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DRESS CODE Based on the premise that behavior and performance are sometimes reflective of appearance, when one or both are inappropriate in an educational atmosphere, education may be somewhat deterred. Therefore, students attending school and any school function, on or off school premises, shall not dress in such a way as to substantially interfere with the conduct of a class or activity. In general, hair and clothing will be neat and clean, not constitute a threat to student health and safety, or damage school property. Clothes and footwear with metal rivets, cleats or spikes are not permitted. Shirts, shorts, and skirts should be modest. Extreme hairstyles and visible piercings are not permitted. 1 st Offense Warning, change clothing, and parent contact 2 nd Offense Change Clothing, 1-3 Days ISAP 3 rd Offense Removal from school, possible suspension/expulsion I am confident in my belief that Copley High School is one of the premier secondary schools in the area and intend to work diligently to ensure the continuous development of our school and its academic and social programs. In order to obtain this goal, I intend to hold all students to the highest expectations of success. The Student Code of Conduct is an integral part of our success. It is important that each student and their parents/guardians take the time to review and become familiar with all of the school’s rules and expectations. I welcome all students and families to come to my office to discuss any questions or concerns at any time. I look forward to meeting and working with the communities of Copley High School. I intend to establish and maintain clear communications between students, families, and the community. Once again I would like to remind you that I operate with an open door policy, please do not hesitate to contact me with questions, concerns, and ideas. I look forward to serving the Copley High School and the Copley-Fairlawn community. I wish everyone with the best of luck throughout the upcoming school year. Sincerely, Rick Gurski Copley High School Assistant Principal FOND FAREWELLS Dana Addis- Athletic Director Stephanie Barnes- Guidance Counselor Jennifer Caldwell- English Cheryl Hopkins- Spanish Connie Kosanovich- Science Adam Pittis- Special Education Aaron Sable- Principal John Savage- French Tamara Sheldon- Media Center Associate Adrienne Six- French Karen Soini- Social Studies Consy Warren- Science WARM WELCOMES Andrea Andryscik, English Brian Falhammer- Science Debbie Good- Guidance Counselor Melanie Fragge-Media Center Associate Rick Gurski-Assistant Principal Jodi Mirman- Science Cameron Ryba- Principal Jacob Sexton- Spanish Paula Thompson- French MaryFerrise-InterventionSpecialist Karen Smith, Kathy Carter – Tutors Kamani Grant- Security Specialist
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL DIRECTIONS The first day of school for students is Tuesday, August 31. All students should report at 7:25 a.m. to their HOMEROOM. Homeroom assignments have been posted on the main doors and throughout the building for your convenience. CHS students, both new and returning, will have new homeroom assignments for the school year. These assignments have been made alphabetically by grade level. Students should report to the rooms based on the first letter of their LAST name. During the first day, locker assignments combinations and other bookkeeping tasks will be accomplished. New schedules will be distributed during homeroom on the first day of school. These are your schedules for the school year. A few adjustments were made to balance classes after students left school in the spring. EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION Please make sure your student’s emergency medical forms are updated with all the proper information and placed on file in the guidance office. These forms will be distributed during homeroom and must be returned by Sept. 10. Extra forms may be obtained by calling Mrs. Kramer in the guidance office, (330) 664-4827. These forms are very important should an emergency situation arise while the student is attending school. The Copley Fairlawn City School medication policy states that a Medication Authorization Form needs to be filled out in the event your student needs medication during school hours. This form needs to be signed by both the parent and the physician for prescription medications and signed by the parent for non-prescription medications. Please see Mrs. Kramer in the guidance office for these forms. FROM THE NURSE The Copley-Fairlawn school nurse will be at the high school on Monday mornings during the 2010-2011 school year. Students are welcome to see her with any health concerns during this time. If parents have any concerns or questions relating to health issues, they may contact the nurse at any time through the high school office. The staff at Copley High School can reach the nurse by pager during the school day for consultation or emergencies. All students new to our district will be screened for both vision and hearing. The nurse will also be providing inservice seminars to staff members on common first aid techniques and general medical concerns. CHS OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, September 1, 2010 Open House has been scheduled for Wednesday, September 1, 2010 beginning at 7 p.m. Your student will bring home a copy of his/her schedule for you to use that evening. During study hall and lunch time on your student’s schedule, plan to enjoy refreshments in the Commons and visit the PTA table in the lobby. All CHS administrators, counselors and teachers are anxious to meet you and answer your questions concerning graduation, course, requirements, activities and services. Please understand that it will not be possible for school personnel to answer specific questions until Conference Days in November. We are willing to discuss your student’s progress at any time; simply call 330-664-4827 and arrange an appointment. UNDERCLASS PICTURE PACKAGES OFFERED As a service to our underclass students and their parents, CHS has arranged with Ohio School Pictures for different photographic packages. These packages are assured to be of the highest professional quality. Photos will be taken at CHS on Thursday September 7, from 7:25-2:25 p.m. We urge all students to have their photograph taken so that it may be included in the 2011 Chieftain. There is no sitting fee. If you choose to buy a photo package, the money must be paid on the day of the photo session. All checks should be made out to Ohio School Pictures. Specific details on the photo packages will be given to students prior to September 7.
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