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Most non-electronic resources may be borrowed for a three-week period or overnight. All materials must be checked out and must
be returned promptly by the due date. Students are responsible for any materials checked out and will be charged for lost, missing,
not returned or damaged items.
LOCKERS AND VALUABLES
Each student will be assigned a locker. Lockers must be kept neat and orderly: books and clothes are not to be just thrown in, but
placed on the shelf and hung on the hook.
Under the Constitution, all citizens are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures; however, this does not mean that you are
legally protected from search and seizure of any materials in your locker, which is school property. School officials reserve the right
to periodically inspect all lockers for reasons of health, safety, and recovery of school-owned items which should not be in lockers.
Individual lockers may also be searched by school officials if there is reason to believe that there are illegal or harmful materials in
the locker. Writing and/or stickers in or on the lockers is not permitted.
Everything must be removed from lockers, locker walls, locker rooms or any place in the building at the end of school.
The school is not responsible for money or valuables left in lockers; these items should be brought to the office for safekeeping.
LOST AND FOUND
Coats, sweaters, books and other articles found outside or left in a room or on a desk will be turned in to the office. Students may
claim their lost articles by identifying them to the school receptionist.
PARKING REGULATIONS
Applications for parking are available from the main office and are subject to Administrative approval. Students who are given
Administrative permission to bring a registered vehicle onto school grounds during the school day shall abide by the following:
1. Vehicles must be registered each school year. Registration forms must be validated by a parent’s signature for all students under
eighteen years of age.
2. Parking passes are awarded to seniors first, juniors second, and sophomores, if available and determined by the administration.
3. Students parking at school without a valid permit may receive a Friday detention, and their vehicles may be towed at the owners’
expense at any time and without prior notice.
4. Vehicles must be parked in the area designated by the administration.
5. Speeding or careless driving will result in the parking privilege being suspended.
6. Vehicles must be locked throughout the day.
7. Vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk. PRHS assumes no liability for theft or damage by vandalism.
8. Vehicles may not be left overnight for any reason.
9. Vehicles are not to be entered during the school day except when authorization is given by the administration.
10. This permit is non-transferable. Students found giving their permit to another student will lose their parking privilege.
11. DO NOT bring your car if you DO NOT have your permit. NO EXCEPTIONS.
SCHOOL INSURANCE
Each student is eligible to be covered by insurance for accidents and mishaps that occur during the school year. An insurance
packet will be mailed home to each student at the beginning of the school year. This packet is for parents to fill out. Parents are to
fill out the form whether or not they wish to take the insurance. These packets are to be returned to the school within five days. If a
parent decides to enroll the student after the beginning of the school year, he/she must do so directly with the insurance company.
SCHOOL STORE
The Cats Corner School Store is located in the south end of the Career-Technical Center on the second floor. The store is operated
by the students in the Marketing Education classes. Products offered for sale include beverages, snacks, baked goods as well as
a variety of school-related supplies, clothing and gear bags. Cats Corner is also open during all varsity and junior varsity athletic
events during the winter sports season. Students may purchase products from the Cats Corner during the day during regular store
hours. Regular daily hours are as follows: block one - 8:40-9:10 a.m.; block two 10:20-10:40 a.m.; Closed block three; and open
block four 1:50-2:15 p.m.
SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES
Special Education services are available to students identified under Public Law 94-142. These services include, but are not limited to,
individual diagnostic assessments by a team of specialists; remediation in Reading, Mathematics and Written Expression; academic
assistance through classroom-based services, career assessment and exploration aimed at transitioning students with disabilities
to meaningful careers; and pre-vocational skills and counseling. It is the intent of Special Services to provide assistance to students
in gaining and maintaining academic, emotional, social, and vocational successes so that they may function as productive and
independent members of society.
Special Education professionals seek to work closely with parents, teachers, Guidance, Administration, and Health Services, to
insure the development of an appropriate educational plan for each student.
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