Demerits. Unexcused absence from practice or ballgame results in 5 demerits and the dancer will attend, in uniform, but not be allowed to participate in any performance at the following game. (If a dancer leaves school early on the day of a practice or game, she must notify the sponsor that she will be absent, do not relay the message through another person. Remember: You cannot dance if you are counted absent on the day of the game.) • Being picked up late from practice or performance 1 hour or more. This could also result in dismissal from the team. Parents must be responsible for the child’s transportation. • Each unsatisfactory conduct grade. This will also will result in suspension from the following game or competition.
Demerits. Failure to wear uniform or other attire when instructed. This includes the appointed hairstyle. • Leaving class early for a dance team activity (unless dismissed by sponsor or other school personnel over the intercom.) • Wearing jewelry or not approved nail polish during a performance. • Being picked up late from practice or performance (30 to 45 min.). • Returned checks (all costs accrued for this, will be paid by the Parent) 2 Demerits • Inappropriate or sloppy uniform or other attire. • Failure to dress appropriately for practices. • Excessive talking, laughing, horseplay, use of cell phones without permission and general goofing-off during practices or games. • Being picked up late from practice or performance (15 to 30 min.). 1 Demerit • Late payment will result in 1 demerit per day following the day it is due. • Dancers are required to bring each academic report to the sponsor. 1 demerit will be incurred for each practice following initial distribution date. *Being on the Team is an extracurricular activity. Academics come first! If you do not agree with the above discipline policies you should not allow your child to try out. KMS DANCE TEAM TRYOUT SCHEDULE *April 9th is the deadline to turn in KMS Dance Team, Signed Contract, Sports Medical Form, Most Recent Report Card or Interim and $5.00 Tryout Fee. The tryout fee of $5.00, provides for judges. Please pay with cash or check made to KMS. Read all information very carefully. Monday, April 9th First Clinic Practice 3:45-6:00 P.M. Wednesday, April 11th Second Clinic Practice 3:45-6:00 P.M. *Friday, April 13th Tryouts 3:45-? P.M.
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Demerits. Demerits may be given for infractions, minor or consistent of the Student Code of Conduct (ex., excessive talking, late to class, unprepared for class). When a demerit is issued the student is verbally notified, the demerit is recorded, and a demerit notice is sent home to be signed by parents and returned to the Principal the following day. Failure to return a demerit signed by parents/guardians may result in the issue of a second demerit. Demerits are used as a vehicle for students to monitor and correct their own behavior. A student will receive a detention, or lose of privileges, if he/she receives 3 demerits within a trimester. This will be determined by school administration. Behavior Detention: Detentions for middle school are scheduled every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:15-4:15. Detentions are in-school consequences issued for a variety of reasons related to conduct, appearance, or violation of school regulations. Any violation of the Student Code of Conduct could result in a detention. When a student is assigned a detention, they should report to the cafeteria when their class is dismissed for buses. They should sit silently at the assigned detention table, facing the bus duty teachers at all times. After detention, students must be picked up at 4:15 by parents from the school lobby or they will be sent to the after school program and parents will be billed accordingly. If an MS student has three detentions, he/she will receive an In-School Suspension (ISS) and be placed on disciplinary probation for a period of time to be determined by the Administration. While a student is on probation, he/she is not permitted to take part in XXXXx, field trips, special lunches, or any of the other events planned for middle school students. Academic Detention When students in grades 5-8 are assigned an Academic Detention they should report to the cafeteria when detentions are called. Academic Detention will be held every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. They will sit silently at the assigned detention table, facing front at all times. They will not be excused until they are picked up by the detention teacher. After detention, students must be picked up at 4:15 by parents or authorized person(s) from the school lobby or they will be sent to the after school program and parents will be billed accordingly. LOCKER POLICY - Middle School Students Lockers are school property: All lockers assigned to pupils are the property of the school. At no time does the ...
Demerits. A demerit is a consequence applied to an Exhibitor for violating these Rules and Regulations for Exhibiting. Demerits result in a loss of points for priority placement. If APTA in its sole discretion finds that the Exhibitor has violated any of these Rules and Regulations, it may in its sole discretion deduct points for priority placement from the Exhibitor, terminate this Agreement, and/or remove Exhibitor from the CSM.
Demerits. The demerit system recognizes that human beings are responsible for their own actions, and that they have responsibilities to others. It establishes a set of regulations designed to protect the welfare of all members of the community and the reputation of the academic institution. Through the use of this system, students develop a strong sense of self-respect and self-discipline. Each infraction of a rule results in a demerit or multiple demerits, as indicated in the demerit table. Demerits will be issued through the Office of the Assistant Principal for Student Services. When a student violates a school rule, she may be given a demerit slip, which she must sign. Her signature means that she is aware that a demerit has been issued. Failure to sign the slip will incur added demerits. The faculty member who issued the demerit will return the office copy to the Student Service Office on the day of the incident. If the student is not given a demerit slip to sign the demerit will be put into Powerschool for approval from the Student Service Office It is the responsibility of the student to keep all copies of demerits issued, and to advise her parent/guardian of her demerit status. The Assistant Principal for Student Services reserves the right to issue demerits for any infraction not listed in the demerit code. DEMERIT TABLE
Demerits. Demerits may be given by the artistic and/or administrative staff to Company Members for any of the following: (One demerit each infraction unless specked otherwise) • Inappropriate talking during class or rehearsal • Chewing gum during class or rehearsal • Not having splits on both sides • Non-compliance with the dress code identified above (including hair) • During class forgetting shoes, costumes, or accessories for rehearsals, dress rehearsals or performances • Leaving dressing rooms, studios and/or performance sites in an untidy/messy condition (i.e. clean up after yourself and respect others) • Tardiness from Company rehearsals and performances • Untidy hair/clothing/shoes • Violation of the behavior policy standards • Use of foul or inappropriate language • Unfriendly or disrespectful behavior to other Company members and/or instructors/staff (2 demerits per occurrence) • Not turning in an Unexcused Absence Form a minimum of two calendar weeks in advance of the event • Two (2) or more unexcused absences within a two (2) week period • Fourth unexcused absence and subsequent unexcused absences will be assessed 3 demerits Each infraction resulting in a demerit will require the dancer to stay and pick up and/or clean the studio after closing. Parents will be informed and arrangements made for the disciplinary action to be completed within 7 days of occurrence. There will be a list of what constitutes a demerit listed on the call board as well as in the contract itself and the website. After Three (3) demerits are imposed upon a single Company Member, the Board will review the situation and determine if any disciplinary action, up to dismissal, is required. All Company members are expected to be attentive, eager, energetic, hard working, quiet, respectful, and considerate while attending classes at SDSD. All behavior standards set forth herein, will apply to Company members and their Parents/Guardians while attending classes at SDSD. COMPANY MEMBER EQUIPMENT Each Company Member is responsible for their costumes, shoes and caboodle items COSTUMES, SHOES & CABOODLES All assigned costumes and shoes must be labeled with names. All costumes must be returned promptly and in good condition (laundered only if requested). A $50 costume fee is assessed at the beginning of the performance year for costume cleaning, rental and storage. This covers costumes used for company performances during the SDDT performance year. Due date for payment of the costume fee is the ...
Demerits. The demerit system recognizes that human beings are responsible for their own actions, and that they have responsibilities to others. It establishes a set of regulations designed to protect the welfare of all members of the community and the reputation of the academic institution. Through the use of this system, students develop a strong sense of self-respect and self-discipline. Each infraction of a rule results in a demerit or multiple demerits, as indicated in the demerit table. Any faculty or staff member has the ability to issue demerits. Issued demerits are approved through the Office of Student Life. The accumulation of 20 demerits will also result in Saturday Detention from 9 A.M. until 12 P.M. All demerits will be issued through PowerSchool. A notification will be sent through PowerSchool to the parent/guardian’s email on file. Please be diligent in checking your email. It is the responsibility of the student to advise her parent/guardian of her demerit status. The Assistant Principal for Student Life reserves the right to issue demerits for any infraction not listed in the demerit code. DEMERIT TABLE
