Student Handbook - Hoosic Valley Central School
Student Handbook - Hoosic Valley Central School
Student Handbook - Hoosic Valley Central School
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The Board of Education will review this code of conduct every year to assess its effectiveness<br />
and continued compliance with state and federal law. If changes are needed, revisions will be<br />
recommended to the Board for its consideration.<br />
PROCEDURES<br />
Items Not Generally Permitted in <strong>School</strong><br />
Electronic devices such as, but not limited to cell phones, pagers, cameras, MP3 players<br />
(i.e. IPODs), CD players, radios, recording devices, lap tops, tablets, kindles, gaming devices and<br />
laser pointers are not to be on or visible between the hours of 7:30 am and 3:30 pm. Specific<br />
exceptions will be made only when such items are required for a school assignment or project.<br />
Food and Drinks<br />
Food and beverages [including water] should not be taken to classes or study halls unless<br />
specific permission has been granted by a physician for an educational or health reason.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s who are granted permission to carry water should do so in its original packaging or in<br />
a clear, spill proof, drink container. Water should be kept away in either the student’s locker or<br />
in a book bag. In order to preserve and protect district resources, water will not be allowed in<br />
certain classrooms such as, computer labs, the library and science classrooms.<br />
Classrooms<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are expected to take responsibility for their behavior in each class. They should<br />
treat other students, adults, and school property with respect. They should be aware of the<br />
general provisions of the Code of Conduct.<br />
Study Halls<br />
1. <strong>Student</strong>s must bring books and assignments to study hall so that they can work for the<br />
entire period.<br />
2. No student will be permitted to leave the study hall until attendance is taken.<br />
3. <strong>Student</strong>s planning to go to another classroom, the library or computer lab should have a<br />
previously issued pass from a faculty or staff member and should stay there for the entire<br />
period. Staff members in those locations are asked to return the signed passes to the<br />
study hall teachers later in the day to verify where the students were.<br />
4. <strong>Student</strong>s may request passes from the study hall supervisor to go to the nurse, guidance<br />
counselor, dean or school psychologist.<br />
5. All students must personally sign out when leaving and sign in when returning.<br />
6. <strong>Student</strong> talking in study hall is not allowed unless the student has requested and received<br />
permission from the study hall supervisor.<br />
7. Card playing and other games are not permitted in study hall.<br />
8. Each student is expected to recognize the purpose of study hall and to respect the rights<br />
and needs of others in the study hall.<br />
Cafeteria<br />
At lunch time, students are expected to:<br />
1. Form a single line for entrance to the service area.<br />
2. Avoid pushing or other improper conduct in line or in the cafeteria.<br />
3. Follow directions given by the supervisor.<br />
4. Keep their own immediate table area clean.<br />
5. Report any accidents to the nearest supervisor on duty.<br />
6. Return trays, dishes, and unused food to the clean-up area.<br />
7. Leave the cafeteria during lunch period only with a pass and after signing out.<br />
8. Remain seated in the lunch room until dismissed at the end of the period.<br />
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<strong>Hoosic</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>Central</strong> <strong>School</strong> District