High School Diploma Policy Directions: Schools that do not high school diplomas should state the school does not offer high school grade(s) and does not grant a high school diploma. Schools granting high school diplomas should provide the school policy for granting a high school diploma. The policy must include the following criteria: the pupil’s academic performance; and the recommendation of teachers; and requirement to pass a civics test. Additionally, schools must make it clear in their policies and information that Choice parents may opt his or her student out of religious activities, including religious instruction. Many schools may have religious instruction as part of their requirements for grade promotion or graduating from high school. The school’s policy must indicate what courses would replace any religious instruction if a parent opts his or her student out of religious activities. Enter the high school diploma policy here. Non-Harassment Policy Directions: The school’s non-harassment policy must cover the policy used by the school, together with the procedures for reporting and obtaining relief from harassment that may occur to students. The information for reporting harassment should include to whom the student or parent reports the harassment. The information regarding obtaining relief from the harassment should include potential actions taken and who is responsible for enforcing these actions. DPI is not requesting the school’s non-harassment policy provided to your employees. the non-harassment policy here. Suspension and Expulsion Policy Directions: The school must include the school’s suspension policy and the expulsion policy. The school must list the types of conduct that could result in suspension or expulsion, when the parent will be provided notice, and the consequences for being suspended or expelled. The policy for suspension and expulsion must also include the procedures for appeal. The appeal procedure should include when appeals must be made and how appeals must be submitted. It should also include who will make the decision, how the decision will be communicated to the parent and pupil, and when the decision will be made. Enter the suspension and expulsion policy and the appeal procedures here. Visitor Policy Directions: The school should include the policy governing visitors and visits to the school. Examples could include: that a school has a requirement to have visitors at the school’s front office, limiting access for visitors to one entrance of the building, having the visitor use a visitor badge, or the visitor needs to be escorted while on the schools grounds. Enter the visitor policy here.
High School Diploma Policy Directions: Schools that do not high school diplomas should state the school does not offer high school grade(s) and does not grant a high school diploma. Schools granting high school diplomas should provide the school policy for granting a high school diploma. The policy must include the following criteria: the pupil’s academic performance; and the recommendation of teachers; and requirement to pass a civics test. Additionally, schools must make it clear in their policies and information that Choice parents may opt his or her student out of religious activities, including religious instruction. Many schools may have religious instruction as part of their requirements for grade promotion or graduating from high school. The school’s policy must indicate what courses would replace any religious instruction if a parent opts his or her student out of religious activities. Enter the high school diploma policy here. Non-Harassment Policy Directions: The school’s non-harassment policy must cover the policy used by the school, together with the procedures for reporting and obtaining relief from harassment that may occur to students. The information for reporting harassment should include to whom the student or parent reports the harassment. The information regarding obtaining relief from the harassment should include potential actions taken and who is responsible for enforcing these actions. DPI is not requesting the school’s non-harassment policy provided to your employees. the non-harassment policy here. Suspension and Expulsion Policy Directions: The school must include the school’s suspension policy and the expulsion policy. The school must list the types of conduct that could result in suspension or expulsion, when the parent will be provided notice, and the consequences for being suspended or expelled. The policy for suspension and expulsion must also include the procedures for appeal. The appeal procedure should include when appeals must be made and how appeals must be submitted. It should also include who will make the decision, how the decision will be communicated to the parent and pupil, and when the decision will be made. Enter the suspension and expulsion policy and the appeal procedures here. Visitor Policy Directions: The school should include the policy governing visitors and visits to the school. Examples could include: that a school has a requirement to have visitors at the school’s front office, limiting access for visitors to one entrance of the building, having the visitor use a visitor badge, or the visitor needs to be escorted while on the schools grounds. Enter the visitor policy here.
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