Student Lockers Sample Clauses

Student Lockers. Guidance personnel shall be relieved of tasks such as the responsibility for investigating malfunctioning student lockers.
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Student Lockers. Students are issued a locker for personal use in keeping books, notebooks, supplies, coats, etc. Students should keep only THEIR items in their locker and use only the locker which they have been issued. They should not give their combination to other students. Students should take good care of their locker. The locker must be kept neat and in good condition. Students should not write on lockers or put any kind of decals or stickers on lockers. Generally, lockers are school property which become the student’s to use, take care of, and respect. Should there be reason to believe that a locker contains items detrimental to the health and welfare of the students or stolen items, a search may be authorized. Should a student have any kind of problem with his locker, it needs to be reported to the office or custodial staff. Locker combinations are changed prior to each school year. All lockers made available for student use on the school premises, including lockers located in the hallways, physical education and athletic dressing rooms, industrial and agricultural education classrooms and the art classrooms, are the property of the school corporation. These lockers are made available for student use in storing school supplies and personal items necessary for use at school, but the lockers are not to be used to store items which cause, or can reasonably be foreseen to cause, an interference with school purposes or an educational function, or which are forbidden by state law or school rules. Although used by students, lockers are the sole property of the Sunman Dearborn School Corp. The school corporation retains the right to inspect the locker and its contents to insure that the locker is being used in accordance with its intended purpose, and to eliminate fire or other hazards, maintain sanitary conditions, attempt to locate lost or stolen materials and to present use of the locker to store prohibited or dangerous materials such as weapons, illegal drugs, or alcohol. In order to implement the school corporation’s policy concerning student lockers, the school board adopts the following rules and regulations:
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