School Policies and Procedures. The School shall make the current versions of the following policies and procedures readily accessible from its website:
School Policies and Procedures. By July 30 of each year, the School shall submit electronically to the Commission its most current policies and procedures as follows:
School Policies and Procedures. 14.1 We may from time to time implement School policies, procedures and rules not inconsistent with or in derogation of your rights relating to -
School Policies and Procedures. Please know that the faculty and staff of Maryvale have the utmost concern for your daughter’s safety. Part of the beauty of the Maryvale campus is the placement of the buildings in a lovely natural setting. Although we want your daughters to enjoy the facilities, as faculty and staff leave at the end of the day, we do not wish to have students remain in an area of campus that is unsupervised. These policies, therefore, are an integral part of keeping our girls safe. All students who are not participating in school-sponsored, after-school activities are required to remain in the Xxxxxxxxx Center, unless they are attending an athletic, performing art or other Maryvale sponsored event on campus. The Reception Office is open daily until 4:00 p.m. on most school days, at which time the building is locked. Pick-up of all students is from the student drop-off circle, which is visible from the Dining Room. All students need to be off campus by 5:30 p.m. unless they are participating in a sponsored club or event. Address Change Parents/guardians are asked to notify the school office immediately of any change of address or telephone number at home or at work. This request also includes email address changes. Please email Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx at xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx or call 000-000-0000 for the Reception Office. Dining Room Students are free to relax and enjoy food/beverages in the Dining Room, Gallery Space and on the picnic tables, patios or terrace. We will encourage outdoor lunches when possible. Food and beverages are NOT permitted in the classrooms, locker rooms or hallways. Exceptions to this regulation require the consent and/or supervising presence of a teacher. Students wishing to leave their assigned lunch periods for an on-campus destination are required to sign out. Students are to remain at their seats until dismissed by faculty. Each student is responsible for the neatness and cleanliness of her eating area while in any space. Students must use their ID card to make purchases from the kitchen. See addendum: COVID-19 Student and Parent Handbook for updated elevator usage policy if needed. Elevator Use Students may use the elevators located in XxXxxxxx Xxxx and the Xxxxxxxxx Center with a medical note and written permission from the Xxxx of Students. See addendum: COVID-19 Student and Parent Handbook for updated elevator usage policy if needed. Emergency School Closings When weather conditions warrant the closing of school, we will follow Baltimore County’s...
School Policies and Procedures. In order to fulfil the responsibilities included in some of its policies, the school requires parents / carers / guardians to provide information to the school in a timely way, for example, in relation to the management of Anaphylaxis and other medical conditions. Where such information or medication hasn’t been provided by the parent / carer / guardian, the Principal may not allow a student to attend school until they have been provided. Student suspensions and expulsions (at PIVS this is known as enrolment cancellation) will be dealt with in accordance to our Behaviour Management Policy. Grounds on which this Agreement may be Terminated By Parents/Guardians A minimum of five (5) weeks’ notice is required for cancellation of enrolment by families. If minimum notice is not given, payment of school fees in lieu of notice is required. Should a student withdraw from the school, term fees are not refundable. By the School If enrolment is cancelled by PIVS no future fees are payable from the date of cancellation. Reasons for the cancellation of enrolment by PIVS could include but are not limited to: wilful or intentional breach of Parent or Student Codes of Conduct, failure to comply with the School Fees Policy, and Stage 7 (Enrolment Cancelled) is reached on Behaviour Management Plan.
School Policies and Procedures. School covenants to develop, apply and follow not less than customary and reasonable policies and procedures for a Charter School applicable to: Human Resources, Payroll Administration, Internal Financial Controls, Accounts Payable and other disbursements and competitive bid procedures for vendors.
School Policies and Procedures. Parents/guardians agree to abide by all school rules; school policies and procedures; and codes of behavior, dress and timeliness.
School Policies and Procedures. In order to fulfil the responsibilities included in some of its policies, the school requires parents/carers/guardians to provide information to the school in a timely way, for example, in relation to the management of Anaphylaxis and other medical conditions. Where such information or medication hasn’t been provided, the Principal may not allow a student to attend school until they have been provided. Student suspensions and expulsions will be dealt with in accordance to our Behaviour Management Policy. Grounds on which this Agreement may be Terminated By Parents/Guardians A minimum of five (5) weeks’ notice is required for cancellation of enrolment by families. If minimum notice is not given, payment of school fees in lieu of notice may be required. Should a student withdraw from the school, term fees are not refundable. By the School If enrolment is cancelled by PIVS no future fees are payable from the date of cancellation. Reasons for the cancellation of enrolment by PIVS could include but are not limited to: wilful or intentional breach of Parent / Carer / Guardian or Student Codes of Conduct, failure to comply with the School Fees Policy, and Stage 7 (Enrolment Cancelled) is reached on Behaviour Management Plan.
School Policies and Procedures. Mater Christi School is committed to providing all of its students with a positive school environment. The following policies and procedures are intended to help all have a positive, productive and successful experience. The goal of the faculty and staff is to support students in developing responsibility, self-reliance and self-discipline. WELLNESS POLICY ON NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL FITNESS At Mater Christi, we believe that children need healthy food and opportunities to be physically active in order to learn, grow and thrive. Good health supports student attendance and learning. Healthy eating habits and physical activity are important components in the prevention of illness and disease. This policy outlines Mater Christi’s approach to ensuring environments and opportunities for all students to practice healthy eating and physical activity behaviors throughout the school day. Specifically, this policy establishes guidelines to ensure that: ● Students have access to healthy foods throughout the school day in accordance with federal and state nutrition standards while accommodating cultural food preferences and special dietary needs ● Students receive quality nutrition education that helps them develop lifelong healthy eating behaviors ● Students have opportunities to be physically active during and after school NUTRITION Nutritional Quality ● All foods and beverages served or sold at school meets or exceeds the nutrition recommendations of the US Dietary Guidelines for Americans. To the maximum extent practicable, Mater Christi will participate in federal school meal programs. The lunch program is fully accessible to all students. ● Students may provide input on menu development. ● Half of the grains served are whole grains. ● A variety of fruits and vegetables are served in clear, easy to access containers. ● Extra servings of fruits and vegetables are available with all lunches. Fruits and vegetables are promoted using the following techniques ● Whole fruit is displayed in attractive bowls or baskets ● Sliced or cut fruit is available daily ● All available vegetable options are given appealing or descriptive names ● Servers politely prompt students to select vegetable options with their meal ● Morning announcements are used to promote menu options ● Only low–fat or non–fat milk and yogurt is offered. ● Foods are moderate in sodium, low in saturated fat and trans fat. ● Fresh, seasonal, locally grown/manufactured products are used whenever possible. ● No v...
School Policies and Procedures. ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PURPOSE Grading and reporting/Transfer of Student Records The school year is comprised of two semesters, each consisting of approximately 90 days. The year is comprised of four quarters. The school will meet 170 actual school days, and the hourly equivalent of 180 to be determined. Grades are used in all subjects and are based on a variety of assessments. See course syllabus for specific scope and sequence. Grades will be accessible through Thinkwave. At times, grade viewing may be temporarily unavailable as report cards are prepared. Report cards are issued every nine weeks. Transcripts are available from the office by written request and require 3 business days for processing. Transcripts for college and scholarship applications should all be submitted to the school office in order to properly authorize the student personal and confidential records. Grade Point Average (GPA) computation Grade points shall be awarded for high school credit courses based upon the grade earned in the course and designation of the course as Honors, General, or Basic (vocational technical). Students enrolled in an Honors course will have an additional .50 grade points per semester added to their overall grade providing the student maintains an 80% average and above. A student’s GPA is determined by dividing the total number of grade points earned by the number of credits earned in courses awarded numeric grades. This calculation is cumulative and computed each semester. GRADE HONORS COURSE GENERAL BASIC A+ 98-100 4.80 4.30 4.00 A 93-97 4.50 4.00 3.75 A- 90-92 4.20 3.70 3.50 B+ 87-89 3.80 3.30 3.25 B 83-86 3.50 3.00 2.75 B- 80-82 3.20 2.70 2.50 C+ 77-79 2.80 2.30 2.00 C 73-76 2.50 2.00 1.75 C- 70-72 2.20 1.70 1.00 F 69 AND BELOW COLLEGE PREPARATORY DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS Credits Course COLLEGE PREPARATORY DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS 2 Bible Attends class devotions, weekly chapel services, memorization (ANY SPECIFIC WORKBOOKS) 4 Math Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry 4 English English I, English II, English III, English IV/ Paper 4 Social Studies World Geography, World History, US History, American History Oklahoma History Report 4 Science Biology, Chemistry, Physics 2 Foreign Language Two years of language 2 Physical Education 1 Fine Arts 1 Electives .5 Personal Finance .5 CPR 1 ACT Prep and Test Honors Diploma Maintain a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA. Successfully complete 3 Dual or AP core subject course Meet the graduation requirements for the College ...
