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Page 1: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

August 25th 2014

TOP HAT PRIDE

Page 2: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

In order to keep the privileges we like, we must

earn them by upholding our expectations and policies.

Overall Expectations

Page 3: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

School is not a place for showing off your personal

possessions; it’s a place for showing off your personal intellect, athleticism, and

professionalism!

Dress Code & Electronics Policy

Page 4: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Dress Code Policy1) Undergarments/underwear must be covered2) Midriff and back must be covered3) Cleavage and shoulders must be covered 4) Shirts must have fitted armholes5) Shorts/skirts that are worn must be an

appropriate length6) Any hats or distracting head garments must

be removed upon entering the building unless worn for religious/medical reasons

7) “Hoodies” may be worn, but the hood must be down

Page 5: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

FAILURE TO COMPLYIf you arrive to school in inappropriate

attire, you will:1) Need to cover up or change into something you own2) Need to cover up or change into something that the school will provide3) Call a parent/guardian to bring a change of clothes

Failure to comply with any of the above will result in one day of ISS.

Page 6: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Public Displays of AffectionPublic displays of affection are not

appropriate at the Williamsport Area High School. A simple show of affection such as holding hands is acceptable; however kissing and close physical contact in a public school is not acceptable behavior. The expression of feelings of affection toward others is a personal concern between two individuals and not of others surrounding them. Therefore, good taste and respect for others is the guideline for appropriate behavior. Students who do not follow these guidelines after receiving a warning will be subject to disciplinary action.

Page 7: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Electronic PolicyPermitted Use Time

Students may use an electronic device:Before/after schoolIn the cafeteria If staff member gives permission for

educational purposes

Please be respectful when using electronic devices during permitted

use times!

Examples of how to be respectful: Use appropriate voice and music volumeBe aware of your surroundings, so keep

volume lowLeave one ear exposed to hear your

surroundingsBe sure to arrive to your destination before

the bell

Page 8: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Electronics should be put away when…

• You enter the classroom• You enter the office or locker room • A staff member asks you to put the

electronic device away

Page 9: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Consequences Of Misusing Electronic Policy:

1st Offense – Student must give the teacher his/her device and it will be returned at the end of class.

2nd Offense – Student must give the teacher his/her device—the student may pick up the device at the end of the day from the main office.

Refusal to turnover the device will result in an insubordination discipline consequence

3rd Offense – Student must give the teacher his/her device—it will be given to the office and parent must pick it up from the principal. Student is responsible to contact parent.

Page 10: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Tardiness and Class Cuts

School-wide Expectations

Page 11: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Tardy Policy3 Unexcused tardies to school will earn

you detentionTardy to class-You were in the building but

showed up to your class late without a legitimate pass. Consequences:

First-Warning Second- Teacher calls homeThird-Office referral and phone call home. Student will be assigned after school detention

Page 12: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

PASSESEVERY STUDENT in the hallway must

have a pass (yellow slip) – teachers may have their own bathroom passes/objects to carry

YOU MUST HAVE A PASS TO BE IN THE HALLWAY AT ANY TIME CLASS IS IN SESSION

You must also sign out when leaving your assigned classroom (be sure to fill out ALL information)

There are no exceptions!

Page 13: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Class CutIf you are at school and do not

show up to class it will be considered a class cut! If you are more that 5 minutes late to class without a pass it will be considered a class cut.

YOU NEED TO BE IN CLASS Last year nearly 1500 reported

class cuts!!!!Consequences:

1st Time: Detention2nd Time: ISS

Page 14: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Time Out and Learning Center

If you are asked to leave class due to your behavior you will be sent to the learning Center.

If you do not show up you will be automatically assigned ISS and detention.

You will remain at the Learning Center for the rest of the period.

Being sent to the Learning Center will mean detention 24 hours later after school! 2:30-3:00

It is your job to find a way home. City bus is $.50

YOU CAN CHOOSE THE BEHAVIOR BUT CANNOT CHOOSE THE CONSEQUENCE!

Page 15: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Demerit System 6 = Semester 1

12 = Semester 2

Page 16: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Cafeteria/Commons Grab and Go

Page 17: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Where to Eat

Eat in the Cafeteria:All meal choices are available

Eat in the CommonsOnly Grab and Go options are availablePrepackaged wraps, sandwiches, salads, etc.

Once you choose a location to eat, you must stay there the entire lunch period.

There will be no going outside

Page 18: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

Class Change PolicyNew Process is in place.Must meet with counselor first.Principal will have to sign off.

Page 19: August 25 th 2014 TOP HAT PRIDE. In order to keep the privileges we like, we must earn them by upholding our expectations and policies. Overall Expectations

LLETS MAKE THIS A GREAT YEAR!