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Gorham High School 2016-2017 GORHAM HIGH SCHOOL 2016-2017 41 Morrill Avenue Gorham, ME 04038 Phone: 207-222-1100 FAX: 207-839-7742 Website: www.goghs.org Guidance: 207-222-1102 Athletics: 207-222-1099 Attendance: 207-222-1077 School Nurse: 207-222-1105 GSNP (Food Services): 207-222-1375 Adult Education: 207-222-1095 Superintendent’s Office: 207-222-1000 The Gorham High School Administration reserves the right to make changes to this Handbook as deemed appropriate. GORHAM HIGH SCHOOL CORE VALUES AND BELIEFS Gorham High School citizens (students, administrators, staff, and guests) believe in the following core values: • Respect: Valuing others, the environment, and oneself • Honesty: Exemplifying truth in intentions and actions • Courage: Facing challenges with integrity • Compassion: Empathizing with others and showing sensitivity to the perspectives, needs, and feelings of others • Responsibility: Being mindful of and accountable for one’s conduct and obligations and choosing for oneself between right and wrong 21st CENTURY LEARNING EXPECTATIONS We believe that, upon successful completion of his or her curricular studies and extra-curricular activities, each Gorham High School graduate should be: A CLEAR AND EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR • Demonstrates organized and purposeful communication • Logically applies evidence from multiple sources in various contexts • Uses a variety of modes of expression • Creates and shares knowledge through various media AN INTEGRATIVE AND INFORMED THINKER • Applies content knowledge across disciplines and contexts to real-life situations • Evaluates and synthesizes information from multiple sources • Connects and relates content knowledge across disciplines A CREATIVE AND PRACTICAL PROBLEM SOLVER • Works independently and/or collaboratively to solve problems • Frames questions, makes predictions, and designs data/information collection and analysis strategies • Identifies patterns, trends, and relationships that apply to solutions • Evaluates resources, generates a variety of solutions, builds a case for a best response, and critically evaluates the effectiveness of the response A SELF-DIRECTED AND LIFELONG LEARNER • Uses knowledge to set goals and make informed decisions • Applies knowledge in new contexts • Demonstrates initiative, independence, and flexibility in learning • Values quality • Demonstrates learning via relevant media in creative and innovative ways A RESPONSIBLE AND INVOLVED CITIZEN • Participates positively and productively in the community • Accepts responsibility for personal decisions and actions • Demonstrates ethical behavior and moral courage • Understands and respects diversity • Demonstrates awareness of personal and community health and wellness • Demonstrates ethical and balanced use of technology CODE OF CONDUCT (Gorham School Committee Policy JICDA) POLICY STATEMENT The Gorham School Committee is committed to maintaining a supportive and orderly school environment in which students may receive and staff may deliver a quality education without disruption or interference and in which students may develop as ethical, responsible and involved citizens. The School Committee believes that each member of the school community should take responsibility for his/her own behavior. To that end, the School Committee recognizes the need to model and teach ethical and responsible behavior, to define unacceptable student conduct and its consequences, and ensure that discipline is administered appropriately. Having considered the input of staff, parents, students, and the community, the School Committee adopts this Code of Conduct (“Code”). Community Core Values With rights come responsibilities. Members of the school community are expected to demonstrate ethical and responsible behavior consistent with its core values. Such conduct is fundamental to a supportive, safe, and orderly school environment and a civil society. The Gorham School Committee has established five core values. RESPECT A person who is respectful of oneself, others and the environment Does Not… Does… Verbally abuse self or others. Demonstrate polite and appropriate Physically abuse self or others. interactions with others. Cause damage to property. Value themselves and others. Care for surroundings. HONESTY A person who is honest in all endeavors Does Not… Does… Plagiarize the work of others. Seek to tell the truth. Engage in deceptive, blaming or Accept ownership and sneaky behavior. responsibility for actions and work. Take the property of others. Maintain trust in all relationships. COURAGE A person who is courageous in the face of ethical challenges Does Not… Does… Submit to peer pressure. Stand up for what is right, even when it’s unpopular Avoid challenges. Take appropriate risks. Sacrifice aspirations when Seek advice when making difficult decisions. confronted by setbacks. COMPASSION A person who is compassionate Does Not… Does… Ignore another’s pain, suffering or Show empathy by being sensitive to the needs. perspectives, needs and feelings of others. Hurt others’ feelings. Care about others and help them. Take advantage of others. Reach out to those in need. RESPONSIBILITY A person who is responsible as an individual and as a member of a community Does Not… Does… Project blame on others. Demonstrate accountability for personal behavior. Exploit others. Take initiative to do the things that are expected. Ignore assumed duties or neglect obligations. Follow through with commitments. 3 Gorham High School Daily Schedule 2016- 2017 MAROON DAY WHITE DAY 7:50 – 9:01 Block 1 7:50 – 9:01 Block 5 9:05 – 9:45 Auxilium 9:05 – 10:15 Block 6 9:50 – 11:00 Block 2 10:20 – 12:00 Block 7 11:05 – 12:45 Block 3 10:20 – 10:45 Lunch A 10:50 – 12:00 Class A 11:05 – 11:30 Lunch A 11:35 – 12:45 Class A 10:20 – 11:30 Class B 11:35 – 12:00 Lunch B 11:05 – 12:15 Class B 12:20 – 12:45 Lunch B 12:05 – 12:45 Auxilium 12:50 – 2:00 Block 4 12:50 – 2:00 Block 8 -----Notes ----- Early Release Days will have four periods in a shortened schedule, without Auxilium, whichever day it is in the rotation. Snow Days: Maroon and White days will remain as scheduled, even if there is a Snow Day. 4 GRADES / GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS PROFICIENCY-BASED DIPLOMA Starting with the Class of 2021, students will need to demonstrate proficiency in eight content areas. More details on what the Proficiency Standards are and how students can demonstrate them will be shared as they become known. A dual grading system will continue for the foreseeable future. GRADE REPORTING Students will receive grades each quarter. The marking terms at Gorham High School for the 2014-2015 Academic Year are: QUARTER 1.....Aug 29 – Nov 4 Grades Available: Week of November 21 QUARTER 2.....Nov 7 - Jan 20 Grades Available: Week of February 27 QUARTER 3.....Jan 23 – March 31 Grades Available: Week of April 25 QUARTER 4.....Apr 3 - June 15 Grades Available: Week of June 26 GRADE EQUIVALENTS 99 – 100 = A+ 95 – 98 = A 93 – 94 = A- 91 – 92 = B+ 87 – 90 = B 85 – 86 = B- 82 – 84 = C+ 78 – 81 = C 75 – 77 = C- 74 = D+ 71 – 73 = D 70 = D Below 70 = F Incomplete = I Withdrew = W Pass = P Fail = F GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Students graduating from Gorham High School must have earned a minimum of twenty-two (22) credits and successfully completed the following graduation requirements: English 4.0 credits Physical Education 1.0 credit Math 3.0 credits Technology 1.0 credit Social Studies 3.0 credits Health Education 0.5 credit Science 3.0 credits Other 5.5 credits Fine Arts 1.0 credit See Program of Studies for more details. Academic Honors: Students earn an academic honors distinction based upon their GPA for all credits earned through seven semesters of high school. They are honored at awards celebrations at the end of the school year. The following are the categories: Summa Cum Laude 98 and above Magna Cum Laude 95 - 97.99 Cum Laude 93 - 94.99 Please note: GPAs are not rounded up. Community Service: Community service is not required to earn a diploma, but each student must have accumulated twenty (20) community service hours in order to participate in graduation ceremonies. This is a Gorham School Department policy. Community Service forms should be turned in to the student’s advisor. This requirement must be completed by the end of May of the senior year. STUDENT SERVICES ADVISORY The advisory program at Gorham High School is designed to connect every student to an adult in the school. Students remain connected with their advisor during their entire time at Gorham High School, and this four-year partnership provides the time necessary to develop a trusting relationship. Ideally, as student-advisor relationships develop, all students will know and be able to 5 speak comfortably with at least one adult in the high school. This ongoing working relationship enables advisors to know each advisee’s aspirations and the obstacles standing in the way of these aspirations. While learning of their advisees’ hopes, advisors will help students find solutions to obstacles that are best suited for each student. Parents should also get to know their student’s advisor. Advisors will remain a constant through a student’s years at Gorham High School and can serve as a contact for parents. Programmatically, advisories are organized by grade level and are designed in such a way as to encourage thoughtful discourse while being responsive to emerging issues that impact our school, local, and global communities. In Advisory, students focus on our core values: courage, respect, honesty, compassion, and responsibility. They also explore topics in
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