CARMEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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A student who destroys or defaces school property through vandalism, arson, or other means, or by any such acts creates a hazard to the safety of other people on school property, may be disciplined up to and including suspension and/or expulsion, and may be referred to law enforcement authorities. It is the intent of Carmel Catholic High School to seek damages as permitted by law from students who vandalize or otherwise destroy or deface school property and/or from their parents or guardians. Cell Phone Policy The cell phones guidelines are in place because of the potential disruption to the learning process. For that reason students must comply with the following rules: Cell phones can be used in the academic area before the first bell at 7:55 a.m. and after the last bell of the school day. Cell phones may not be visible in the halls or in the classroom outside these time restrictions. If a student must make a call to a parent between 7:55 a.m. and the end of the school day, this can be done in the Deans’ Office and in the cell phone usage area of the cafeteria during the lunch periods. Students may not make calls from the restrooms. Seniors with Early Dismissal may only use their cell phones in designated cell phone areas. The use of cell phones outside these parameters is strictly forbidden. If a student chooses to ignore these restrictions, the cell phone will immediately be taken from the student and held in the Dean’s Office for no fewer than three school days or until a parent comes at some time during the school day to pick it up. There will be no exceptions to this policy. Dances All school policies apply to all dances. Students are expected to remain at school dances until 30 minutes before the dance is over. Dances are open only to Carmel Catholic students unless designated otherwise. Students who have been dismissed from Carmel Catholic for disciplinary reasons are not permitted to attend any Carmel Catholic dances. A student must be in attendance the entire school day in order to participate in the dance. Dancing styles must be appropriate at all times at all dances. Students may not use any “bump/grind” dance styles. A student may be dismissed from a dance and not allowed to attend future Carmel Catholic dances for dancing inappropriately. At all dances modesty and good taste in apparel choices are expected at all times for boys and girls. Some dress styles are not acceptable for Carmel Catholic’s dances. These styles include any handkerchief dress, two-piece bare midriff dress, excessive side or back slit dresses, any bare midriff dress including cut-out dresses or any bodice wrap-around style, plunging neckline dress, backless halter dress or sheer fabric dresses. Date dances are defined as one young man and one young woman attending the dance together. At least one of the students must be a Carmel Catholic student. 56
Homecoming The Homecoming Dance is a formal dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Students may be admitted by ticket only. Tickets are purchased in the bookstore prior to the dance or at the door. This is a date dance. At least one of the members of the couple must be a Carmel Catholic student. Only seniors may attend the Homecoming Dance without a date. No eighth grade students may attend. At Homecoming young women wear fancy dresses. Young men wear suits or sport coats, dress shirts and ties, dress slacks, and dress shoes. Students may leave this dance at 10 p.m. Turnabout Dance Turnabout Dance is a formal dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Young women ask the young men to attend. Students are admitted by ticket only. Tickets are purchased in the bookstore prior to the dance or at the door. This is a date dance. At least one of the members of the couple must be a Carmel Catholic student. Seniors may not attend without a date. No eighth grade students may attend. At Turnabout young women wear fancy dresses. Young men wear suits or sport coats, dress shirts and ties, dress slacks, and dress shoes. Students may leave this dance at 10 p.m. Prom Prom is a formal dance from 6:15 p.m. to Midnight. Students are admitted by ticket only. Tickets are purchased in the bookstore prior to the dance. In order to purchase a ticket, students must turn in the signed Prom Permission Form. This is a date dance. At least one of the members of the couple must be a Carmel Catholic student. Seniors may attend without a date. No eighth grade or freshman students may attend. Sophomores may attend only if a Carmel Catholic junior or senior student asks them. At Prom, young women wear formal gowns. Young men traditionally wear formal attire. However, they may also wear suits with ties and dress shoes. Students may leave this dance at 11 p.m. Father-Daughter Dance The Father-Daughter Dance is a date dance for current female Carmel students and their fathers or father figures (stepfather, grandfather, male guardian, uncle, etc.). Admission is by ticket only. Tickets may be purchased in the bookstore prior to the dance or at the door. Young women wear dresses or a skirt and blouse. They are not required to wear formal/fancy dresses, although they may. The dance is from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Other Dances Other dances are not date dances and only Carmel Catholic students may attend. The dress code is casual dress. These dances normally begin at 7 p.m. and end at 10 p.m. Students may leave these dances at 9:30 p.m. Discipline Procedures Carmel Catholic students are subject to three methods of sanction: detention, detention and level, and the convening of the Discipline Board. Detention, the first method of sanction, is issued for a minor violation of the discipline code. These violations include but are not limited to the following: tardiness for class, the first two dress code violations, not wearing a nametag, chewing gum anywhere in the building, eating food outside the cafeteria or lounge, 57
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