STUDENT HANDBOOK - Half Hollow Hills
STUDENT HANDBOOK - Half Hollow Hills
STUDENT HANDBOOK - Half Hollow Hills
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MAIN OFFICE<br />
The Main Office is the administrative center of the school. It is open from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. each day<br />
that school is in session. The Main Office number is 592-3100.<br />
MINI-COLLEGE ORIENTATION DAYS<br />
On each of these days approximately thirty admissions representatives from colleges and other<br />
post-secondary institutions, together with High School East guidance counselors, will be available to<br />
parents and students. Detailed information about each Mini-College Orientation Day will be posted in the<br />
Counseling Center.<br />
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE and MOMENT OF SILENCE<br />
The Pledge of Allegiance is recited and a moment of silence is provided daily over the loudspeaker.<br />
Appropriate respect is required. Students who choose not to pledge to the flag may remain seated or step<br />
outside the room. They are, however, expected to behave respectfully and not disrupt the atmosphere of<br />
those who recite the pledge.<br />
PERSONAL PROPERTY<br />
Students are not to leave personal property in the school building overnight. The school is not responsible<br />
for stolen or lost personal property.<br />
Students should be alert to the fact that personal property should be secure at all times. Do not leave<br />
personal property unattended. Do not leave bookbags, books, pocketbooks, etc. out of your sight.<br />
PHYSICAL EDUCATION MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS<br />
If a student requires a medical exemption from physical education, the student must present a doctor's<br />
note within one week of the original diagnosis. Students are required to complete a "Sportsfolio" if they<br />
are medically exempt.<br />
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS<br />
Students should plan their programs with the intention not only of fulfilling minimum requirements, but<br />
also of taking full advantage of the many elective courses offered in the various departments. Following<br />
are the minimum number of instructional periods for which a student in each grade must be scheduled:<br />
GRADES 9, 10 and 11<br />
7 Instructional Periods + Physical Education + Lunch<br />
GRADE 12<br />
5 Instructional Periods + Physical Education + Lunch<br />
The regular school day consists of nine periods. Students enrolled in 9 th , 10 th and 11 th grades are expected<br />
to be in school for the full nine periods. Therefore, they should not make any outside commitments,<br />
including employment, which will prevent them from fulfilling this school obligation.<br />
NEW YORK, STATE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION<br />
SUFFOLK COUNTY SECTION XI<br />
SPECTATOR CODE OF CONDUCT<br />
A. Statement of Philosophy<br />
The member schools encourage the attendance of students, parents and interested members of the<br />
community at all athletic events. We further encourage their active support of these programs by<br />
participating in those activities which lend themselves to stimulating student achievement, good<br />
sportsmanship, and school spirit. These activities should be positive in nature and within the guidelines of<br />
Section XI Code of Conduct. It is not our intent to reduce the involvement of spectators or the enjoyment<br />
of those who participate. Rather, it is our goal to create an atmosphere which is conducive to healthy,<br />
athletic competition, is safe for those involved, and which provides the ideals of sportsmanship and sound<br />
educational practices.<br />
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