere. These items have become distractions during class time and have caused numerous problems during recess. These items belong at home, not in school. Any confiscated confiscated items will be kept until the end of the year. Recess periods are necessary for all children in most weather conditions. Any child who is ill and unable to go out for recess must bring a note from a parent requesting permission to remain indoors during recess. Students will report to the teacher who is covering detention at that time, or an alternate classroom. A note from the family physician may be requested at discretion of the building administrator. Progress reports will be sent home with all students midway through each marking period. Elementary students will be issued report cards four times a year, following the end of each nine-week interval. Parents must pick up the first interval report card. An in-service day will be held for this purpose and for parent-teacher conferences. In order to help your child reach and maintain optimum health, the following health regulations, as mandated by state law, are in effect: