SCHOOL DANCES Clause Samples

SCHOOL DANCES. School dances are a privilege not a right. The school administration reserves the right to prohibit a student from attending a school dance as a disciplinary measure. No outside guest will be allowed into a dance without a current guest form on file (forms are available in the Main Office). Guest forms must be on file three days prior to the date of the dance. Students must arrive by the designated time or they may not be admitted. Once students leave a school dance, they may not return. Students will be subject to random breathalyzer tests. Students are expected to use good judgment with attire and are expected to conduct themselves in a decent and acceptable manner while in attendance. Students who behave poorly will be warned once and dismissed from the dance thereafter. Prom is open to students in grades 11 & 12 only. Celina City Schools will institute a random alcohol/liquor screen using a breathalyzer machine at school functions. The purpose of the alcohol/liquor screen is to help insure that all students enter the school-sponsored functions while not under the influence or having consumed alcohol and/or liquor. Any student having an alcoholic substance in, on, or about their person or in their vehicle is in violation of this policy. The policy includes any school-sponsored event including any pre and post activities. This policy applies to all school-sponsored functions regardless of location. The particulars of the screens are as follows:
SCHOOL DANCES. All dances and prom are for East Central High School students only unless otherwise announced by administration. At some dances, students are allowed one guest from outside the school provided the guest is at least a freshman, not older than 20 years of age, and has been previously registered in the office. All students not enrolled in high school will have to have a limited background check on file with East Central High School. An announcement will be made prior to the scheduled dance if guests are welcome to attend. Guests attending the dance are subject to the same rules and regulations as East Central High School students. In addition, the following procedures will be followed for all dances and prom: 1. All school rules apply. 2. Proper dress is required. 3. No student will be admitted more than one hour past the starting time of the dance without pre-approval from the administration. 4. All students, including guests, may be tested using AlcoBlow prior to being admitted to any dances. Students and guests testing positive will be denied admission to the dance and will receive the appropriate consequences, in addition to their parents/guardians being contacted. Refusal to submit to testing at a school-sponsored dance will result in consequences as if a positive test occurred.
SCHOOL DANCES. Dances are intended for the enjoyment of ICCP students. They are, in fact, an internal program of the high school. The following expectations exist for all students: • All dances (unless specifically stated) are restricted to ICCP students. • Students may not be admitted to a dance if they arrive after the posted entry time. • A student who leaves the building unescorted by a faculty member during the dance may not return to the dance. • Any student found to be in possession of/or using any drug/alcohol, or who, by his/her behavior gives evidence of being under the influence of any drug, will only be allowed to go home with his/her parent(s)/guardian(s). The student will be subject to the school discipline procedures. • Administration will make all decisions regarding appropriate appearance. If dressed inappropriately, students will not be allowed to enter the dance. • ICCP forbids sexually explicit dancing such as, grinding, freaking, juking, and or any other type of dancing which may be perceived as vulgar or provocative. Consequences for violation of this policy: signature on the handbook agreement form constitutes the first warning, second violation – sit out: third violation – removal from dance, no refund, and parents will be notified. (revised 2011) IC Catholic Prep has contracted with SMART Tuition Management Services for tuition payment/collection. The SMART Tuition Plan is mandatory for all ICCP families. Please read the following tuition policy information carefully. • Any outstanding obligation (i.e., from prior year) must be paid prior to the beginning of the following school year in August. • The total tuition for a year is divided into ten equal monthly payments to SMART which begin in August and end in May.
SCHOOL DANCES. Supervision of school dances shall be compensated the same as officiating at an athletic event. Teachers supervising school dances shall temporarily be considered extensions of the school administrative staff and shall, therefore, act with authority to properly control conduct and/or attendance at same. {00084965.DOC}

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