SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENT - PARENT HANDBOOK

6. Hallways during classes, unless fetching something from a locker.
7. Gym, unless scheduled for a class there.
8. Behind the school buildings.
9. Emergency exits, except during fire drills and genuine
emergencies.
10. Parts of the campus north of the Gym door.
11. The car park.
12. The roof of any school building without specific permission.
7. BULLYING
Bullying is defined as “intentional, repeated, hurtful acts, words or other
behavior, such as name-calling, threatening, shunning, or deliberate
exclusion committed by one or more persons against others. Bullying may
be physical, verbal or emotional, and may be described and understood
differently in different cultures. "“Harassment”, “mobbing”, “hazing”, and
even excessive teasing may be construed as bullying.
Bullying is considered a major infraction and is totally unacceptable at
ISD. In cases of witnessed or reported bullying, the “no blame approach”
may be used. Details of this approach may be found with the principal
and counselor.
8. CAMPUS CLEANLINESS
Cleanliness of the public areas both inside and outside the school building
is the responsibility of all members of the school community. Everyone
should clean up after themselves at all times.
To help students feel ownership of the school and to encourage
responsibility, all students serve a period of lunch duty during the school
year. If everyone else plays their part, the lunch duty team should only
have to do a minimal amount of cleaning and straightening at the end of
the lunch period.
Expectations:
• Students must clean up after themselves, and leave nothing behind.
- all trash must be placed in the proper bin.
- all utensils and dishes must be put on the cart.
• Students should return any chairs they have borrowed from other
tables and push their chairs back under the table as they leave.
• The last student to leave a table is responsible for any trash, utensils,
dishes, or mess at that table, regardless if it is theirs or not.
• If a student is asked to throw away a piece of trash, clear utensils or
dishes or clean up a mess by the faculty member on duty, that student
should do so immediately without complaint.
• Students must always treat the cafeteria staff and students on duty
with respect and courtesy and comply with any reasonable requests.
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