88087 Wyo Sem US handbook.indd - Wyoming Seminary
88087 Wyo Sem US handbook.indd - Wyoming Seminary
88087 Wyo Sem US handbook.indd - Wyoming Seminary
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Expectations<br />
The <strong>Wyo</strong>ming <strong>Sem</strong>inary Upper School is a large community consisting of<br />
students, faculty members, staff and constituent families. As in any functional<br />
community, an atmosphere of cooperation, respect for self and for others and<br />
good judgement are essential for healthy operation. It is expected that students<br />
who choose to enroll at <strong>Wyo</strong>ming <strong>Sem</strong>inary make a good faith commitment to<br />
respectful, responsible and honest standards of citizenship. Our students may be<br />
held accountable for any actions that reflect negatively upon <strong>Wyo</strong>ming<br />
<strong>Sem</strong>inary, regardless of time or place. These behavioral expectations apply to all<br />
<strong>Sem</strong> students unless otherwise stated. <strong>Sem</strong> students and their families are<br />
expected to understand and embrace the spirit as well as the letter of the<br />
school’s standards of conduct.<br />
Leadership of Student and Academic Affairs<br />
Each class at <strong>Wyo</strong>ming <strong>Sem</strong>inary is governed and advised by a Class Dean. These school<br />
leaders, in concert with the Dean of the Upper School, will be responsible for managing<br />
academic affairs, programs and issues associated with students in their designated<br />
grade. On matters of student social and academic affairs, <strong>Sem</strong>’s parents and students<br />
should view the Class Dean and the student’s faculty advisor as their primary resource<br />
people.<br />
The leadership of student and academic affairs for the 2011 - 2012 school year will be<br />
the following:<br />
Freshman & Sophomore Class Dean:<br />
Mr. Jon Siff jsiff@wyomingseminary.org (570) 270-2171<br />
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