meditation, 59 police. See law enforcement. meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, police dogs, 65 64 prayer, 59 mental health, 68 privacy early intervention, 68 and personal telecommunications devices, metal detectors, 65 33 military families, 12 during an investigation of prohibited military recruiters, 5 conduct, 30 minimum program. graduation programs FERPA, 73 See minute of silence, 7, 58 on district-owned equipment and in observance of September 11, 2001, 58 networks, 64 mobile phones, 33 student records, 9, 11 multiple birth siblings, 12 programs National School Lunch Program, 63 before and after school, 62 netbooks, 33 progress reports, 60 newspaper (school newspaper), 31 prohibited conduct, 28 No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, 73 investigation, 30 no pass, no play, 31, 35 reporting, 30 nondiscrimination, 56 bullying; dating violence; See also organizations, student. extracurricular discrimination; harassment; hazing; See activities. retaliation; sexting; vandalism; video parent cameras. access to student records, 9 promotion and retention, 59 being involved, 57 personal graduation plan (PGP) for defined, 1 middle school or junior high, 60 evaluating school and community STAAR, 59 engagement, 57 credit; grades; standardized tests. See also noncustodial, 8 protected information, 5 organizations, 57 psychological evaluation, 3 rights, 3 published material volunteering, 57, 71 from outside sources, 32 parent involvement coordinator, 58 from students, 32 parenting and paternity awareness, 3 school materials, 31 pediculosis. head lice. recommended program. graduation See See personal appearance, 33 programs personal graduation plan (PGP) recording for middle school or junior high, 60 permission, 3 under the foundation graduation program, without parental consent, 3 42 release of students from school. leaving See pest management, 50 campus. physical activity, 48 religion physical examinations, 6 and immunization, 50 athletic participation, 58 and surveys, 6 physical fitness assessment, 49 holy days, 16 pledges of allegiance, 58 nondiscrimination, 56 excusing a student from reciting, 7 religious or moral beliefs
meditation, 59 meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, 64 mental health, 68 early intervention, 68 metal detectors, 65 military families, 12 military recruiters, 5 minimum program. See graduation programs minute of silence, 7, 58 in observance of September 11, 2001, 58 mobile phones, 33 multiple birth siblings, 12 National School Lunch Program, 63 netbooks, 33 newspaper (school newspaper), 31 No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, 73 no pass, no play, 31, 35 nondiscrimination, 56 organizations, student. See extracurricular activities. parent access to student records, 9 being involved, 57 defined, 1 evaluating school and community engagement, 57 noncustodial, 8 organizations, 57 rights, 3 volunteering, 57, 71 parent involvement coordinator, 58 parenting and paternity awareness, 3 pediculosis. See head lice. personal appearance, 33 personal graduation plan (PGP) for middle school or junior high, 60 under the foundation graduation program, 42 pest management, 50 physical activity, 48 physical examinations, 6 athletic participation, 58 physical fitness assessment, 49 pledges of allegiance, 58 excusing a student from reciting, 7 police. See law enforcement. police dogs, 65 prayer, 59 privacy and personal telecommunications devices, 33 during an investigation of prohibited conduct, 30 FERPA, 73 on district-owned equipment and networks, 64 student records, 9, 11 programs before and after school, 62 progress reports, 60 prohibited conduct, 28 investigation, 30 reporting, 30 See also bullying; dating violence; discrimination; harassment; hazing; retaliation; sexting; vandalism; video cameras. promotion and retention, 59 personal graduation plan (PGP) for middle school or junior high, 60 STAAR, 59 See also credit; grades; standardized tests. protected information, 5 psychological evaluation, 3 published material from outside sources, 32 from students, 32 school materials, 31 recommended program. See graduation programs recording permission, 3 without parental consent, 3 release of students from school. See leaving campus. religion and immunization, 50 and surveys, 6 holy days, 16 nondiscrimination, 56 religious or moral beliefs
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