If a student has selected a manner of appearance that is beyond mere freedom of expression and disrupts the educational process or presents risk to themselves or others, they may be provided alternate clothing or removed from the educational setting. The following styles or manners of dress are prohibited: Suggestive, sexual, vulgar, alcohol or tobacco product related, or any inappropriate clothing will not be allowed. Sunglasses and coats are not to be worn in class. Bandanas, hats, and hoods may not be worn in the building during the school day. Shoes with wheels (heelies) are not to be worn on school premises. Such guidelines shall prohibit student dress or grooming practices which: Present a hazard to the health or safety of the student himself/herself or to others in the school; Interfere with school work, create disorder, or disrupt the educational program; C. Cause excessive wear or damage to school property; D. Prevent the student from achieving his/her own educational objectives because of blocked vision or restricted movement. Students who are representing our school at an official function or public event may be required to follow specific dress requirements. Usually, this applies to athletic teams, cheerleaders, bands, and other such groups. Care of Property Students are responsible for the care of their own personal property. The school will not be responsible for the loss of personal property. Valuables such as jewelry or irreplaceable items should not be brought to School. The school may confiscate such items and return them to the student's parents. Damage to or loss of school equipment and facilities wastes taxpayers' money and undermines the school program. Therefore, if a student damages or loses school property, the student or his/her parents will be required to pay for the replacement or damage. If the damage or loss was intentional, the student will also be subject to discipline according to the Code of Conduct. STUDENT CODE OF CLASSROOM CONDUCT The Wisconsin School District is committed to maintaining an orderly and safe academic atmosphere. Teachers are expected to create a positive learning environment and to maintain proper order in the classroom. Students are expected to behave in the classroom in a manner that allows teachers to effectively carry out their lessons and
If a student has selected a manner of appearance that is beyond mere freedom of expression and disrupts the educational process or presents risk to themselves or others, they may be provided alternate clothing or removed from the educational setting. The following styles or manners of dress are prohibited: Suggestive, sexual, vulgar, alcohol or tobacco product related, or any inappropriate clothing will not be allowed. Sunglasses and coats are not to be worn in class. Bandanas, hats, and hoods may not be worn in the building during the school day. Shoes with wheels (heelies) are not to be worn on school premises. Such guidelines shall prohibit student dress or grooming practices which: Present a hazard to the health or safety of the student himself/herself or to others in the school; Interfere with school work, create disorder, or disrupt the educational program; C. Cause excessive wear or damage to school property; D. Prevent the student from achieving his/her own educational objectives because of blocked vision or restricted movement. Students who are representing our school at an official function or public event may be required to follow specific dress requirements. Usually, this applies to athletic teams, cheerleaders, bands, and other such groups. Care of Property Students are responsible for the care of their own personal property. The school will not be responsible for the loss of personal property. Valuables such as jewelry or irreplaceable items should not be brought to School. The school may confiscate such items and return them to the student's parents. Damage to or loss of school equipment and facilities wastes taxpayers' money and undermines the school program. Therefore, if a student damages or loses school property, the student or his/her parents will be required to pay for the replacement or damage. If the damage or loss was intentional, the student will also be subject to discipline according to the Code of Conduct. STUDENT CODE OF CLASSROOM CONDUCT The Wisconsin School District is committed to maintaining an orderly and safe academic atmosphere. Teachers are expected to create a positive learning environment and to maintain proper order in the classroom. Students are expected to behave in the classroom in a manner that allows teachers to effectively carry out their lessons and
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