Common use of THE CODE OF CONDUCT Clause in Contracts

THE CODE OF CONDUCT. Any student participating in a co-curricular activity shall not use or have in his/her possession, in any form, alcohol, tobacco, other drugs or drug paraphernalia, in or out of season, at any time or at any place. A student who aids or assists another in committing any of the above infractions shall be deemed equally responsible for the offense and shall receive the same consequence. Participants should conduct themselves both in and out of school in a manner that reflects good citizenship. Any behavior that results in dishonor to the participant, his or her team, or his or her school will not be tolerated. Examples of unacceptable conduct include, but are not limited to, theft, vandalism, disrespect, and violation of the law. LIFETIME OF CODE All students will be considered “participants” and bound by the Code of Conduct beginning with the date the code has been signed and turned in to their coach/advisor. No student shall be allowed to participate in any activity with a group/team until this has been turned in. Once a student has become an official member of a group/team they shall be bound by the Code of Conduct for one calendar year in all activities in which they participate. Being an official member is defined as participating in any organized group activity. If the participant is trying out for a group with limited numbers (i.e. “cuts” occur) and are “cut” they no longer will be considered as having been an official member of that group.

THE CODE OF CONDUCT. Any student participating in a co-curricular activity shall not use or have in his/her possession, in any form, alcohol, tobacco, other drugs or drug paraphernalia, in or out of season, at any time or at any place. A student who aids or assists another in committing any of the above infractions shall be deemed equally responsible for the offense and shall receive the same consequence. Participants should conduct themselves both in and out of school in a manner that reflects good citizenship. Any behavior that results in dishonor to the participant, his or her team, or his or her school will not be tolerated. Examples of unacceptable conduct include, but are not limited to, theft, vandalism, disrespect, and violation of the law. LIFETIME OF CODE All students will be considered “participants” and bound by the Code of Conduct beginning with the date the code has been signed and turned in to their coach/advisor. No student shall be allowed to participate in any activity with a group/team until this has been turned in. Once a student has become an official member of a group/team they shall be bound by the Code of Conduct for one calendar year in all activities in which they participateparticipate in. Being an official member is defined as participating in any organized group activity. If the participant is trying out for a group with limited numbers (i.e. “cuts” occur) and are “cut” they no longer will be considered as having been an official member of that group.

THE CODE OF CONDUCT. Any student participating in a co-curricular activity shall not use or have in his/her possession, in any form, alcohol, tobacco, vape, other drugs or drug paraphernalia, in or out of season, at any time or at any place. A student who aids or assists another in committing any of the above infractions shall be deemed equally responsible for the offense and shall receive the same consequence. Participants should conduct themselves both in and out of school in a manner that reflects good citizenship. Any behavior that results in dishonor to the participant, his or her team, or his or her school will not be tolerated. Examples of unacceptable conduct include, but are not limited to, theft, vandalism, disrespect, and violation of the law. LIFETIME OF CODE All students will be considered “participants” and bound by the Code of Conduct beginning with the date the code has been signed and turned in to their coach/advisor. No student shall be allowed to participate in any activity with a group/team until this has been turned in. Once a student has become an official member of a group/team they shall be bound by the Code of Conduct for one calendar year in all activities in which they participate. Being an official member is defined as participating in any organized group activity. If the participant is trying out for a group with limited numbers (i.e. “cuts” occur) and are “cut” they no longer will be considered as having been an official member of that group.