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School Sponsored Curriculum Related Competition and Activities Academic Decathlon [Humanities Students--Competition] Class of 2019 [Freshman Students—Representation of Student Body for School Events] Academic Octathlon [Humanities Students--Competition] International Thespian Society [Theatre Arts Students— Competition] American Mathematics Challenge [Competition] Key Club [Volunteer Services and Advanced Measures Projects] American Sign Language (ASL) KEDT Academic Challenge [Humanities Students—Competition] Athletics [Athletics Students—Competition] Mock Trial [Competition] Band [Band Students] Mu Alpha Theta – Math Honor Society Band Color Guard [Color Guard Students] National Forensic League [Theatre Arts, Communication Applications and Debate Students—Competition] Business Professionals of America [Marketing and Business Students--Competition] National Honor Society [Volunteer Services and Advanced Measures Projects—Students in Advanced Courses] Career and Technology Education Competition and Activities National Junior Reserves’ Officer Training Corp (NJROTC) Cheerleaders [Cheerleading Students--Competition] Newspaper [Journalism Students] Chess [Competition] Science Olympiad Choir [Choir Students] Spanish National Honor Society [Volunteer Services and Advanced Measures Projects] Distributive Education Clubs of America [Marketing and Spanish Club [Spanish Students] Business Students--Competition] Yearbook [Journalism Students] Student Council [Volunteer Services, Representation of the Student Body and Advanced Measures Projects] Future Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) [Family and Consumer Science Students—Volunteer Services Spanish National Honor Society [Volunteer Services and Advanced Measures Projects] and Competition] Future Teachers of America [Ready, Set, Teach! Students— Texas Math and Science Coaches Association Team Volunteer Service] Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) [Health Science Students—Competition] Texas Forensic Association [Theatre Arts, Communications Applications and Debate Students—Competition] Hornet Stingline Theatre Arts (i.e. One Act Play, Musicals, etc…) Interact [Volunteer Services and Advanced Measures Projects] Visionarios [Art Students—Competition] Class of 2016 [Senior Students—Representation of Student Visual Arts Scholastic Events (VASE) [Art Students] Body for School Events] Class of 2017 [Junior Students—Representation of Student University Preparatory Student Senate Body for School Events] Class of 2018 [Sophomore Students—Representation of The Sustainable Renewable and Beautiful Communities Club. Student Body for School Events] University Interscholastic League Students Competition Accounting Athletics Journalism Calculator, Math, Number Sense Literary Criticism Computer Applications Prose and Poetry Computer Science Ready Writing Current Events Science One Act Play Social Studies Debate—Lincoln Debate and Cross Examination Spelling Extemporaneous Speaking Technical Theatre SKILLS USA Computer/Electronics Geospatial Information Systems Robotics 42
Skateboards Students are prohibited from bringing or riding skateboards on school property. Smoking/Tobacco Use (FNCD Legal) The Board shall prohibit students from smoking, using, or possessing tobacco products at a school-related or school-sanctioned activity on or off school property. EducationCode 38.006 Flour Bluff High School is a smoke-free campus. Students shall not smoke or use tobacco products on school property or at any school-related or school-sponsored activity, on or off school property, as provided by law. Tobacco products include, but are not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, pipes, snuff or chewing tobacco. Any teacher, administrator, or other District employee who observes a student using or in the possession of tobacco products while in or at school-related functions, shall report that to the designated campus person. Student Council The Student Council serves as an intermediary between the student body, the faculty, and the administration. It represents the majority of the student body in the development of specific policies and procedures that affect the student body. The student council sponsors all school elections, the Favorites’ Dance, and all Homecoming activities. The Student Council serves to promote leadership through democracy and increases the involvement of the student body in the school culture and development of knowledge and skills. Students’ Instructional Day (EED Local) Students in grades 9-10 shall be scheduled for a full school day. Students in grades 11-12 may be excused for one (1) class each day, if the student is on track to meet all graduation requirements. The principal shall consider special circumstances on a case-by-case basis to allow graduating seniors to be excused for two (2) classes. Student Responsible Use Guidelines for Technology Bring your own device Flour Bluff ISD is now offering a filtered Flour Bluff Public Wi-Fi on campuses. Students in grades 7-12 may bring a personal device to school for use for educational purposes. Students are expected to connect to the filtered Flour Bluff Public Wi-Fi to ensure access to the best online resources. See the District BYOD parent guide for more information. 43
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