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NKCHS Parent Handbook NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL - PARENT HANDBOOK 2018-2019- Official Board of Education policies available at schoo l offices and district website · www.nkcschools.org North Kansas City School District North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 2018‐2019 620 E 23RD AVENUE 2601 HOWELL NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO 64116 www.nkcschools.org/nkhs Table of Contents PART A: NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION NKCHS TELEPHONE NUMBERS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 NKCHS SUPPORT/RESOURCE TELEPHONE NUMBERS --------------------------------------------------------- 3 ADMINISTRATION TEAM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 NKCHS MISSION STATEMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 NKCHS VISION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 A B DAY SCHEDULE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 A+ SCHOOLS PROGRAM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 NORTH KANSAS CITY LAPTOP PROGRAM -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADVISORY PROGRAM ------------------------------------------------ 10 ATTENDANCE AND MAKE-UP WORK ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 STUDENT CONDUCT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 NKCHS OPEN LUNCH POLICY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 SCHOOL PRACTICES ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 21 ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 HONOR ROLL, GRADE POINT AVERAGE, CLASS RANK ------------------------------------------------------- 27 PART B: DISTRICT POLICIES North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 2 NKCHS Telephone Numbers Contact Information Phone Number Main Office: 321-5310 Attendance Office: 321-5312 Activities Office: 321-4508 Norclay Office: 321-6015 Fax Number: 321-5311 Counseling Office: 321-5315 NKCHS Support/Resource Telephone Numbers Contact Information Phone Number A+ Program: Sandy McQuerry 321-5704 Counseling Office: Tara Hamilton 321-4974 Shelli Copas 321-6887 Maria Deister 321-4461 Amanda Olvera 321-3782 Gifted Resource Specialist: Marcus Myers 321-5794 IB Program: Darci Epperson 321-5586 Dr. Jane Reed 321-5967 Michelle Washington 321-5791 Dr. Chad Lower 321-5586 School Resource Officer 321-4462 Student Records 321-4462 North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 3 Administration Team Principal Dr. Dan Wartick Assistant Principal / Activities Director Mr. David Garrison Assistant Principal Mrs. Grace Milano Assistant Principal Mr. Chad Ryerson Assistant Principal Ms. Ashley Smith North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 4 Letter from the Principal Dear Students, Welcome to North Kansas City High School! You are now a part of a school with a long history of pride and tradition since 1925. You are Northtown! Make the most of your educational program by achieving academic excellence, arriving prepared each and every day, and participating in co‐curricular and extra‐curricular activities. Our school can be a vital force in shaping your future. Take advantage of the activities, programs, and supports at NKCHS. As a member of our school community, you are expected to develop and practice the Hornet Habits you will later read about. I would like to close by wishing you the very best for a happy and successful school year. I am proud to have you with us and encourage you to commit to giving your best effort in everything you do. And remember, it’s always a great day to be a Hornet! Dan Wartick Principal North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 5 NKCHS MISSION STATEMENT North Kansas City High School will establish a supportive learning community which fosters creativity and curiosity and promotes critical thinking. North Kansas City High School will create a challenging learning environment which encourages effective communication and compassion and that develops positive contributors to our global community. #Northtown TRUE NKCHS VISION North Kansas City High School: A learning community where we appreciate and foster civility and success for all. North Kansas City High School students will demonstrate: #NorthtownTRUE T = Trust R = Responsibility U = Unity E = Empowerment Trust · Excellent citizenship and sportsmanship is emphasized and expected · Have the courage to do the right thing · Be honest and operate with academic integrity Responsibility · Be on time to school and to each class if you are in the hallway, have a pass · Dress appropriately by following the dress code detailed in district policy · Be accountable for your words and actions · Deal peacefully with anger, insults, and disagreement · Accept responsibility for your own actions‐ don’t blame others carelessly Unity · Forgive others · Be kind · Stand up to bullying · Operate on a principle of friendliness with everyone at NKCHS Empowerment · Use technology appropriately · Avoid public displays of affection · Good citizens of a respectful school community make safe and healthy choices by avoiding the use of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 6 A/B Rotation Calendar ~ 1 n Student Anendenc.c c,.,ys 'ORTH. 116 T~Contr.a °"Y'J(183 • ?• • r•) .. ~ ... ,,.\1 11 .- 2018-19 Academic Rotati on Calendar 0 00 1 , 92-,S=lS~fcw~ J ••tct.y-:AellO"f D July D m J<muary m ,.. 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Otw:lopmt n.t '° ~ '° nM;l: eiip [h; y llJ ISt semeste r ToU:is llJI 1,3 2nd semeste r Tota:ls EJ North Kansas City High School Parent and Student Handbook 7 A+ Scholarship Program The A+ Scholarship Program provides scholarship funds to eligible graduates of A+ designated high schools who attend a participating public community college or vocational/technical school. Background As part of Senate Bill 380 (Section 160.545), The Outstanding Schools Act of 1993, the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education instituted the A+ Schools Program. (The Missouri Department of Higher Education began to oversee the funding in the school year 2010-11 and refer to it as the A+ Scholarship Program.) Funding for the Student Financial Incentives portion of the A+ Scholarship Program is the sole responsibility of the State of Missouri.
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