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Servicesthe Community College Connection program to assist with bridging the gap from high school to collegereadiness. It is imperative that students take appropriate English and math classes all four years of highschool to better prepare for a successful community college experience. Students participating in theCommunity College Connection program will enjoy benefits of being a part of an identified group whileexperiencing trips to Blue Ridge Community College, getting connected with personnel well-versed inaddressing career plans, as well as participating in seminars addressing topics of interest. We feelconfident that through appropriate planning and successful completion of academic coursework studentscan bridge the connection to community college.We recommend that students preparing to enroll in community college take 4 years of math and completea minimum of Algebra 2 upon graduation. Science is recommended for all four years and it may benecessary to take chemistry for certain community college programs. Students need to enroll in one ormore of the dual enrollment courses (English, math or ITE 115) available at HHS. Following theseacademic recommendations can help to successfully transition students from high school to communitycollege.Educational RecordsCertain student records are designated as directory information and can be disclosed to certainorganizations without prior consent. Students who have reached 18 may opt out of this by producingwritten notification to the school. See Student Records in the HCPS handbook for additional information.Testing ScheduleTest First Semester Dates Second Semester DatesSOL DatesWritingRLR 11ScienceSocial StudiesMathematicsWriting: October 19th and20thEnd of Course testingbegins: December*Please check specific testdates before planningvacations etc.Writing: March 8 th and 9thEnd of Course testing begins:May*Please check specific testdates before planning vacationsetc.SATPSATAPEnglish Lit and CompFrenchCalculusComputer ScienceSpanishStatisticsUS HistoryEuropean HistoryBiologyChemistryGovernmentAccess for ELL’s (LEP)October 9November 6December 4October 13 thMay 5 th (AM)May 2 nd (PM)May 4 th (AM)May 3 rd (AM)May 3 rd (AM)May 3 rd (PM)May 6 th (AM)May 7 th (PM)May 10 th (AM)May 11 th (AM)May 3 rd (AM)MarchJanuary 22March 12* SAT onlyMay 7June 424
ServicesSERVICESCafeteriaThe Harrisonburg High School cafeteria operates under a schedule of three lunch shifts (see bellschedule). Students must eat lunch on their assigned lunch shift in order to assure proper balance on eachshift. No trays are to be taken from the cafeteria. Juniors and Seniors dining in the Junior/Seniorcourtyard area must use disposable trays.Harrisonburg High School has a computerized cash register system for payment of school meals and à laCarte items. All students (full paying, reduced, and free) have an account in their name that they use formeals and à la Carte purchases in the cafeteria (money withdrawals for vending machine purchases is notallowed). A Personal Identification Number (PIN) is assigned to each student. He/She must rememberthis number to key in at the register and must not give it to anyone else. This PIN is used throughout eachstudent’s career in Harrisonburg City Public Schools. Cash is accepted at the register if you wish to payon a daily basis. However, the student will still need to enter his/her Personal Identification Number(PIN) when making any purchases.For additional information about the Federal School Lunch program, contact the Food ServicesDepartment at 434-2752. Application forms for free/reduced lunches are available from the AttendanceOffice.The following polices will help to promote a more healthful and pleasing environment in the cafeteria:‣ No student is to break in line in front of others or to save places for friends.‣ Students may not purchase food for other students.‣ Students must not create a disturbance in the serving line.‣ Students must use the entrance doors and exit through the opening behind the cashiers.‣ Students must report and remain in the cafeteria during their assigned lunch shift with thefollowing exceptions:o Juniors and Seniors may eat in the courtyard by the library, weather permitting.ooStudents may sign out of the Cafeteria to go to the library, time and space permitting.Students may report to a classroom with a pre-approved pass from the teacher, however,the student may not take food with them to the classroom.‣ Teachers will have “Front of the Line” privileges during lunch.‣ Students are not permitted to run, yell, or throw things in the cafeteria.‣ Glass containers are not permitted in the school.‣ Students are responsible for straightening their area before leaving. This includes discarding oftrash on tables or floor, returning trays to the proper location, and pushing in chairs.‣ Students are responsible for completing their lunches before the end of the lunch shift. If studentsare late as a result of a cafeteria problem, a pass needs to be obtained from a school staff member.‣ Students who are not scheduled for lunch are not to be in the cafeteria, including passing throughas well.‣ Students are not to be in off-limit areas during lunch.‣ Students are not to sit on tables or floor.‣ All food is to be consumed on cafeteria tables.‣ Seniors are permitted to go to lunch five minutes early.25
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Page 3 and 4: Table of ContentsGeneral Informatio
Page 5 and 6: GENERAL INFORMATIONGeneral Informat
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Page 17 and 18: Graduation RequirementsDiploma Seal
Page 19 and 20: InstructionINSTRUCTIONComputer Use
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Page 23: ServicesIn addition to the academic
Page 27 and 28: Servicesrequest will be accepted af
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Page 31 and 32: ServicesThe following penalties wil
Page 33 and 34: Athletics, Clubs, and Organizations
Page 39 and 40: OPERATING PROCEDURESOperating Proce
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Page 43 and 44: ATTENDANCEAttendanceCompulsory Scho
Page 45 and 46: Attendancethe student will have two
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Page 49 and 50: Discipline‣ Vandalism: Willful or
Page 51 and 52: Discipline‣ Leaving grounds witho
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Page 59 and 60: ResponsibilitiesStudent Responsibil
Page 61 and 62: Sample ScheduleAdditional Informati
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Code of VirginiaSection 22.1-279.3.
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Nondiscrimination NoticeThe Harriso
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Assault and BatteryA. Students shal
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IntegrityStudents are expected to p
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equipment.11. Students should not f
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Parental notificationParental confe
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2. A student who enrolls anytime du
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school health records or a statemen
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should be picked up by the parent o
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The superintendent or his/her desig
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Birth CertificateA state birth cert
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ConfidentialHarrisonburg Public Saf
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prior written consent. Outside orga
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B. Each student in middle and secon
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