High School Student Handbook - South Milwaukee School District
High School Student Handbook - South Milwaukee School District
High School Student Handbook - South Milwaukee School District
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2. <strong>School</strong> equipment is for school-related projects only. <strong>Student</strong>s are not permitted to<br />
do personal work, correspondence, etc., on school equipment.<br />
3. <strong>Student</strong>s will be held responsible to pay for items that are lost, stolen, or damaged.<br />
4. The replacement cost of a lost, stolen, or damaged <strong>Student</strong> Agenda is $5.00.<br />
TRANSCRIPTS<br />
All transcripts are now processed through Docufide. This includes transcripts for<br />
Colleges, Universities, Scholarships, Apprenticeships, etc. You will need to request<br />
transcripts through Docufide Secure Transcript at www.docufide.com. Each transcript<br />
requested is $6. Plan accordingly, all College/Univeristy and Scholarship applications<br />
and any accompanying material must be turned in to your guidance counselor for<br />
processing at least 5 business days before the deadline date. There will be no<br />
exceptions to this 5 day rule.<br />
Note: Outstanding obligations can hold up the processing of applications. Transcripts<br />
will be held, along with college and/or scholarship applications, until the obligation(s)<br />
has been satisfied and/or paid in full.<br />
VISITORS<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are prohibited from receiving visitors during the school day. Parents and other<br />
adult visitors with legitimate school business at <strong>South</strong> <strong>Milwaukee</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> must<br />
enter and sign-in at the high school office. A Visitor Pass must be obtained and remain<br />
visible at all times while in the building, and be returned to the office upon sign-out when<br />
leaving the building. Unauthorized persons will be referred to school officials for<br />
appropriate action. <strong>Student</strong>s may not bring others to visit during school hours unless<br />
authorized by an administrator prior to the day of the visit.<br />
WITHDRAWING FROM SCHOOL<br />
State law requires attendance in school until the student reaches the age of 18 years or<br />
unless the student has graduated from high school. With school board and parental<br />
permission, a student may enroll in an alternative program leading to a high school<br />
diploma or its equivalent.<br />
To withdraw from school, you must complete the sign-out process, which includes:<br />
1. Obtain a withdrawal form from your guidance counselor.<br />
2. Have parent/guardian sign the form.<br />
3. All books and materials should be returned to teachers for clearance.<br />
4. Meet all financial obligations.<br />
5. Return the completed withdrawal form to your guidance counselor.<br />
6. Indicate on the form your reason for withdrawing and where you will be continuing<br />
your high school education.<br />
WORK PERMITS<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s who need a Work Permit can obtain the necessary form in the Main Office.<br />
<strong>Student</strong>s are encouraged to complete and turn in all necessary paperwork at least two<br />
(2) school days prior to the date they begin work to allow for processing time. <strong>Student</strong><br />
work permits may be revoked for reasons including, but not limited to: habitual truancy,<br />
failing grades, etc.<br />
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