noncustodial, 8 protected information, 6 organizations, 61 psychological evaluation, 3 rights, 3–16 published material volunteering, 61, 74 from outside sources, 35 parenting and paternity awareness, 3 from students, 34 pediculosis. See head lice. school materials, 34 personal appearance, 35 recommended program. See graduation personal graduation plan (PGP) programs. for middle school or junior high, 63 recording under the Foundation Graduation permission, 3 46 without parental consent, 3 pest management, 53 release of students from school. See physical activity, 52 leaving campus. physical examinations, 6 religion athletic participation, 61 and immunization, 54 physical fitness assessment, 53 and surveys, 6 pledges of allegiance, 62 holy days, 18 excusing a student from reciting, 8 nondiscrimination, 59 police. See law enforcement. religious or moral beliefs police dogs, 68 and removal from the classroom, 8 prayer, 62 report cards, 64 privacy parent’s signature, 64 and personal telecommunications parent-teacher conferences, 64 36 See also grades. during an investigation of prohibited retaliation, 23, 32 conduct, 33 rights FERPA, 76 noncustodial parent, 8 on district-owned equipment and parental, 3–16 68 student, 6 student records, 10, 11 safety, 64 programs emergency medical treatment and before and after school, 66 65 progress reports, 64 emergency preparedness, 65 prohibited conduct, 31 emergency school closing, 65 investigation, 33 fire, tornado, and severe weather reporting, 32 drills, 65 See also bullying; dating violence; football helmets, 38 harassment; hazing; insurance, 65 sexting; vandalism; video on campus, 64 cameras. on district vehicles, 64 promotion and retention, 62–64 preparedness drills, 65 personal graduation plan (PGP) for student conduct, 65 middle school or junior high, 63 UIL rules, 38 STAAR, 62 video cameras, 74 See also credit; grades; standardized SAT/ACT, 69 tests. schedules. See class schedules.
noncustodial, 8 organizations, 61 rights, 3–16 volunteering, 61, 74 parenting and paternity awareness, 3 pediculosis. See head lice. personal appearance, 35 personal graduation plan (PGP) for middle school or junior high, 63 under the Foundation Graduation 46 pest management, 53 physical activity, 52 physical examinations, 6 athletic participation, 61 physical fitness assessment, 53 pledges of allegiance, 62 excusing a student from reciting, 8 police. See law enforcement. police dogs, 68 prayer, 62 privacy and personal telecommunications 36 during an investigation of prohibited conduct, 33 FERPA, 76 on district-owned equipment and 68 student records, 10, 11 programs before and after school, 66 progress reports, 64 prohibited conduct, 31 investigation, 33 reporting, 32 See also bullying; dating violence; harassment; hazing; sexting; vandalism; video cameras. promotion and retention, 62–64 personal graduation plan (PGP) for middle school or junior high, 63 STAAR, 62 See also credit; grades; standardized tests. protected information, 6 psychological evaluation, 3 published material from outside sources, 35 from students, 34 school materials, 34 recommended program. See graduation programs. recording permission, 3 without parental consent, 3 release of students from school. See leaving campus. religion and immunization, 54 and surveys, 6 holy days, 18 nondiscrimination, 59 religious or moral beliefs and removal from the classroom, 8 report cards, 64 parent’s signature, 64 parent-teacher conferences, 64 See also grades. retaliation, 23, 32 rights noncustodial parent, 8 parental, 3–16 student, 6 safety, 64 emergency medical treatment and 65 emergency preparedness, 65 emergency school closing, 65 fire, tornado, and severe weather drills, 65 football helmets, 38 insurance, 65 on campus, 64 on district vehicles, 64 preparedness drills, 65 student conduct, 65 UIL rules, 38 video cameras, 74 SAT/ACT, 69 schedules. See class schedules.
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