Bisbee High School is a - Bisbee Unified School District

Dances/Prom
Campus discipline regulations that apply to normal school activities also apply to dances. A current BHS student ID is
required for entrance. Parking lot is off limits when the dance starts. If you go to the parking lot, you must leave the
premises. Guest passes for school dances are available from the Dean of Student’s office the week before the dance.
Discipline
All discipline issues will be judged and handled according to the definitions and recommendations inherent to the State
of Arizona’s AZ SAFE system and the Bisbee High School Discipline Matrix including but not limited to the following:
Class Timeliness
Bus Rules Harassment – Sexual/Racial
Drug Violation Procedures Student Conduct
Gang Policy
At Bisbee High School you are expected to be in your seat when the Tardy Bell rings. If you are not, you are considered
tardy and will be assigned Lunch Detention. Students with an unexcused tardy will serve a lunch detention the following
day. Students are considered excused tardy for the following reasons:
1. School bus is late.
2. If coming back from a doctor or dentist appointment.
3. The teacher or office makes the student late.
Dress Code:
The District encourages students to take pride in their attire as it relates to the school setting. Students are expected to
adhere to standards of dress and appearance that are compatible with an effective learning environment. Presenting a
bodily appearance or wearing clothing which is disruptive, provocative, revealing, profane, vulgar, offensive or obscene,
or which endangers the health or safety of the student or others is prohibited. Students are expected to dress
appropriately and in a way which reflects personal, and school pride. Clothing should be neat, clean, modest, and in
good taste.
If a student’s dress or appearance is such that it constitutes a threat to the health or safety of others, distracts the attention
or other students or staff from their work, or otherwise violates this dress code, the principal or dean of students may
require the student to change his or her dress or appearance. A second or repeated violation of this policy may result in
disciplinary action.
Examples of prohibited dress or appearance include, but are not limited to:
• Exposed undergarments.
• Sagging pants.
• Excessively short or tight garments, including spandex shorts. Shorts must be mid-thigh in length or
longer.
• Bare midriff shirts, halter tops, and spaghetti straps.
• Attire with message or illustrations that are lewd, indecent or vulgar or that advertise any product or
service not permitted by law to minors.
• See-through clothing.
• Attire that exposes cleavage.
• Any adornment such as chains or spikes that reasonably could be perceived as or used as a weapon.
• Any symbols, styles or attire frequently associated with intimidation, violence, or violent groups about
which students have been notified.
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