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Search and Confiscation Sample Clauses

Search and Confiscation. EF Academy retains the right to conduct a search upon reasonable belief that a student is in possession of any materials that are in violation of school rules and/or the law. A student who refuses to cooperate is subject to the same procedures and discipline as a student who has been found to possess such materials. – EF Academy may search students, their dorm rooms, and their possessions without their consent or without their presence if a member of staff has reasonable grounds for suspecting that the student is in possession of any prohibited items listed above. – When possible, a search of a student’s room will be undertaken by designated staff members nominated by the Head of School. All confiscated items will become the property of EF Academy if there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the item: poses a risk to staff or pupils; is prohibited, or identified in the school rules for which a search can be made; or is evidence in relation to an offence. and will not be returned to the student or parents/guardians.
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Search and Confiscation. − EF Academy retains the right to conduct a search upon reasonable be- lief that a student is in possession of any materials that are in violation of school rules and/or the law. A student who refuses to cooperate is subject to the same procedures and discipline as a student who has been found to possess such materials. − EF Academy may search students, their dorm rooms and their possessions without their consent or without their presence for any of the following items, contraband, or illegal item such as but not limited to: suspected knives, weapons (real or fake), alcohol, illegal drugs, legal highs, drugs paraphernalia, stolen items, tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, fireworks, laser pointers, pornographic images and any article that has been or is likely to be used to commit an offence or cause personal injury to, or damage the personal property of, any member of our EF Acade- my community. − When possible, a search of a student’s room will be undertaken by des- ignated staff members nominated by the Head of School. All confiscated items will become the property of EF Academy and will not be returned to the student or parents/guardians.
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Search and Confiscation. EF Academy retains the right to conduct a search upon reasonable belief that a student is in possession of any materials that are in violation of school rules and/or the law. A student who refuses to cooperate is subject to the same procedures and discipline as a student who has been found to possess such materials. – EF Academy may search students, their dorm rooms, and their possessions without their consent or without their presence for any of the following items, contraband, or illegal item such as but not limited to: suspected knives, weapons (real or fake), alcohol, illegal drugs, legal highs, drugs paraphernalia, stolen items, tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, fireworks, laser pointers, pornographic images and any article that has been or is likely to be used to commit an offence or cause personal injury to, or damage the personal property of, any member of our EF Academy community. – When possible, a search of a student’s room will be undertaken by designated staff members nominated by the Head of School. All confiscated items will become the property of EF Academy and will not be returned to the student or parents/guardians. Fire Protection:‌ – In the event of a fire alarm, all students MUST immediately exit the building through the nearest emergency exit and proceed to the designated gathering area. Students who intentionally disobey these rules and elect to ignore the fire alarm will be subject to disciplinary sanctions. – Students must never hang things on or tamper with fire protection devices, such as sprinkler heads, smoke detectors, and fire strobes. Students will be responsible for personal property damage if they disobey these rules and set off sprinkler heads. Students found tampering with any fire protection or other fire safety device could be subject to a fine and disciplinary sanctions. – Boarding Students are not allowed to have or lease a car, motorbike, or moped on school premises, or drive a vehicle while off campus. – Day students who are licensed to drive in the State of California may apply for permission to drive on campus and to park in designated spots. Requests will be reviewed and approved at the sole discretion of the Senior Leadership Team. Students are prohibited from driving other students in their vehicles. Individuals who would like to apply for an exception may contact the Deputy Head of School. Please note exceptions will only be granted for specific circumstances, for example, day students carpooling to ca...
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