limited English proficiency (LEP). organizations, 61 See English language learner. rights, 3–16 lost and found, 57 volunteering, 61, 74 makeup work, 57–58 parenting and paternity awareness, 3 during in-school suspension, 58 pediculosis. head lice. See for absences, 57 personal appearance, 35 in DAEP, 58 personal graduation plan (PGP) penalties, 58 for middle school or junior high, 63 medical emergency, 65 under the foundation graduation program, medicine, 58 46 allergies, 59 pest management, 53 asthma, 59 physical activity, 52 diabetes, 59 physical examinations, 6 herbal or dietary supplements, 59 athletic participation, 61 nonprescription, 58 physical fitness assessment, 53 prescription, 58 pledges of allegiance, 62 psychotropic drugs, 59 excusing a student from reciting, 8 sunscreen, 59 police. law enforcement. See meditation, 62 police dogs, 68 meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, prayer, 62 67 privacy mental health, 71 and personal telecommunications devices, early intervention, 71 36 detectors, 68 during an investigation of prohibited military families, 12 conduct, 33 military recruiters, 5 76 minimum program. graduation on district-owned equipment and See programs. networks, 68 minute of silence, 8, 62 student records, 10, 11 in observance of September 11, 2001, 62 programs mobile phones, 36 before and after school, 66 multiple birth siblings, 13 progress reports, 64 National School Lunch Program, 66 prohibited conduct, 31 netbooks, 36 investigation, 33 newspaper (school newspaper), 34 reporting, 32 no pass, no play, 34, 39 bullying; dating violence; See also nondiscrimination, 59 discrimination; harassment; hazing; organizations, student. extracurricular retaliation; sexting; vandalism; video See activities. cameras. parent promotion and retention, 62–64 access to student records, 10 personal graduation plan (PGP) for being involved, 60–61 middle school or junior high, 63 defined, 1 STAAR, 62 evaluating school and community credit; grades; standardized tests. See also engagement, 61 protected information, 6 noncustodial, 8 psychological evaluation, 3
limited English proficiency (LEP). See English language learner. lost and found, 57 makeup work, 57–58 during in-school suspension, 58 for absences, 57 in DAEP, 58 penalties, 58 medical emergency, 65 medicine, 58 allergies, 59 asthma, 59 diabetes, 59 herbal or dietary supplements, 59 nonprescription, 58 prescription, 58 psychotropic drugs, 59 sunscreen, 59 meditation, 62 meetings of noncurriculum-related groups, 67 mental health, 71 early intervention, 71 detectors, 68 military families, 12 military recruiters, 5 minimum program. See graduation programs. minute of silence, 8, 62 in observance of September 11, 2001, 62 mobile phones, 36 multiple birth siblings, 13 National School Lunch Program, 66 netbooks, 36 newspaper (school newspaper), 34 no pass, no play, 34, 39 nondiscrimination, 59 organizations, student. See extracurricular activities. parent access to student records, 10 being involved, 60–61 defined, 1 evaluating school and community engagement, 61 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 program, 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 devices, 36 during an investigation of prohibited conduct, 33 76 on district-owned equipment and networks, 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; discrimination; harassment; hazing; retaliation; 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
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