CLOSED CAMPUS Clause Samples

The Closed Campus clause restricts access to a specific property or facility, allowing only authorized individuals such as students, staff, or approved visitors to enter the premises. In practice, this may involve security measures like ID checks at entry points, locked gates during school hours, or sign-in procedures for guests. The core function of this clause is to enhance safety and security by controlling who can be present on campus, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized access and potential incidents.
CLOSED CAMPUS. All schools in the Washington Elementary School District are considered to be closed campuses. Students may not leave the school grounds during school hours, including lunchtime. The principal or designee must approve exceptions.
CLOSED CAMPUS. To preserve the academic environment and school security, archdiocesan and parish schools are designated as “closed campuses.” No person may enter the campus unless authorized by the school administration. Visitors must present themselves at the school office if they are seeking information or have business to conduct with the school, and must wear a Visitor’s Pass while on campus. Parents have the primary responsibility for the education of their children. The school supports, enhances, and complements this role. Keeping this in mind, parents are encouraged to take an active role volunteering on campus. Opportunities for involvement include yard duty, assisting in the library, computer lab, or classroom, working with special projects or programs, and working with the hot lunch program. All parents who volunteer for these duties must be ▇▇▇▇▇▇ trained and fingerprinted. A parent who does not have legal custody of his/her child, but has visitation rights may visit on campus, subject to the above guidelines and the visitation guidelines, unless the school has received a legal order prohibiting such a visit. All parents visiting or volunteering on campus must sign in at the front office and wear a visitor’s badge while on campus.
CLOSED CAMPUS. The Employer shall provide public information concerning campuses that are closed in emergency situations. When conditions warrant, administrative personnel shall notify all affected Faculty members by telephone.
CLOSED CAMPUS. The Onsted School District has a policy that requires the Middle School to have what is known as a “closed campus”. It is the student’s responsibility to come on the school grounds as soon as he/she arrives in the morning and remain there all day unless he/she obtained permission from school personnel and guardian.
CLOSED CAMPUS. Pike Central Middle School is committed to a closed campus, which simply means that upon the arrival of a student on campus each morning; the student shall not leave the building complex without clearance from the office. Students will be granted permission to leave the school building only under the following conditions:
CLOSED CAMPUS. This Elementary School maintains a closed campus. Students will not leave the campus after they arrive in the morning until they leave to go home, either walking or by bus. Supervision of students is not available after the last bus in the afternoon. Therefore, all students not riding the bus must leave the school campus immediately at the end of the day. ● Parents pick up the child for a medical appointment or other commitment and return him/her at a prearranged time. ● Students will not be released to anyone other than those listed in Infinite Campus or with written parent permission. All visitors will be asked to provide identification to pick up a child. ● Parents/Guardians can go on a field trip with prior arrangements with the teacher, however, non-school aged children are not allowed to ride the bus. Parents/guardians may drive to the field trip and (with prior arrangements) take their child home after the event, but can’t transport other students. ● Students are required to ride the bus to events.
CLOSED CAMPUS. King’s Way is a closed campus. Students who need to leave the school grounds for any reason, including illness, must check out in the school office. Leaving campus requires parent permission in advance of leaving. Those who fail to check out may be considered truant. LUNCH Students may either bring lunches from home or purchase hot and cold food items through our food service in the cafeteria. Purchases in the cafeteria may be pre-paid through the business office or students may pay by cash. Lunch off campus is only permissible when accompanied by a parent, teacher or other adult with parental approval. Students are expected to be in the location they are supposed to be at during the school day, including during their lunch period. CONFERENCES Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled in the fall. Additional conferences may be scheduled at the request of parents or teachers. All parents are encouraged to attend conferences. ASSIGNMENTS WHEN ABSENT Students who are absent should consult NetClassroom, email teachers, or contact classmates for class and homework assignments. Teachers’ email addresses are available on our web site: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ (under the ‘Schools’ tab choose ‘Middle School’ and then ’Faculty & Staff’). Middle School parents may contact the office by 10:00 a.m. to request homework that may be picked up at the end of the school day in the Middle School office. MAKE-UP WORK If a student is ill (or for some other reason is away from school on an excused absence), the general guideline is to allow a student the same number of days as the days absent to do the make-up work while simultaneously keeping up with the current daily work. Specific arrangements are to be made with the teacher. This timeline does not usually apply to long-term, pre-set assignments such as term papers. PRE-ARRANGED ABSENCES For pre-arranged absences, homework requests require advance notification with the understanding that for planning purposes some assignments may be assigned after the student returns to school or the student may be given alternative assignments. Pre-arranged absences during finals are strongly discouraged. (Please refer to General Attendance Procedures and Excused Absences.) CELL PHONES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES Cell phones, digital cameras, personal music players and other electronic devices are to be POWERED OFF while a student is at school. The exception to this rule is if a teacher wishes to allow students to listen to music during quiet work time. If a ...
CLOSED CAMPUS. It is a district policy that students may not leave campus at any time during the school day without permission, including lunch periods. A STUDENT LEAVING CAMPUS WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION/SIGNING OUT WILL BE ISSUED A DETENTION OR SUSPENSION, AND MAY ALSO LOSE ON-CAMPUS DRIVING PRIVILEGES.
CLOSED CAMPUS. The Corning School District operates under a Closed Campus policy. This policy affects both the students of the school and visitors on the campus upon their arrival at school. Students are required to stay on campus from their arrival until dismissal at the end of the regular school day unless given permission to leave the campus by a school official. Students must sign out in the office upon their departure. Students leaving campus for any reason without being approved by the principal or designee will be subject to disciplinary action. Any person not currently enrolled in the Corning School District nor employed by the district must obtain permission from the principal/designee's office before visiting any student or teacher on the campus during school hours. Students who live close enough to walk home for lunch or whose parents pick them up for lunch may do so, however, he/she must check out in the office before leaving. Permission forms for walking home daily for lunch are available in the respective principal’s office and must be approved in advance. Students may only leave during lunch when a parent comes to the office and personally signs them out. Telephone calls and notes are not acceptable. In no instance will a student be allowed to leave in their personal vehicle or with other students or their parents. Parents wishing to speak to their children during the school day shall register first with the office.
CLOSED CAMPUS. Calvary Christian Academy is a closed campus during school hours. Students may not leave the campus for any reason without specific written permission that include an authorized parent signature or an authorized parent walking into the school office to formally sign-out their student. Faculty and staff members may take students off campus with parental permission. Parents must come to the school office and sign their child out. We are a closed campus from 6:30 am to 6:00 pm.