medical exemptions, 69 in DAEP, 73 required immunizations, 68 penalties, 72 Immunization, 68 Makeup Work, 72–73 individual graduation committee (IGC) medical emergency, 81 defined, 94 medicine graduation, 58, 62 allergies, 74 individualized education program (IEP) asthma, 74 and eligibility for extracurricular activities, diabetes, 74 54 herbal or dietary supplements, 74 defined, 93 nonprescription, 74 graduation, 61 prescription, 73 instructional materials, 19, 20, 88 psychotropic drugs, 74 International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, 39 sunscreen, 74 joint high school and college programs, 39 Medicine, 73 laptops, 51 meditation, 77 law enforcement meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, notification of law violations, 70 84 questioning of students, 69 mental health, 88 students taken into custody, 69 early intervention, 88 verification of officer’s identity and military families, 24 authority, 70 military recruiters, 16 Law Enforcement, 69 minute of silence, 19, 77 learning difficulties, 26 in observance of September 11, 2001, 77 leaving campus, 70 mobile phones, 51 during lunch, 71 multiple birth siblings, 24 in case of student illness, 71 National School Lunch Program, 83 signing a student out, 71 netbooks, 51 guardian newspaper (school newspaper), 49 defined, 11 no pass, no play, 48, 54 liaison for homeless children and youths, 68 nondiscrimination, 75 liaison for students in conservatorship of organizations, student. See extracurricular the state, 87 activities. library, 83 parent lice. See head lice. access to student records, 21 limited English proficiency (LEP). See English defined, 11 language learner evaluating school and community lost and found, 72 engagement, 76 makeup work noncustodial, 19 during in-school suspension, 73 organizations, 76 for absences, 72 rights, 13–28
medical exemptions, 69 required immunizations, 68 Immunization, 68 individual graduation committee (IGC) defined, 94 graduation, 58, 62 individualized education program (IEP) and eligibility for extracurricular activities, 54 defined, 93 graduation, 61 instructional materials, 19, 20, 88 International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, 39 joint high school and college programs, 39 laptops, 51 law enforcement notification of law violations, 70 questioning of students, 69 students taken into custody, 69 verification of officer’s identity and authority, 70 Law Enforcement, 69 learning difficulties, 26 leaving campus, 70 during lunch, 71 in case of student illness, 71 signing a student out, 71 guardian defined, 11 liaison for homeless children and youths, 68 liaison for students in conservatorship of the state, 87 library, 83 lice. See head lice. limited English proficiency (LEP). See English language learner lost and found, 72 makeup work during in-school suspension, 73 for absences, 72 in DAEP, 73 penalties, 72 Makeup Work, 72–73 medical emergency, 81 medicine allergies, 74 asthma, 74 diabetes, 74 herbal or dietary supplements, 74 nonprescription, 74 prescription, 73 psychotropic drugs, 74 sunscreen, 74 Medicine, 73 meditation, 77 meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, 84 mental health, 88 early intervention, 88 military families, 24 military recruiters, 16 minute of silence, 19, 77 in observance of September 11, 2001, 77 mobile phones, 51 multiple birth siblings, 24 National School Lunch Program, 83 netbooks, 51 newspaper (school newspaper), 49 no pass, no play, 48, 54 nondiscrimination, 75 organizations, student. See extracurricular activities. parent access to student records, 21 defined, 11 evaluating school and community engagement, 76 noncustodial, 19 organizations, 76 rights, 13–28
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