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McMillen Lions Orientation  6th period (Day 1)    2021-2022

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Electronic devices may be used before and after classes and at lunch  with   an earphone ~ not heard by others. These devices may not be used   during class time unless permitted by the teacher for instructional purposes.

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Cell Phones and other Electronic Devices may be used for checking time, checking messages, sending/receiving text messages or listening to music with earphones during transition periods in the hallways and during a student’s assigned lunch period.   	Due to privacy issues, students should not take pictures or record videos while at school unless the pictures/videos are being used as part of a class assignment.

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Public display of affection (PDA) First offense – warning issued. Second offense - Teacher will document  in Review 360 , and refer to an Administrator. Parents will be notified. Third offense - refer in Review 360; disciplinary action will be assigned.

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Cheating is defined as sharing homework or other assignments, allowing for homework or other assignments to be copied, sharing answers during a quiz or test, or plagiarism.    Consequences - Grade of Zero with possibility of retake quiz/test for max of 70

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Students may be sent to the office for dress code violations by any staff member in the building at any time of the day.   A school-wide check for dress code violations will take place  after  the moment of silence during second period.  Students in violation of dress code will be sent to the office for a  change of clothes  and an incident report will be co mpleted .

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Dress Code Guidelines are as follows: Expected to meet community standards and school policies with regard to health, cleanliness, and appearance.  Safety rules must be obeyed Dress that attracts undue attention, disrupts school is gang-related or detracts from learning is not acceptable.

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Tattoos that are gang-related, offensive, and/or distracts from learning is not acceptable.   Gang paraphernalia and bandanas are not permitted. Sleepwear is not to be worn at school. Shorts, including athletic shorts, must extend below the buttocks.

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Excessively loose or tight garments are not acceptable.  Clothing must be appropriately fitted. Leggings/yoga pants may be worn as pants if the buttocks area is covered with a shirt or worn underneath a dress, skirt, or shorts. Sagging pants or shorts are not allowed.  Pants or shorts must be worn at the natural waist,  Undergarments must not be visible at any time.

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Dresses, skirts, skorts, shirts, shorts, and pants (including shorts and pants with rips and holes) must cover all undergarments at all times whether in standing, reaching, stooping, or sitting position.  Chest, midriff, and buttocks should be covered at all times with material that is not see-through. Underwear type sleeveless shirts, spaghetti straps, tank tops and jerseys with large arm holes, beachwear, swimwear, halter tops, and tubetops are not appropriate or acceptable.

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Shoes must be worn at all times.  House shoes or slippers are not appropriate. Sunglasses, caps, hats, raised hoods, and any other covering that can conceal the face from clear view are not permitted to be worn in the building.

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Students in violation of the student dress and grooming code will be expected to change to appropriate attire (provided by the school or parent) or may be subject to appropriate discipline when violations occur.

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Arrive on time to class and keep appointments on time. Complete assignments on time and come to class prepared. Exhibit professionalism in the areas of courtesy, appropriate language and dress. Expect to remain in class and work during work times (bell-to-bell). Work toward achieving individual and group goals and treat everyone with respect. Adhere to the ethical use of technology in regards to property, privacy, and appropriateness.

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