Untitled - Plymouth Regional High School - SAU 48

Consequences of Violations
Plymouth Regional High School values the appropriate and responsible use of its computer information systems. Any student
suspected of violating the school’s Acceptable Use Computer Policy guidelines may be denied access to the schools computer
information systems. Students who are deemed in violation of any rules and guidelines outlined in this Policy will be referred to the
Assistant Principal for disciplinary action including, but not limited to, the following consequences:
First Infraction: removal from the computer information systems for five school days.
Second Infraction: removal from the computer information systems for twenty school days.
Third Infraction: removal from the computer information systems for sixty school days.
The above consequences are cumulative over a period of one school year. Infractions of this policy may result in further disciplinary
action based on the rules outlined in the Student Behavior section of the Student Handbook. Infractions of an illegal nature will be
reported to the local legal authorities. It is important to understand that the loss of privileges to use computer information systems may
result in a grade reduction or loss of credit for any classes in which computer information systems are used. School administrators
of Plymouth Regional High School reserve the right to modify the consequences outlined above if deemed appropriate based on
specific circumstances.
INTERNET ACCESS POLICY
The Pemi-Baker Regional School District’s intent is to make Internet access available to further its educational goals and objectives.
Although it does not have control of the information on the Internet, the Pemi-Baker Regional School District does provide prudent
filtering of Internet sites.
The Pemi-Baker Regional School District believes that the benefits to educators and students from access to the Internet, in the form
of information resources and opportunities for collaboration, far exceed any disadvantages of access. Ultimately, the parent(s) or
guardian(s) of minors are responsible for setting and conveying the standards that their child should follow. To that end, the Pemi-Baker
Regional School District supports and respects each family’s right to decide whether or not to permit Internet access for their child.
All Pemi-Baker Regional School District students will by default, be granted access to the Internet. If you do not want your
child to have access to the Internet, you must contact the school and request an Internet Restriction Form. You will need to sign
this form and return it to the school’s main office. IF WE DO NOT RECEIVE THIS FORM, YOUR CHILD WILL BE ALLOWED TO
ACCESS THE INTERNET.
BUS REGULATIONS
Bus service to and from school is a method of transportation afforded students by the Pemi-Baker School Board. This is not a right
students have but a privilege. Consequently, it will be taken away from students who act inappropriately or jeopardize the safety of
students in any way.
Rules for Safe Student Transportation:
A. Students will take a seat and remain in it until the bus reaches school or home. The driver may assign definite seats to students.
B. Students will not throw anything while they are on the bus.
C. Students will not do anything to distract the driver. This includes the playing of radios or tape players without the use of headphones.
D. There will be no fooling around or fighting on the bus or while waiting for it.
E. Students are not to put head, hands, or arms out of the windows.
F. Aisles are to be kept free from books, carryon bags, and other objects.
G. Students who must cross the road after leaving the bus will cross in front of the bus on signal from the driver.
H. Students will not eat on the bus.
I. Students will line up single file to pass in or out of the bus.
J. Students will be ready to take the bus when it arrives. Drivers will not wait for students who are not ready.
K. Permission to ride may be taken away for unsatisfactory conduct on the bus after due warning:
1. First offense - bus driver will notify the Assistant Principal, who will speak to the student, notify the parent, and take necessary
action.
2 Second offense - bus driver will notify the Assistant Principal who will notify the parent. The privilege of riding on the bus
will be taken away for one week with transportation to be provided by the parents.
3. Third offense – Student will be denied the privilege of riding the bus for an indefinite period of time to be determined by the
Assistant Principal.
NOTE: If offense is of a serious nature, student may be suspended from riding the bus on first offense.
Any questions concerning bus transportation should be addressed to:
Mr. Neil Robertson 726-4463 or 726-7366.
163