INTEGRITY EDUCATIONAL CENTER

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GRADING POLICIES
All Students will be enrolled in a minimum of seven classes (or thirty-five units of credit) each semester.
Exceptions will be made through administrative approval including the IEP process
Teachers will attempt to confer with students having academic difficulfies (i.e., earning grades below "C") as
early as those difficulties become apparent.
Teachers will contact parent/guardian by progress report, telephone, school-loop or e-mail as soon as it
becomes evident that a conference with the student has not resulted in improvement.
Students who fail to maintain a 2.0 grade point average or fail to pass a minimum of twenty-five (25) credits
will be placed on academic probation.
Student Behavior Code & Policies
Integrity Educational Center emphasizes students taking responsibility for their own behavior and consequences.
Discipline is based on teaching appropriate behaviors while providing a safe learning environment for students and
staff members. There are strict and immediate consequences for Education Code violations.
Consequences include but not limited to: parent contact detention, in-house suspension, suspension,
expulsion, police intervention.
Search and Seizure — Students are subject to searches by administration based upon reasonable suspicion. All
property that students bring on campus are subject to search.
Mandatory recommendation for expulsion — includes: sale, possession or furnishing a firearm,
brandishing a knife at another person, selling a controlled substance, sexual assault or sexual battery or
possession of an explosive.
Ed. Code 48915
Disruption/Defiance — Disrupted school activifies or otherwise willfully defied the valid authority of supervisors,
teachers, administrators, school officials or other school personnel engaged in the performance of their duties.
Ed. Code 48900
DRESS CODE
The district recognizes that the type of clothing and style of hair are a matter of personal choice. Three primary
factors influence the Districts expectations for what is acceptable. Students are expected to dress in a manner which
is not disruptive to the learning process, is safe, and does not construe gang affiliation. Listed below are examples of
what the school distiict considers inappropriate. This list is representative but not all Inclusive.
• Suggestive, revealing, or transparent attire that could divert attention from the learning process or
may contribute to inappropriate conduct;
• Clothing that promotes obscenity, drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sex, or violence;
• Clothing that demeans others with regard to gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, etc.;
• Clothing that indicates gang involvement. No blue or red clothing, no representation of area codes,
or city names on t-shirts, sweatshirts, or any tops.
• Clothing, jewelry, or accessories that are potentially dangerous;
• Haimets, du-rags, bandanas of any color.
Dress Code Violation Guidelines
• The student will change clothes, call parent to have them bring up change of clothing or will be inhouse
suspended if parent cannot be reached.
• If student violates this rule again, student will be suspended for defiance
Profanity — Committed an obscene act or engaged in habitual profanity or vulgarity
Ed. Code 48900
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