Only the Superintendent or designated spokesperson will speak with media regarding the incident. Sporting Event Conduct Because we should the Lord in all that we do, it is expected that fans, as well as players, will conduct themselves in a courteous fashion. We believe in treating opponents, officials, and visitors with respect. This attitude eliminates booing and razzing. We believe in maintaining the highest level of conduct and sportsmanship, whether in victory or defeat. Students are not to remain in the building between the end of school and the start of an extra-curricular event, unless otherwise instructed by their sponsors. Yearbook The SJCS yearbook (preschool through twelfth grades) is assembled during the school year by a staff of high school students. Yearbooks are pre-sold and delivered in the fall for the previous school year. Any interesting photos, as well as support through advertising to keep the cost of the yearbook reasonable, are appreciated. Safe at School Though recent school crises have brought safety issues to the forefront, statistically, school is still one of the safest environments for your child; and St. Joseph Christian School is one of the safest schools in the area. Our security system is state of the art, and emergency drills are held on a regular basis throughout the school year. All staff members are trained in emergency procedures, and administrators have trained with local law enforcement personnel. Our school receptionist diligently monitors activity outside the school building during school hours. If a visitor will not give a name or does not have a viable purpose in visiting the school, s/he is not allowed to enter. All visitors are required to sign in at the elementary or high school office. In the event it is not secure or is unsafe to remain on campus, students may be relocated to the alternate safe site at Word of Life Church (north of the school at Riverside and Cook) where parents may pick up and sign out their child(ren) when
Only the Superintendent or designated spokesperson will speak with media regarding the incident. Sporting Event Conduct Because we should the Lord in all that we do, it is expected that fans, as well as players, will conduct themselves in a courteous fashion. We believe in treating opponents, officials, and visitors with respect. This attitude eliminates booing and razzing. We believe in maintaining the highest level of conduct and sportsmanship, whether in victory or defeat. Students are not to remain in the building between the end of school and the start of an extra-curricular event, unless otherwise instructed by their sponsors. Yearbook The SJCS yearbook (preschool through twelfth grades) is assembled during the school year by a staff of high school students. Yearbooks are pre-sold and delivered in the fall for the previous school year. Any interesting photos, as well as support through advertising to keep the cost of the yearbook reasonable, are appreciated. Safe at School Though recent school crises have brought safety issues to the forefront, statistically, school is still one of the safest environments for your child; and St. Joseph Christian School is one of the safest schools in the area. Our security system is state of the art, and emergency drills are held on a regular basis throughout the school year. All staff members are trained in emergency procedures, and administrators have trained with local law enforcement personnel. Our school receptionist diligently monitors activity outside the school building during school hours. If a visitor will not give a name or does not have a viable purpose in visiting the school, s/he is not allowed to enter. All visitors are required to sign in at the elementary or high school office. In the event it is not secure or is unsafe to remain on campus, students may be relocated to the alternate safe site at Word of Life Church (north of the school at Riverside and Cook) where parents may pick up and sign out their child(ren) when
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