Student/Parent Handbook

Maps, Graphs and Charts, Mathematics, Modern Oratory, News Writing, Number
Sense, One Act Play, Oral Reading, Persuasive Speaking, Poetry Interpretation,
Prose Interpretation, Ready Writing, Science, Social Studies, Speech, Spelling and
Vocabulary, Theatre, Fine Art, etc.)
• Yearbook
• Any additional organizations/clubs that are school-sponsored, extracurricular
activities which meet as an organization outside the school day.
Orientation Meetings:
Flour Bluff ISD shall conduct meetings with parents and interested student
participants prior to the start of the random drug-testing program and
coaches/sponsors will conduct meetings at the beginning of the season for each
extracurricular activity. Coaches/sponsors of extracurricular activities shall explain
the drug-testing program and review the policy and consent form. Additionally, an
educational presentation on the harmful effects of drug and alcohol abuse shall be
provided through the orientation meetings hosted by the sponsors/coaches of the
extracurricular organizations.
Student attendance at the orientation meeting is mandatory. Parent or
legal guardian attendance at an orientation meeting is highly
encouraged. If a student fails to attend an orientation meeting prior to
the start of the extracurricular activity, the student shall not be allowed
to participate until the orientation process is completed
Consent:
Before a student is eligible to participate in extracurricular activities, the student and
their parent or legal guardian shall be required annually to sign a consent form
agreeing to be subject to the rules and procedures of the random drug-testing program.
If appropriate consent is not given, the student shall not be allowed to participate in
extracurricular activities
Use of Results:
Random drug test results shall be used only to determine eligibility for participation
in extracurricular activities and associated consequences. Positive drug test
results shall not be used to impose disciplinary sanctions or academic penalties
per the FBISD Student Code of Conduct, unless the student is found to be in
violation of the Student Code of Conduct at the time of random drug testing.
Nevertheless, nothing in this policy shall limit or affect the application of state law,
local policy, or the Student Code of Conduct. A student who commits a disciplinary
offense shall be subject to consequences in accordance with the Student Code of
Conduct.
Confidentiality:
Random drug-testing results shall be confidential and shall be disclosed only to the
student, the student’s parents or legal guardian, and designated district officials who
need the information in order to administer the random drug-testing program and
consequences for a positive drug test result. Drug test results shall not be maintained
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