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This is a RED ZONE. Cell phones and other<br />
electronic devices should be OFF and AWAY!<br />
Kinston High School<br />
School House Chat<br />
2013-2014
Desired Outcomes
inston igh chool<br />
“A focus on learning.”<br />
eep academics first<br />
ave respect for self, others,<br />
and property.<br />
afety by choice,<br />
not by chance.
Administrative Team<br />
Principal Angela Bryant<br />
Senior Administrator<br />
Assistant Principal Brian Corey<br />
Freshman and EC Administrator<br />
Assistant Principal Elizabeth Greer<br />
Junior Administrator<br />
Assistant Principal Audrey Harrell<br />
Sophomore Administrator<br />
School Resource Officer<br />
Officer Corbitt<br />
In School Suspension Coordinator<br />
Mr. Hubert Quinerly<br />
Guidance Counselors<br />
Mrs. Rachel McGlew<br />
10th, 11th, and 12th Grades<br />
Last Names K-Z, all OCS students<br />
Mrs. Ashley Houghton<br />
10th, 11th, and 12th Grades<br />
Last Names A-J<br />
Ms. Amy Lynch<br />
9 th Grade Counselor
Late Work Procedure<br />
Late work definition = Late work is<br />
defined as an assignment that a<br />
student has submitted late (past the<br />
deadline assigned by the teacher), not<br />
an assignment that has been done to<br />
make-up work accrued during<br />
absences. Class work may not be<br />
turned in for late work credit.<br />
Consult page 7 in the<br />
student handbook
How the Late Work Procedure Works<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> may turn in work late, with a penalty of 8 points off for<br />
each day past the assignment’s original due date. The most points<br />
you can lose for late work is 40 points.<br />
• Your teachers may ask you to resubmit late work if they feel that<br />
you have not completed the work to their expectation.<br />
• Late work must be submitted by the final deadlines given below.<br />
If you do not submit late work by the specified date, it will be<br />
given a zero.<br />
FALL SEMESTER 2013 SPRING SEMESTER 2014<br />
September 25 February 4<br />
October 23 March 26<br />
December 3 May 7<br />
January 16 June 10
Your teacher<br />
may ask you<br />
to complete a<br />
form like this<br />
one when<br />
turning in late<br />
work, so he or<br />
she knows<br />
how much<br />
credit to<br />
award you.
63 Contract<br />
If a student receives lower than a 63 average for<br />
any class for the first quarter of either semester,<br />
he/she will enter into a 63 Grading Contract with<br />
his/her teacher.<br />
Teachers will conference with a student before<br />
entering into a 63 Contract with a student.<br />
63 Contracts will be mailed home.<br />
Consult page 7 in the<br />
student handbook
63 Contract<br />
• The contract will outline steps the student must take<br />
to bring his/her grade up to at least a 70 for 2 nd or 4 th<br />
quarter.<br />
• Once a student meets the requirements of the<br />
contract, the teacher will change the student’s 1 st<br />
quarter grade to a 63.<br />
• The 63 contract provides you with a mathematical<br />
chance of passing for the semester (provided you<br />
pass the final exam).<br />
Consult page 7 in the<br />
student handbook
Your teacher<br />
may use a<br />
form like this<br />
one to outline<br />
the steps you<br />
must take to<br />
meet<br />
requirements<br />
of the contract<br />
in order to<br />
bring your<br />
second quarter<br />
grade up to at<br />
least a 70.
Cheating<br />
Consult page 8 in the<br />
student handbook<br />
Defined as receiving or giving unauthorized<br />
assistance on academic work that may be used<br />
as a graded assessment for any particular<br />
course/subject.<br />
Potential examples:<br />
• Copying answers from another student's quiz/test<br />
• Providing or using unauthorized notes, data, or other aids,<br />
such as dictionaries, calculators, cell phones, or other<br />
electronic devices, during quizzes or tests<br />
• Copying another student's homework/project, either in<br />
part or its entirety
Plagiarizing<br />
Defined as copying the language, structure or ideas<br />
of another and representing it as one’s own work.<br />
Potential examples:<br />
• Copying material directly from published material or a website<br />
without providing documentation and a bibliography<br />
• Turning in an assignment or project as your work when it was<br />
written in part or entirety by someone else<br />
• Making up sources or including sources not consulted in works<br />
cited page.<br />
• Altering, restating, or paraphrasing another person's words,<br />
ideas, or work without giving credit or acknowledging your<br />
sources.
69 Rule<br />
Academic Integrity Policy<br />
Continuing the 2013-2014 school year,<br />
any student caught cheating on any<br />
assignment will be assigned alternate<br />
assignment of the teacher’s discretion,<br />
with the highest possible grade being a<br />
69. Additionally, the appropriate<br />
administrative consequence will be<br />
issued to the student.<br />
Consult page 8 in the<br />
student handbook
Academic Eligibility Requirements<br />
for Athletes<br />
Consult page 9 in the<br />
student handbook<br />
A student must pass three (3) subjects the<br />
previous semester and six subjects for the year to<br />
be eligible for participation in athletics. The state<br />
guidelines for a minimum of 85% attendance in<br />
the previous semester must also be met. Time<br />
cannot be made up in Saturday School to meet<br />
this requirement. (<strong>Lenoir</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Schools</strong><br />
allows students to only miss six days of class in<br />
order to receive credit for the course.)This equates<br />
to 76.5 days out of 90 days in each semester.
Driver Eligibility Requirements<br />
• All students must pass a minimum of three out of<br />
four subjects each semester to continue to drive.<br />
• Reinstatement of a student’s driver’s license or permit<br />
will take a minimum of one semester, unless a student<br />
can show evidence of a hardship as defined by the<br />
guidelines provided to the student when the incident<br />
occurs.<br />
• Final grades at semester’s end must equate to three<br />
out of four passing grades in order for a student to<br />
have his/her license or permit reinstated.<br />
Consult page 41 in the<br />
student handbook
Revocation of License<br />
• The following criteria are terms for losing your<br />
license:<br />
• Student drops out of school<br />
• Student does not make adequate academic progress<br />
▪ See previous slide.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> is subject to “Lose Control, Lose License<br />
Law”<br />
▪ See following slide.<br />
• Student is convicted for making a false report<br />
concerning a destructive device in a public building
Lose Control, Lose your<br />
License<br />
• The following criteria are terms for revocation<br />
under the Lose Control, Lose License Law:<br />
• A student is suspended for possession or<br />
sale of drugs or alcohol on school property<br />
• A student is suspended for physical assault<br />
on school personnel on school property<br />
• A student is long-term suspended
Exam Percentages<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> will take an exam in all classes.<br />
• Some exams will be teacher-made exams, and others will be<br />
state tests.<br />
• Final exams count as 25% of a student’s final grade in EOC<br />
courses (biology, English II, IM I)<br />
1 st Q: 37.5% 2 nd Q: 37.5% EOC: 25%<br />
• Final exams count as 20% of a student’s final grade in all other<br />
courses.<br />
1 st Q: 40% 2 nd Q: 40% Final Exam: 20%<br />
Consult page 8 in the<br />
student handbook
• Fall Semester: Jan. 13-16, with make-up testing<br />
conducted on January 17.<br />
• Spring Semester: June 5-10, with make-up<br />
testing conducted on June 11.<br />
• All exams will be given in the morning, with<br />
the next day’s review session and lunch<br />
afterwards.<br />
• One exam will be given each day. School will<br />
be dismissed early (12:30) on exam days.
Any senior that meets the following guidelines will be<br />
exempt from his/her teacher-made exams this school<br />
year. This is a new LCPS policy.<br />
• An “A” class average and 3 or less excused absences<br />
• A “B” class average and 2 or less excused absences<br />
• A “C” class average and 1 or less excused absences<br />
If a senior has even one unexcused absence in a class, they<br />
will not qualify for exam exemption under this new policy.<br />
Absences are based on individual classes for qualification.<br />
If you have more absences than allowed, you will not be<br />
able to make up those absences to qualify.
• If a student fails a course with a final average<br />
between a 60 and a 69, he or she may be<br />
eligible for Credit Recovery the following<br />
semester.<br />
• If a student fails a course that is a prerequisite<br />
for a subsequent course, if space allows, the<br />
student will be registered to repeat the<br />
ENTIRE course before Credit Recovery is an<br />
option.<br />
Consult page 16 in the<br />
student handbook
• The student will then be enrolled after school in Nova Net or Plato<br />
to complete the modules where he or she is deficient as identified<br />
by his/her teacher.<br />
• A minimum of 90 minutes is required of each student in Credit<br />
Recovery.<br />
• A student may not accumulate more than 2 absences while in<br />
Credit Recovery to earn credit.<br />
• If a student has not shown mastery in all modules identified in this<br />
time frame with a percent mastery of 80% or better, he or she must<br />
continue to report to Credit Recovery after school until mastery is<br />
shown in all modules identified in order to get a “P” for Pass for
• When arriving to school, you must remain in one of the<br />
following locations:<br />
• Cafeteria<br />
• Courtyard<br />
• Student lounge<br />
*Unless you are dropping off a note to the main office (only<br />
put notes in Mrs. Leavy’s red box) or unless you have a<br />
teacher’s note indicating you have morning tutoring*
• When arriving late to school, you will<br />
go directly to the front office and check<br />
in with Ms. Jones.<br />
• Ms. Jones will give you a tardy slip for<br />
you to give your teacher for admittance<br />
to class each time you are tardy.
• <strong>Students</strong> who need to leave school during the day<br />
should bring a written note from a parent/guardian<br />
indicating the date, time, and reason for dismissal.<br />
• The note must be presented to Ms. Jones at the main<br />
office between 7:15 and 7:40 am each day.<br />
• If you do not have a note, but need to check out for<br />
illness or emergency, your parent/guardian must be<br />
contacted before you can leave campus.
• <strong>Students</strong> will report to the main office to contact<br />
their parents/guardians; however, they must report<br />
back to class until the parent/guardian arrives to<br />
pick them up. When you leave campus you must<br />
sign out in the main office prior to leaving school.<br />
Failure to sign out will be considered skipping.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> who drive to school may be given<br />
permission to leave campus once a parent/guardian<br />
has authorized the school to release the student.
• 1 student will be nominated as the<br />
“Viking Student of the month” from each<br />
department.<br />
• Eligibility<br />
▪ Attendance<br />
▪ Grades<br />
▪ Participation<br />
▪ Behavior
• Incentives<br />
▪ Free admission to athletic event.<br />
▪ Gift certificate.<br />
▪ Recognition during morning announcements.<br />
▪ Personal photography displayed in main<br />
lobby.
• At the end of the year PBIS celebrates students who meet<br />
the following criteria:<br />
• No discipline referrals submitted for their behavior<br />
• Fewer than ten absences<br />
• No failing grades<br />
• During this celebration last year, students enjoyed music,<br />
candy bars, and soda.<br />
• All students in attendance received a Roo Cup and were<br />
featured in a commercial for Kangaroo.<br />
• They also were entered in a drawing for a chance to win<br />
gift cards and other great prizes.
• Breakfast is FREE for all students this year.<br />
• Includes grain entrée, juice OR milk<br />
• Lunch costs remain $2.25 (full price) and<br />
.40 (reduced price)<br />
• Lunch Applications should be filled out at<br />
LunchApplication.com or see Ms. Jones for<br />
a paper copy.
• No more than 3 meals can be charged at a<br />
time.<br />
• A la carte items may NOT be charged.<br />
• If you have charges, you cannot purchase a<br />
la carte items.
• Go directly to the cafeteria at your appointed<br />
lunch time.<br />
• Once in the cafeteria, get your food and move to a<br />
seat.<br />
• Remain seated while in the cafeteria.<br />
• Remain in the cafeteria for the duration of lunch.<br />
• Should you need to leave the cafeteria (bathroom<br />
or office), ask a teacher on duty to escort you to<br />
your desired location.
Beginning Tuesday,<br />
September 10……
VIKES Lunch<br />
• Vikings<br />
• Incorporating<br />
• Key<br />
• Elements<br />
• of<br />
• Success
Everyone goes at the same time!!!<br />
The VIKES Lunch Bell Schedule:<br />
1 st Period 7:45-9:10 (85 minutes) A Lunch (10:40-11:10)<br />
2 nd Period 9:15-10:40 (85 minutes) B Tutorial (11:10-11:38)<br />
*VIKES Lunch *10:40-11:38 (58 minutes)<br />
3 rd Period 11:45-1:10 (85 minutes) B Lunch (11:08-11:38)<br />
4 th Period 1:15-2:40(85 minutes) A Tutorial (10:40-11:08)<br />
*Note that a bell will ring at 11:09 AM as a midway bell to indicate that it is time to shift from<br />
"A" lunch/tutorials to "B" lunch/tutorials. Class periods will be 85 minutes long.*
• 58 total minutes divided into 2 halves (A and B)<br />
• Allows for 30 minutes of lunch and 28 minutes for another activity<br />
• Lunch begins at the bell sounding at the end of 2 nd block<br />
• Third period begins seven minutes after the bell rings to signal<br />
the end of lunch<br />
• 7 minutes between lunch and the start of 3 rd allows students<br />
adequate time to take care of personal matters<br />
• There should be NO tardies to 3 rd block!<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> tardy to third block may receive ISS during<br />
lunch the following day.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> will go to the cafeteria (if they need to buy lunch) by last<br />
name
The cafeteria is not the only place students may<br />
eat!<br />
All students have the option of eating and<br />
drinking in:<br />
• the student lounge<br />
• a teacher’s classroom<br />
• outside in the courtyard (weather permitted)<br />
*<strong>Students</strong> may NOT leave campus for lunch.*
<strong>Students</strong> not in the cafeteria eating should be found:<br />
• attending directed or voluntary tutorials<br />
• participating in intramurals<br />
• attending club or team meetings,<br />
• studying, reading, or working in the media center<br />
• meeting with their guidance counselors<br />
• procuring belongings from their lockers<br />
• building relationships with their teachers in<br />
classrooms
During VIKES lunch students…..<br />
are permitted to be<br />
Gym (only if participating in<br />
intramurals)<br />
Classrooms<br />
Cafeteria<br />
Student lounge<br />
Courtyard (weather permitting)<br />
are NOT permitted to be<br />
Loitering in bathrooms,<br />
stairwells, or hallways<br />
Parking lots<br />
PAC (unless accompanied by a<br />
teacher)<br />
Athletic fields<br />
Construction site<br />
Media center
• Teachers will assign VIKES Lunch Directed<br />
Tutorials to any student who they deem needs<br />
additional academic assistance in their class.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> failing a course MUST attend VIKES<br />
Lunch Directed Tutorials.<br />
•<strong>Students</strong> who have late work to turn in, including<br />
quizzes, tests and/or projects MUST attend VIKES<br />
Lunch Directed Tutorials.
Department Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday<br />
CTE Tutorial B Tutorial A<br />
English Tutorial B Tutorial A<br />
EC Tutorial B Tutorial A<br />
Fine Arts Tutorial B Tutorial A<br />
Healthful<br />
Living<br />
Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals Intramurals PLT<br />
JROTC Tutorial A Tutorial B<br />
Math Tutorial B Tutorial A<br />
Science Tutorial A Tutorial B<br />
Social Studies Tutorial A Tutorial B<br />
World
Step 1<br />
Step 2<br />
Step 3<br />
• Student is assigned VIKES Lunch Directed Tutorials<br />
• Student does not attend VIKES Lunch Directed Tutorials<br />
• Student is assigned lunch detention with the teacher<br />
• Student does not attend the assign lunch detention<br />
• Teacher attempts to contact the parents to make them aware that their<br />
student did not attend lunch detention<br />
• Teacher will refer the student to administration for refusing to attend both<br />
tutorials and detention<br />
• Administration will assign consequences for failure to attend a teacher<br />
assigned lunch detention and contact the parents
1. Student Ownership<br />
• Recognize VIKES lunch is a privilege! We can easily go back<br />
to four lunches <br />
2. The A-J/K-Z cafeteria split<br />
• Go to the cafeteria according to you last name!<br />
• Overcrowding the cafeteria will shut VIKES down quicker<br />
than anything.<br />
3. Trash<br />
• Pick up your trash no matter where you eat lunch!<br />
• VIKES Lunch should not mean more work for the KHS<br />
custodial staff!<br />
• If trash becomes a problem, we will go back to four lunches.
• Beginning 2013-2014, there will not<br />
be Saturday School to make up<br />
absences.<br />
• Per LCPS policy, you are only permitted to have<br />
10 absences per semester. Should you exceed 10<br />
absences in a semester, you must submit a waiver<br />
to the waiver committee for consideration.
• Having more than 10 absences in a semester could<br />
result in no credit for a course.<br />
• Absences cannot be waived to meet athletic<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
• Having an excused absence does NOT mean that<br />
the absence is automatically erased. Having an<br />
excused absence allows the student to apply for a<br />
waiver if the student has more than 10 absences.
1st Unexcused Tardy<br />
Logged in to attendance database<br />
2nd Unexcused Tardy<br />
Warning from administration<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail) by administration<br />
3rd Unexcused Tardy<br />
1 day ASD (2:50-4:15 pm)<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail) by administration<br />
4th Unexcused Tardy<br />
Parking permit suspended for 5 school days<br />
Consult page 20 in the<br />
student handbook<br />
1 day ISS for the block for which the student has been tardy<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail) by administration<br />
5th Unexcused Tardy<br />
Parking permit suspended for 10 school days<br />
2 days ISS for the block for which the student has been tardy<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail) by administration
1st Unexcused Tardy<br />
Warning from teacher<br />
Consult page 20 in the<br />
student handbook<br />
2nd Unexcused Tardy<br />
Warning from teacher<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail)<br />
3rd Unexcused Tardy<br />
Written referral to administration<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail)<br />
1 day of ASD (2:50-4:15 pm)<br />
4th Unexcused Tardy<br />
Written referral to administration<br />
1 day ISS for the block for which the student has been tardy<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail)<br />
5th Unexcused Tardy<br />
Written referral to administration<br />
2 days ISS for the block for which the student has been tardy<br />
Parent contact (telephone or e-mail)
• All students are expected to be groomed and dressed appropriately for school<br />
and school activities.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> who are not dressed appropriately for school will be asked to call<br />
home to have appropriate dress brought to school. <strong>Students</strong> will wait in ISS<br />
until clothes arrive.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> who cannot reach someone to bring additional clothes will remain in<br />
ISS for the rest of the school day.<br />
• ANY FORM OF DRESS THAT IS DISRUPTIVE IN APPEARANCE AND<br />
DETRIMENTAL TO THE PROPER CONDUCT OF THE SCHOOL WILL<br />
NOT BE PERMITTED.<br />
Consult page 23 in the<br />
student handbook
<strong>Students</strong> (male or female) must observe the following<br />
guidelines:<br />
• Shorts, skirts, and dresses must be at least knee length.<br />
• Shirts and tops should be high enough to cover the chest.<br />
No sleeveless shirts or tops are allowed at the middle<br />
and high schools. Tank tops, spaghetti straps, tube tops,<br />
halter tops, see-through shirts, mesh shirts, and clothing<br />
that expose the midriff or chest are not appropriate nor<br />
allowed. Shirts and tops should be without non-functional<br />
holes. Undergarments should not be seen.<br />
• Clinging or form-fitting clothing (pajamas, leggings,<br />
jeggings, yoga pants, etc.) are not permitted.
• Pants and trousers must be fastened properly around the<br />
waist. When belts are worn, belts are to remain buckled.<br />
• Clothing, jewelry, emblems, badges, symbols, signs, visible<br />
tattoos and body markings, or other items that that are<br />
vulgar or obscene, encourage illegal drug use, or depict<br />
gang affiliation are prohibited.<br />
• No hats or caps are allowed. Hoodies/hooded coats are<br />
allowed, but hoods cannot be worn inside the building. No<br />
head gear (bandannas, kerchiefs, curlers, doo-rags, hair<br />
wraps, etc.) is to be worn unless required for religious or<br />
medical reasons. Toboggans are allowed outside.
• Hoodies/hooded coats are allowed, but hoods cannot<br />
be worn inside the building.<br />
• Appropriate footwear must be worn at all times.<br />
Footwear must be properly laced, tied, buckled, and<br />
fastened at all times. Appropriate footwear is that which<br />
can be worn safely and without distraction in the school<br />
environment without fear of injury to oneself or others.<br />
Bedroom shoes are not allowed.<br />
• No sun/shade glasses are to be worn in the building<br />
unless it is medically prescribed that they be worn<br />
indoors.
• *After the 5th Offense, the minimum level of consequence will be 5 days of OSS.<br />
Parents will be contacted after each offense. Confiscated items will be kept in the<br />
main office.<br />
• 1 st Offense: Correct attire/Confiscate attire if necessary/ISS one day/Return attire at<br />
end of day<br />
• 2 nd Offense: Correct attire/ Confiscate attire if necessary/ISS two days/Parent or<br />
guardian must pick up attire<br />
• 3 rd Offense: Correct attire/ Confiscate attire if necessary/1 day OSS/Parent or<br />
guardian must pick up attire<br />
• 4 th Offense: Correct attire/ Confiscate attire if necessary/2 days OSS/Parent or<br />
guardian must pick up attire<br />
• 5 th Offense: Correct attire/ Confiscate attire if necessary/3 days OSS/Parent or<br />
guardian must pick up attire
• <strong>Students</strong> who are more than 5 minutes tardy to<br />
class without a written pass from a staff<br />
member will be considered skipping.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> who fall into this category will be<br />
referred to the appropriate administrator for<br />
disciplinary consequences.
• Cell phones & personal electronic devices<br />
may be brought to campus!<br />
• Cell phones & personal electronic devices<br />
may be used on the bus, before and after<br />
school, between classes, and during lunch!!!<br />
*Cell phones & personal electronic devices may be used<br />
during instructional blocks at the discretion of the<br />
teacher (see next slide for BYOD program).<br />
*<strong>Students</strong> violating this policy will be subject to<br />
disciplinary action!!!<br />
Consult page 23 in the<br />
student handbook
• “Bring Your Own Device” Program (BYOD) allows for classroom<br />
use with teacher approval.<br />
• <strong>Students</strong> may use their own devices in the classroom to access,<br />
interact and save information from the Internet, communicate with<br />
other learners and use productivity tools to create<br />
assignments/projects or take classroom assessments.<br />
• Classroom teacher will choose whether or not mobile devices will be<br />
used within their classroom each day.<br />
• All students will abide by the color coded signs indicating level of<br />
usage throughout the building.<br />
• Recording audio, video or photographic images without the subject’s<br />
permission is not allowed in any area of the school. These actions<br />
alone can be a violation of state and federal law. Distributing such<br />
recordings or images can lead to further legal ramifications.
• <strong>Students</strong> are not to be on the school<br />
campus after 3:00 p.m. unless they are<br />
under the direct supervision of a staff<br />
member.
Discipline Guidelines
• Teacher Intervention<br />
• Warning/ Parent Contact<br />
• Student-Teacher Behavioral Contract<br />
• Confiscation<br />
• Restitution<br />
• After School Detention/ In School<br />
Suspension/Out of School Suspension<br />
• Recommendation for LT<br />
• Law Enforcement Contact and/or Legal<br />
Prosecution<br />
Consult pages 31-39 in<br />
the student handbook
This list does not include all rules and regulations listed in the<br />
<strong>Lenoir</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Public</strong> School Student-Parent Handbook.<br />
Consequences included serve as a guide for Kinston High<br />
administrators. Keep in mind, administration reserves the<br />
right to modify consequences based on individual student<br />
needs and/or the severity of the offense.<br />
Serious or repeated violations of one or more rules would<br />
suggest a need for a strong parent-administrator<br />
communication, coordination of outside assistance, and<br />
may result in suspension.
Discipline Guidelines
• 5 days OSS/Law enforcement contact<br />
and/or legal prosecution<br />
• 10 days OSS/Law enforcement contact<br />
and/or legal prosecution<br />
• 10 days OSS w/LT Recommendation/Law<br />
enforcement contact and/or legal<br />
prosecution
What’s the difference between<br />
horseplay and fighting?<br />
• 1 day OSS<br />
• 3 days OSS<br />
• 5 days OSS
• 1 day OSS<br />
• 3 days OSS<br />
• 5 days OSS
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• 3 days OSS<br />
• 5 days OSS<br />
• 10 days OSS w/ possible<br />
LT recommendation
• 1 day OSS<br />
• 3 days OSS<br />
• 5 days OSS
• Food and drinks (OTHER THAN WATER) are<br />
only allowed in designated areas and only<br />
during lunch.<br />
• Water is permitted in classrooms.<br />
• Please be sure to clean up all trash from lunch<br />
no matter where you eat! If trash becomes a<br />
problem during/following VIKES Lunch, we<br />
WILL return to four lunches.<br />
• Food an outside vendor (Bojangles, etc.) is not<br />
permitted on campus.
• Warning<br />
• 1 day of ASD<br />
• 1 day of ISS
• Warning/Parent Contact<br />
• 1 day suspension from the bus<br />
• 3 days suspension from the bus<br />
*If you are suspended from the bus, you must<br />
provide your own transportation.*
All LCPS campuses are tobacco free facilities.<br />
Therefore, possession of any tobacco product or<br />
paraphernalia is in violation of the policy.<br />
• Confiscate item(s)/1 day OSS<br />
• Confiscate item(s)/3 days OSS<br />
• Confiscate item(s)/5 days OSS
Discipline Guidelines<br />
The first offense of any level two offense will result in<br />
automatic out of school suspension for a minimum of<br />
one day.
• Coercion or Extortion<br />
• Damage to Property and Vandalism<br />
• Fire Alarm<br />
• Fireworks or Ammunition<br />
• Gangs or Gang-Related Activities*<br />
• Hazing<br />
• Reckless Vehicle Use/Car Theft<br />
• Sexual Acts<br />
• Sexual Harassment or Harassment including<br />
Bullying (Non-physical)<br />
• Threat/False Threat
• 3 days OSS/Law enforcement contact<br />
and/or legal prosecution<br />
• 5 days OSS w/Law enforcement<br />
contact and/or legal prosecution<br />
• 10 days OSS w/ LT<br />
Recommendation/Law enforcement<br />
contact and/or legal prosecution
Discipline Guidelines<br />
The first offense of any level three offense will result in<br />
automatic out of school suspension for a minimum of<br />
ten days with law enforcement contact.
• Arson<br />
• Assault and Serious Injuries on any Teacher or<br />
School Personnel<br />
• Assault on Another Student<br />
• Attempted Assault on a School Employee<br />
• Bomb Threat or Hoax<br />
• Drugs or Alcohol<br />
• Sexual Harassment or Harassment including<br />
Bullying (Physical) or Sexual Assault<br />
• Use of a Weapon Other than a Firearm<br />
• Weapons other than Firearms<br />
• Terrorist Threat or Hoax
Discipline Guidelines<br />
The first offense of a level four offense will result in<br />
automatic out of school suspension for 365 days with<br />
law enforcement contact and/or legal prosecution.
• Firearm or Destructive Devices
Final Reminders
• Any student failing to pay any assessed fee or fine<br />
throughout his/her high school years will have this fee or<br />
fine placed on an indebtedness list. All fees and fines<br />
must be cleared before the student is allowed to<br />
participate in the graduation ceremony his/her senior<br />
year.<br />
• Make sure you pay your $7 Instructional Fee<br />
• Seniors: Make sure you pay your $25 Senior Fee<br />
• Parking Passes are $50 county-wide!
Principal Angela Bryant<br />
Senior Administrator<br />
Main Office<br />
abryant@lenoir.k12.nc.us<br />
Assistant Principal Brian Corey<br />
Freshman and EC Administrator<br />
First Floor Freshman Building<br />
bcorey@lenoir.k12.nc.us<br />
Assistant Principal Elizabeth Greer<br />
Junior Administrator<br />
Second Floor Main Building<br />
egreer@lenoir.k12.nc.us<br />
Assistant Principal Audrey Harrell<br />
Sophomore Administrator<br />
Main Office<br />
aharrell@lenoir.k12.nc.us
Welcome to…
G= Gaining<br />
E= Early<br />
A= Awareness<br />
R= and Readiness<br />
U= for Undergraduate<br />
P= Programs
It is a national initiative dedicated to<br />
increasing the number of high school students<br />
enrolling in and completing college.<br />
Essentially, in conjunction with your<br />
counselors, we are here to help you go to<br />
college.
We are here to make it happen!
• Tutoring<br />
• Career exploration<br />
• College visits<br />
• College info workshops<br />
• Enrichment programs<br />
• Financial aid workshops<br />
• Mentoring
• Your GEAR UP Student Coordinator and your<br />
GEAR UP Family and Community Facilitator<br />
can assist you in:<br />
▪ Deciding on the college that is right for you<br />
▪ Completing your FAFSA<br />
▪ Help with college applications<br />
▪ Help with college essays<br />
▪ Taking you on college campus visits
Contact:<br />
Jeannine Haiglerjhaigler@lenoir.k12.nc.us<br />
(252) 560-0007<br />
Or<br />
Jeanene McBridejmcbride@lenoir.k12.nc.us<br />
(252) 286- 9704