Why do junior high students stand outside the building until the bell rings for school to start, while high school students are strongly encouraged to come from inside if they arrive early?
This will vary from school to school. Some secondary schools offer outdoor activities in the mornings for students arriving early, while others offer indoor activities, and some offer both. For information specific to each campus, parents are encouraged to contact the school. 4) If a student gets in trouble, and is assigned to attend alternative school, but then leaves town during the assigned period of time, how is it possible for a student to return to the home school without ever attending the alternative school? Such a scenario would depend on how long the student is away from the district, and whether the student attended alternative school while away from the district. If the student left town and attended another Texas school district in the interim, the receiving district should require that student to complete the disciplinary assignment. If the student left Texas, the receiving school is notified of the pending disciplinary assignment, but is under no obligation to require it
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