2012-2013 AHS Handbook - Anamosa Community School District

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THE SCHOOL DAY Class Schedules Regular Schedule 1 st : 8:05-8:52 2 nd : 8:56-9:43 3 rd : 9:47-10:34 4 th : 10:38-11:25 5 th : 11:29-12:43 A: 11:25-11:51 B: 11:51-12:17 C: 12:17-12:43 6 th : 12:47-1:34 7 th : 1:38-2:25 8 th : 2:29-3:16 Collaboration 1 st : 8:30-9:14 2 nd : 9:18-10:01 3 rd : 10:05-10:49 4 th : 10:53-11:37 5 th : 11:41-12:50 A: 11:37-12:01 B: 12:01-12:25 C: 12:25-12:50 6 th : 12:54-1:38 7 th : 1:42-2:26 8 th : 2:30-3:16 Early Dismissal: 1 st : 8:05-8:28 2 nd : 8:32-8:55 3 rd : 8:59-9:22 4 th : 9:26-9:49 5 th : 9:53-10:16 6 th : 10:20-10:43 7 th : 10:47-11:10 8 th : 11:14-11:37 Lunch will be available at the end of the day. Advisory 1 st : 8:05-8:47 2 nd : 8:51-9:33 Advisory: 9:37-10:07 3 rd : 10:11-10:53 4 th : 10:57-11:39 5 th : 11:43-12:58 A: 11:43-12:08 B: 12:08-12:33 C: 12:33-12:58 6 th : 1:02-1:44 7 th : 1:48-2:30 8 th : 2:34-3:16 Late Start 1 st : 10:05-10:37 2 nd : 10:41-11:13 5 th : 11:17-12:17 A: 11:17-11:37 B: 11:37-11:57 C: 11:57-12:17 6 th : 12:21-12:53 7 th : 12:57-1:29 8 th : 1:33-2:04 3 rd : 2:08-2:40 4 th : 2:44-3:16 Assembly 1 st : 8:05-8:49 2 nd : 8:53-9:37 3 rd : 9:41-10:25 4 th : 10:29-11:13 5 th : 11:17-12:29 A: 11:17-11:41 B: 11:41-12:05 C: 12:05-12:29 6 th : 12:33-1:17 7 th : 1:21-2:05 8 th : 2:09-2:53 Assembly begins at 2:57. TRANSPORTATION Any questions regarding bus service should be directed to Anamosa Transportation Director, Matt English at 462-2392. Kirkwood students must ride school transportation to and from Kirkwood unless prior arrangements have been made with administration. ADVERSE WEATHER & DELAYS Adverse weather decisions will be announced through the Iowa Alerts, district website, social networks, and on the following stations: KCRG TV - Channel 9 KGAN TV - Channel 2 KWWL TV - Channel 7 DISASTER PROCEDURES Fire, bus, tornado and other crisis response drills will be conducted in order to practice the proper safe procedures during emergency situations. Procedures for fire and tornado evacuation will be posted in each room. 6
Fire Alarms The fire alarm is a continuous bell. When the alarm sounds, students will immediately stand and form a single line leaving through the designated exit. Walk quickly and quietly out of the building with no passing along the way. Do not stop for coats, books, or any other materials. The first students to the door will hold it open until all students have left the building. Tornado Alarms A tornado signal will be an intermittent tone via the intercom system. Students are to move quickly to their designated area of shelter. They will then sit on the floor and cover their heads. Students who pull the fire alarm or who falsely report an alarm, in addition to being disciplined under school district policy, may be reported to law enforcement officials. ANNOUNCEMENTS The primary means of communication with students about school related activities is through daily announcements. Announcements will be read at the beginning of third period by the classroom teacher. They may also be viewed through PowerSchool and on televisions throughout the high school building. All announcements will be submitted by teachers, coaches, or activity sponsors. If you wish to have something included in the announcements, it must be approved by your activity sponsor. Students will not be called from class to receive messages unless is it an emergency. When students have messages of a non-emergency nature, the student’s name will be posted on a white board outside the office and the student may get that message during a passing period, lunch, or before or after school. However, no passes to class will be issued for students picking up messages. VISITORS/PARENTS Parents are welcome to visit the school at any time and should feel free to do so. They should report to the office to inform us they are in the building. If a parent-teacher conference is desired, an appointment should be made. All visitors will need to check in the office and be given a visitors pass. Student visitors only permitted with prior approval from the principal. VALUABLES IN SCHOOL Anamosa High School does not assume responsibility for lost or stolen personal items or valuables. Students should: 1. Never leave valuables in cars unless the vehicle is locked. 2. Under no circumstances should money or other valuables be left in an unlocked locker, including P.E. lockers and locker rooms. 3. It is our recommendation that valuables and extra money be left at home. Students are reminded to respect other people’s property and belongings. LOCKERS Lockers are provided for each student. The lockers are owned by the school. No suggestive material will be allowed on or in lockers. School-owned padlocks may be placed on the lockers on the opening day of school. There will be a $5.00 fee assessed for any padlock not returned to school. Padlocks other than school-owned will be 7
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