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Master HS FA Student Handbook for 2019-20.Pdf Jenks High School, Freshman Academy and Alternative Center Student/Parent Handbook 2019-20 The handbook information is lengthy, but each part of it is important for the effective functioning of our schools. The handbook includes policies and procedures adopted by the Board of Education and policies that are specific to Jenks High School. All students are responsible for the information and regulations included in this handbook and are subject to all rules and policies set forth by the Jenks Board of Education, State Department of Education, Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association, and the North Central Accrediting Association. All personnel hired by the Jenks Board of Education are authorized to enforce these Policies. High School Directory Phone: 918-299-4411...............Direct Dial: 918-299-4415 + Extension Number Name Title Extension David Beiler Principal 2222/2225 Eric Fox Associate Principal 2346 Eric VanZee Assistant Principal 2226 Elizabeth Harwood Assistant Principal 2227 Ellen Vannoy Assistant Principal 2252 Luke Gray Assistant principal 2394 Alice Haight Site Administrative Assistant 2225 Kimberly Catterson Career Counselor 2735 Patti French Counselor 2255 Joy Fraley Counselor 2298 Mandy Nightingale Counselor 2479 Paula Dennis Counselor 2480 Denise Samples Counselor 2228 Tara Postma Counselor 2652 Traci Nassar College Counselor 2234 Jeremy Hairrell Transportation Director 5700 Tony Dillingham Athletic Director 2214/2215 Paula Lau Student Assistance Coordinator 2340 Sheri Henning/Shari McLaughlin Library/Media 2359 Amie Hardy Principal – Alternative Center 2420 Kelly Gorton/Amber Rogers Nursing Services 2263/2280 Pauline Nagelschneider Registrar 2282 Stacy Fraser Registrar 2474 Stacy Nissley Special Education Coordinator 2625 Brooke Housley Special Education Coordinator 2610 Amy McKenzie Native American Education 2769 i Freshman Academy Directory Phone: 918-299-4411 ...............Direct Dial: 918-299-4415 + Extension Number Name Title Extension Judi Thorn Principal 2270 Fielding Elseman Assistant Principal 2351 Will Parham Intern Assistant Principal 2598 Donna Hickman Site Administrative Assistant 2269 Shari Buckley Attendance Administrative 2278 Assistant Jim Cooper Counselor 2267 Edie Winters Counselor 2268 Lisa Rowland Library/Media 2513 Kelly Gorton/Amber Rogers Nursing Services 2263/2280 Debi Stinson Registrar 2250 Hayden Halbrook Special Education Coordinator 2516 Phone: 918-299-4411 ...............Direct Dial: 918-299-4415 + Extension Number Name Title Extension Amy Hardy Principal 2420 Michelle Meehleder Site Administrative Assistant 2420 Jeremy Hairrell Transportation Director 5700 Paula Lau Student Assistance Coordinator 2340 Cindy Schultz Guidance Counselor 2697 Kelly Harms Nurses Office 2280 Pauline Nagelschneider Registrar 2282 Alison Combes JAC Special Education 2696 Coordinator Motto “A Tradition of Excellence with a Vision for Tomorrow” Jenks Public Schools Vision Statement Jenks Public Schools, a community of diverse learners, creates opportunities for all through a commitment to innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Jenks Public Schools Mission Statement Jenks Public Schools, inspired by our tradition of excellence, is committed to the shared responsibility of preparing all learners for productive, responsible citizenship in an ever-changing world. 2 Table of Contents ACADEMICS .................................................................................................. 1 ACADEMICS ..................................................................................................................... 1 AWARDS ........................................................................................................................... 1 ACADEMIC CREDIT ......................................................................................................... 3 Internships, Apprenticeships, and Mentorships ........................................................................................... 3 CHILD FIND/IDENTIFICATION, LOCATION, AND EVALUATION ................................... 3 Child Find/Identification ............................................................................................................................... 4 Referral ........................................................................................................................................................ 4 Evaluation .................................................................................................................................................... 4 COLLECTION OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION ................................. 4 COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER SOFTWARE ................................................................. 4 1:1 INITIATIVE ................................................................................................................... 5 Overview ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 Project Objectives ........................................................................................................................................ 5 Chromebook ................................................................................................................................................ 5 Distribution of the Chromebooks ................................................................................................................. 5 District Responsibilities for the use of the Chromebook .............................................................................. 5 Parent and Student Responsibilities ............................................................................................................ 5 Digital Citizenship Tips for Teens ................................................................................................................ 5 Damaged Chromebooks .............................................................................................................................. 6 General Care of the Chromebook ................................................................................................................ 6 Guidelines for Appropriate Use ................................................................................................................... 6 CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN COLLEGE ................................................................. 7 COPYRIGHT POLICY ....................................................................................................... 7 District Copyright Policy ............................................................................................................................... 8 CREDIT FOR LEARNING (DISTRICT POLICY 3.13) ....................................................... 8 CREDIT FOR LEARNING.................................................................................................. 8 DISTRICT WIDE PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT ................................................................. 9 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR STUDENTS UNDER SECTION 504 AND TITLE II OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT ................................................................. 11 Qualified Individual with a Disability .......................................................................................................... 11 Mitigating Measures .................................................................................................................................. 11 Appropriate Education ............................................................................................................................... 11 Nonacademic and Extracurricular Services and Activities ........................................................................ 12 Educational Setting .................................................................................................................................... 12 Evaluation and Placement ......................................................................................................................... 12 Section 504/Title II Plan ............................................................................................................................. 12 Procedural Safeguards .............................................................................................................................. 12 Retaliation .................................................................................................................................................. 12 EARLY GRADUATION .................................................................................................... 13 ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (ELD) ......................................... 13 EXPENSES ...................................................................................................................... 13 FIELD TRIPS ................................................................................................................... 14 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS ............................................................................... 14 ii GRADE POINT AVERAGE.............................................................................................. 14 GRADING POLICY .......................................................................................................... 15 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................... 16 GUIDANCE
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