Attend school and be on time for all classes.

Be prepared with materials and completed homework.

Be tobacco and chemical free.

Dress appropriately. Inappropriate clothing includes:
• clothing advertising substances illegal for juveniles
• clothing containing obscene or profane language or pictures
• clothing containing gang symbols or clothing worn in a manner to identify gang membership
• sexually provocative or immodest clothing (sagging pants, bare midriffs, muscle shirts, low cut tops, tops with low or open backs, tube tops, one shoulder or shoulderless tops, halter tops, short skirts/shorts); undergarments should not be visible
• hats, hair tiebacks using scarves or handkerchiefs, other headwear and jackets (windbreakers allowed with matching pants)

Use appropriate language. Inappropriate language includes:
• profanity
• racial, sexual, and religious harassment
• threats

Respond promptly and courteously to the directions of any staff member.

Keep your hands and feet to yourself.

Consume food and beverages in the cafeteria only.

Follow the bus ridership guidelines outlined in your handbook.

Leave nuisance items at home (toys, pagers, electronic items).

Physical and verbal harassment or assault will not be tolerated.

Never possess, store, transmit or use a weapon or look-alike weapon at school as this conduct is grounds for expulsion.

Decisions to violate the Code of Conduct will result in consequences including but not limited to a conference, detention, suspension, exclusion and expulsion.

Report any misbehavior you witness or experience. Everyone has a right to feel safe and respected.

1. Generally, begin by reporting the misbehavior to your class teacher. In the lunchroom, tell one of the supervisors.

2. If personal safety is an issue, go to the nearest adult. Tell them you need help and are not feeling safe.

3. On-going problems should be reported to a counselor or administrator. Be aware of the date, time, and location of the incident. This information will help in the investigation.

Reported incidents are investigated. Individual students cannot be told if/what consequences are given to another student, but may be notified when an investigation is completed.