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GROSSE POINTE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL the Grosse Pointe Public School System Board of Education GROSSE POINTE SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL The Grosse Pointe Public School System Board of Education Brian Summerfield, President Margaret Weertz, Vice President Judy Gafa, Treasurer Cynthia Pangborn, Secretary Kathleen Abke, Trustee Ahmed Ismail, Trustee Christopher Profeta, Trustee Superintendent Dr. Gary C. Niehaus Main Office – (313) 432-3500 Main Office Fax – (313) 432-3544 Attendance Message Line - (313) 432-3501 9th & 11th GRADES – 432-3503 (Mrs. Murphy) 10th & 12th GRADES – 432-3531 (Mrs. Cavera) Counseling Center – 432-3519 Counseling Center Fax – 432-3527 Property of:______________________________________________ Grade:_____________ 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration………………………… 4 Graduation Requirements…………... 48 Absentee Consequences…………… 12 Guidance and Counseling………….. 58 Absentee Interventions……………… 12 High School Operations……………. 63 Administration of the Code of Home Athletic Contest Site………… 76 Conduct………………… 34 Interscholastic Sports………………. 77 Alcohol / Drug Abuse………………… 30 Leaving School………………………. 14 Alcohol and Detection Devices…….. 31 Medications…………………………… 66 Annual Notifications…………………. 70 National Honor Society……………… 74 Attendance Appeals…………………. 13 Nondiscrimination Statement……….. 3 Attendance Exceptions……………… 13 Non-Exempt Absences……………… 11 Attendance Policy……………………. 8 Parent/Guardian Calls……………….. 10 Attendance Responsibilities………… 8 Parking………………………………… 66 Bell Schedule………………………… 6 PBIS…………………………………… 17 Capped Absences and Class Personal Electronics………………… 32 Credit…………………… 10 Pre-Arranged Absences…………….. 11 Classroom Expectations……………. 15 Program of Studies………………….. 50 Class Level Change………………… 59 Schedule Changes………………….. 60 Code of Conduct…………………….. 17 Student Assistance Services………. 60 Code of Conduct Due Process Student Government, Activities, and Appeals……………. 40 and Athletics…………… 72 Dress Code…………………………… 31 Student Pledge of Academic Emergency Procedures……………. 45 Integrity………………… 90 Exams………………………………… 46 Student Searches……………………. 33 Exempt Absences…………………… 11 Smoking………………………………. 33 Extra-Curricular Handbook and Tardy Policy…………………………... 14 Code of Conduct……… 80 Test For Credit……………………….. 45 Faculty…………………………………. 5 Technology Use Policy……………… 87 Grading……………………………….. 54 Theft…………………………………… 34 Graduation……………………………. 47 Vision/Mission/Beliefs……………….. 7 2 NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT POLICY OF NONDISCRIMINATION The Grosse Pointe Public School System is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in relation to race, color, religion, or national origin (Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964); Sex (Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972); or Handicap (Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973). Grievance Regulations (G.P.P.S. Policy AC) are available for those who believe that this policy has been abused. Equal access is provided to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non- discrimination policies: Stefanie Hayes, Director of Student Services 20090 Morningside Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 Phone: (313) 432-3851 [email protected] If the individual filling the grievance alleges that the Section 504/ADA coordinator has en- gaged in discrimination, then the individual filing the grievance must provide the documen- tation to the Deputy Superintendent for Educational Services at: Deputy Superintendent for Educational Services 389 St. Clair Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 Phone: (313) 432-3016 For further information on notice of nondiscrimination, visit http://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/OCR/contactus.cfm for the address and phone number of the office that serves your area, or call 1-800-421-3481. TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR INCIDENTS REQUIRING REPORTS TO AUTHORITIES: Wayne Country Family Independence Agency – Protective Services (incidents of child abuse) (313)396-0300 3 11 GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 MAIN OFFICE (313) 432-3500 FAX (313) 432-3502 ADMINISTRATION Principal - Moussa Hamka Secretary - Linda Schultz Assistant Principal – Cindy Parravano Assistant Principal – Joe Spryszak Secretary - TBD Assistant Principal/Athletic Director – Jeremy Hawkins Athletics Secretary – Jane Schmidt ATHLETIC OFFICE (313) 432-3541 FAX (313) 432-3544 COUNSELING CENTER Receptionist (313) 432-3519 FAX (313) 432-3527 COUNSELORS Nicholas Bernbeck – 432-3523 Eric Burson – 432-3524 Aja Perales – 432-3526 Troy Glasser – 432-3521 Beth Walsh-Sahutske – 432-3522 Social Worker, Douglas Roby – 432-3588 School Psychologist, Lisa Khoury – 432-3525 THIS SCHOOL IS UNDER SURVEILLANCE 4 2017 – 2018 FACULTY Adams, James, Science Modlin, Marianne, Lifeskills Amato, Bettina, Mod/Class Lang Monaghan, John, English Aro, Kit, Art Moon, Amanda, Mod/Class Lang Baer, Kristen, SRC Morefield-Pinder,Cindy, Mod/Class Lang Barczyk, Taylor, Lifeskills Moretz, Erin, Bus. Ed. Booth, Christopher, Social Studies Nardone, DeEtte, Social Studies Borja, Christine, Mod/Class Lang O’Hare, Patti, Lifeskills Bornoty, Elizabeth, Math Orban, Amanda, Math Bouda, Chris, Social Studies Overs, Melissa, Mod/Class Lang Bouda, Lisa, Science Palen, Peter, Social Studies Buksar-Cecil, Michelle, Art Parent, Katie, English Burson, Eric, Counselor Partalis, Christine, Mod/Class Lang Campion, Harry, English Pascoe, Dennis, English Caralis, Kendra, Social Studies Peck, Danielle, English Cayo, William, Bus. Ed. Peltier, Scott, Mod/Class Lang Cooper, James, Social Studies Philliben, Kristie, Math Cox, Kevin, English Pratt, Chris, Performing Arts Distelrath, Laura, Math Rennell, Michael, Social Studies Dolson, Jeanne, Tech Ed. Richman, Lisa, Mod/Class. Lang./English Donaghue, Carrie, SRC Roby, Douglas, Social Worker Dunham, Meaghan, English Roebuck, Jenna, Math Edgerton, Kaitlin, Journalism Rose, Margaret, Art Flynn, Jeanne, ESL Rothenbuhler, Shelly, Science Gerbi, Ashley, SRC Rotole, Jill, A.I. Geresy, Steve, ITV Shelson, Jacqueline, Math Glasser, Troy, Counselor Siemaszko, Sandi, Social Studies Griffin, Shantrel, E.I. Smith, David, Mod/Class Lang. Gross, James, Perf. Arts Sobolak, Claire, Science Harris, Christine, Science Staperfenne, Christin, SRC Henk, Ericka, English Stevens, Jodi, English Hepner, Chad, Social Studies Szmrecsanyi, Tom, Art Hernandez, Troy, Science Takis, Chris, Performing Arts Johnson, Amy, SRC Theisen, John, Science Khoury, Lisa, School Psychologist Treharne, Annie, Science Kim, Stephen, Science Tremain, Joel, A.I. Kline, Lisa, Math Triden, Liz, Social Studies Lauer, Melanie, English Truza, Kimberly, Mod/Class Lang Lee, Stephanie, English Vassel, Alan, Math Loughlin, Taryn, English Walsh-Sahutske, Beth, Counselor Lulis, Elizabeth, English Washburne, Crosby, Social Studies Martin, David, Math Westfall, Nicole, Health Martinuzzi, Dori, SRC Wheaton, Ryan, Math McConaghy, Alexa, Math Wieseler, Jessica, Science McCue, Sandra, English Wolfe, Emily, Art McCulloch, Lauren, Science Wozniak, Jennifer, Math McGuire, Courtney, Media Specialist Wozniak, Robert, ILO PE McGuire, Matt, Science Zaranek, Stephen, Phys. Educ. McNamara, Shawn, Science Department chair indicated in bold type. 5 Bell schedules TUESDAY – FRIDAY SCHEDULE “A” This schedule is followed Tuesday through Friday except on days to be announced. PLC Mondays follow Bell Schedule “B”. LUNCH HOUR SCHEDULES: FIRST Lunch – Main Bldg. – 1st floor, all of “S” Bldg. SECOND Lunch – Main Bldg. – 2nd floor & 4th floor, all of IA Bldg. Period Time 1 8:00 – 8:49 2 8:56 – 9:45 3 9:52 – 10:45 Includes announcements 10:52 – 11:28 Early lunch period 4E 11:28 – 12:17 Class for early lunch 4L 10:52 – 11:41 Class for late lunch 11:41 – 12:17 Late lunch period 5 12:24 – 1:13 6 1:20 – 2:09 7 2:16 – 3:05 BELL SCHEDULE “B” for P. L. C. MONDAYS “P.L.C. Mondays” – First hour will start at 8:42 a.m. every Monday, * except on exam days or other days to be announced. Monday late starts provide time for staff to meet as a Professional Learning Community (P.L.C.). Staff members will meet in teams with the fo- cus on improving student achievement. Please note the schedule listed below for late start P.L.C. Mondays. NOTE LUNCH HOUR SCHEDULES: EARLY Lunch – Main Bldg. – 1st floor, all of “S” Bldg. LATE Lunch – Main Bldg. – 2nd & 4th floor, all of IA Bldg. Period Time 1 8:42 – 9:25 2 9:32 – 10:15 3 10:22 – 11:09 Includes announcements 11:16 – 11:52 Early lunch period 4E 11:52 – 12:35 Class for early lunch 4L 11:16 – 11:59 Class for late lunch 11:59 – 12:35 Late lunch period 5 12:42 – 1:25 6 1:32 – 2:15 7 2:22 – 3:05 6 VISION/MISSION/BELIEFS VISION STATEMENT OF GPPS OneGP: Where everyone learns, every day. MISSION OF GPPS Promote Innovation Maximize Potential Embrace Community VISION OF GP SOUTH Educating students to be the best in, and for, the world. MISSION OF CP SOUTH The community of Grosse Pointe South High School is committed to ensure that all Grosse Pointe South High School graduates demonstrate the knowledge, creativity and skills necessary to estab- lish self-worth as independent, contributing members of society, prepared for life-long learning and success in a changing world. BELIEFS * Every student can learn. * Learning must be a lifelong process. * Every student is entitled to the best possible education. * Education is a shared responsibility among educators, parents, and community. * Students are responsible for their own learning. * Every student is entitled to be respected, nurtured, and valued. * Individuals are responsible for the choices they make. 7 ATTENDANCE POLICY SUMMARY Administrative Guideline 5200 - The Board of Education as an agency of the State is required to enforce the regular
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