How are school-wide/classroom rules addressed and what are the consequences for students?
Classroom rules vary depending on grade levels and teachers. Teachers communicate to parents and students classroom rules at the beginning of the school year. Consequences for not following classroom rules vary but may include students being given a warning, timeout at recess, telephone call/note home to parents, student meet with the principal. Severe behavior may result in suspension as per the Education Code. Each behavior incident is handled on an individual case basis. Click here for school-wide rules and policies in the School Handbook.
Classroom rules vary depending on grade levels and teachers. Teachers communicate to parents and students classroom rules at the beginning of the school year. Consequences for not following classroom rules vary but may include students being given a warning, timeout at recess, telephone call/note home to parents, student meet with the principal. Severe behavior may result in suspension as per the Education Code. Each behavior incident is handled on an individual case basis. Q: Is there a school dress code or policy? A: Yes. Clothes worn to school and grooming appearance should be appropriate for school activities and not disruptive to the educational process or offensive to others. The following is a list of dress and grooming guidelines that apply to all regular school activities: 1. Shoes must be worn at all times. Sandals must have heel straps. Flip-flops, go-aheads, zories, Flojos, backless shoes or sandals are not acceptable. Roller shoes or skates are also not acceptable. Appropr
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