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BNotice of Technology Usage by StudentsNon-Participation FormReturn ONLY if you do not wish your student to participate in any of thefollowing technology activities.______________________________I DO NOT wish to have my student utilize school network services such as usingsoftware, creating and saving files, and printing from network computers;I DO NOT wish to have my student search for and retrieve information via the internet;I DO NOT wish to have my student utilize school-established email accounts (highschool and middle school only) with acceptance and compliance of student emailguidelines and acceptable use agreement;I DO NOT wish to have my student create and publish documents and projects on theWorld Wide Web and in other public forums;I DO NOT wish to have limited identifying information about my student, includingpicture/image, video, and audio, posted on school-owned computers, networks, andschool websites. Photos, audio, and videos will be used for educational purposes onlyand names will not be associated with pictures, audio, and video.I DO NOT wish to have my student’s digital image included in public presentations(see explanation of usage in #6 on preceding page).___________________________________________________Parent’s Name (printed) and Signature____________________________________________________Student’s Name (printed)_____________________________________________DateReturn ONLY if you do not wish your student to participate in any of theabove technology activities.
CHarrisonburg City Public SchoolsEmail Guidelines for ParentsEmail may be a fast and convenient way for parents/guardians to send messages, but this maynot be the case for many of our teachers and administrators. Some teachers and administratorsread their email messages in the morning before school, some read them at the end of the day,and some read them during the school day. Many teachers and administrators prefer to use thephone to speak directly to parents or to communicate with written notes.For these reasons, please remember if you choose to send an email message to a member of ourprofessional staff, you may not get an immediate reply. In fact you may not receive an emailreply at all, since staff members will determine how best to contact you: by email, phone, writtennote, or to schedule a personal conference.When using email, please remember: Send only non-vital messages by email. For example, do not use email to inform ateacher, administrator, or clerical staff that your child is not to go home on the bus since afaculty members may not read their email before a student is dismissed. Instead use thetelephone to be sure your message is received and clearly understood. Your child’s academic progress, learning expectations, or behavioral issues are bestaddressed through a telephone conversation or by scheduling a personal conference withyour child's teacher. Email is not confidential. Confidential information should be conveyed by phone orpersonal contact only. Please identify yourself in the subject line of your email message and, if appropriate, thename of your child. For all medical or health concerns, please contact your child's school nurse by phone. Please keep all contacts professional. Jokes, amusing or special stories, chain letters, orcommercial solicitations are inappropriate and reduce valuable teaching time. Please send only messages pertaining to school issues. Do not ask teachers to relaymessages to your child. Mass email to the campus staff should be sent to the school principal for distribution tohis/her staff.Email is a quick way to send a message, but it is not necessarily the best way to get a quick replynor is it appropriate for all types of communication.
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Table of ContentsGeneral Informatio
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GENERAL INFORMATIONGeneral Informat
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School PhilosophyGeneral Informatio
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School StaffENGLISH DEPARTMENTSheil
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Graduation RequirementsGRADUATION R
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Graduation Requirements# To earn a
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Graduation RequirementsDiploma Seal
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InstructionINSTRUCTIONComputer Use
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MTC - Massanutten Technical CenterS
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ServicesIn addition to the academic
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ServicesSERVICESCafeteriaThe Harris
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Servicesrequest will be accepted af
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ServicesStudents are advised agains
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ServicesThe following penalties wil
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Athletics, Clubs, and Organizations
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OPERATING PROCEDURESOperating Proce
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Operating ProceduresFund-RaisingFun
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ATTENDANCEAttendanceCompulsory Scho
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Attendancethe student will have two
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AttendanceLate Arrivals and Early D
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Discipline‣ Vandalism: Willful or
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Discipline‣ Leaving grounds witho
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ResponsibilitiesStudent Responsibil
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Sample ScheduleAdditional Informati
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Additional InformationWHERE, WHAT,
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Additional InformationStudent Drop-
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IndexTTardy Policy 47Teacher Respon
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February 2011Monthly PlannerSunday
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Harrisonburg City Public SchoolsStu
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Code of VirginiaSection 22.1-279.3.
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HARRISONBURG CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLSMem
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