SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENT - PARENT HANDBOOK

• Should a student in any way inhibit the clean up process or make it
worse, the faculty member on duty reserves the right to add that
person to the duty team for that day and may choose to excuse one of
the regular members.
• A repeat offender may incur additional duties.
• Students should eat in the commons room , in the cafeteria, or outside,
but not in the corridors or classrooms
• Plated meals should not be taken outside the commons room
9. CHEWING GUM
Chewing is not permitted in the senior school because thoughtless
disposal of gum causes unreasonable cleaning costs. Students who
persist in chewing gum after having been warned will be assigned to clean
gum off school furniture
10. DRESS CODE
ISD does not have a uniform, but good taste is knowing what to wear and
when to wear it. Clothing should not expose large areas of flesh and/or
underwear; it should be clean, in good repair and worn so as not to offend
any of our community’s culturally diverse sensitivities
11. DRUGS
The possession, use and sale of controlled substances by students at any
time under school jurisdiction are prohibited, and will be treated as a major
infraction. Exceptional provisions are made for alcohol (see above).
12. ROLLERBLADES, ROLLER SKATES AND SKATEBOARDS
Are not to be used on campus at any time.
13. SENIOR/POST-GRADUATE PRIVILEGES
12 th and 13 th Graders are allowed to sign in and out when they have an
unscheduled period. This is a privilege, not a right, and may be
withdrawn from an individual at any time. It is the responsibility of
these older students to ensure that they:
1. sign in at the office if they arrive at school after homeroom period
2. are on time for their classes;
3. are not accompanied off campus by students from lower grades;
4. sign out and sign back in at the office;
5. leave the vicinity of the school after signing out;
6. make themselves familiar with the Daily Bulletin announcements.
Failure to meet these responsibilities means loss of the privilege.
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