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Lakota East High School "Home of the Hawks" This planner belongs to: Phone: Homeroom: Internet Passport Excellence is an expectation The information in this book was the best available at press time. Watch for additional information and changes. ©2014 School Datebooks, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in any retrieval system, or translated in any form without the written permission of School Datebooks, Inc. This product is printed in Korea 2880 U.S. Hwy. 231 S., Suite 200 • Lafayette, IN 47909 • (765) 471-8883 http://www.schooldatebooks.com • [email protected] 1 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL Principal ............................................ Mrs. Suzanna Davis ...................................... ext. 15004 Directory .............................................................................3 East Athletic Director ......................... Mr. Richard Bryant .........................................ext. 15011 Asst. Athletic Director/Facility Mgr .... Mr. Craig Ulland ........................................... ext. 15038 Student Affairs Coordinator .............. Mr. Mark Zimmerly ....................................... ext. 15042 District Calendar .................................................................4 Attendance ............................................................................ 759–8615 option 3 or ext. 15001 Athletics ....................................................................................................................759–8622 Clinic .........................................................................................................................759–8616 Student Responsibilities ......................................................7 School Safety Hotline .............................................................................. 759–8615 ext. 15007 Student Code of Conduct • Behavior Guidelines Board Office ..............................................................................................................874–5505 East Unit Office Attendance Information ....................................................16 Assistant Principal ............................. Dennis Smith ............ A – H ........................... ext.15063 Reporting an absence • Tardies • Partial day Counselor ......................................... TBA ........................... A – C .......................... ext. 15062 absence • College visits • Family vacations • Counselor ......................................... Matt Rabold .............. D – H ......................... ext. 15064 Secretary ........................................... TBA ........................... A – H .......................... ext. 15060 Loss of driving privileges Fax .............................................................................................................................755-5945 Thunder/ Hawks Unit Office Assistant Principal ............................. Rick Haynes .............. I – Z ........................... ext. 15047 General Information ..........................................................20 Counselor ......................................... Michelle Kohler ........ I – M ........................... ext. 15043 Media Center • Clinic/Medications • Make-up work Counselor .......................................... Denise McLinden ...... N – Sg ........................ ext. 15044 Non-discrimination policy • Ohio Graduation Testing Secretary ........................................... Gina Nelson .............. I – Sg ........................ ext. 15041 Scheduling Changes and Procedures Counselor .......................................... Lauri MacNeel ........... Sh – Z ........................ ext. 15045 Secretary .......................................... Stacy Lewis .............. Sh – Z ....................... ext. 15040 Fax .............................................................................................................................759-8635 LAKOTA EAST FRESHMAN CAMPUS Associate Principal ..................Dr. Stacy Millburg .................................................... ext. 27004 Assistant Principal ...................Bill Brinkman….. ...................................................... ext. 27009 Counselor A–G ........................Laurel Canepa…………………………... ..............….ext. 27012 Counselor H–Z ........................Ellen Armsey………………………….........................ext. 27011 Main Office Phone Number .......................................................................................588–7700 Main Office Fax Number ...........................................................................................759–2024 Lakota East Main Campus Attendance .................................................................................................................588-7701 6840 Lakota Lane Liberty Township, OH 45044 755-7211 Lakota East Freshman Campus 7630 Bethany Road Liberty Township, OH 45044 588-7700 2 3 Main Campus Bell Schedule DISTRICT CALENDAR (Proposed 2014/2015 bell schedule) August 18, 2014 Teacher Workday August 19, 2014 Teacher Workday August 21, 2014 Students’ First Day of School Monday/Tuesday/Friday September 1, 2014 Labor Day (No school) Bell Time October 24, 2014 End of 1st Qtr 1 8:05-9:00 (55) October 27, 2014 2nd Qtr Begins 2 9:05-9:55 (50) November 4, 2014 Election Day /Teacher Workday (No School) 3 10:00-10:50 (50) November 26, 2014 Conference Exchange Day (No school) 4 (Lunch/SH) 10:55-12:50 (55/30/30) November 27, 2014 Thanksgiving Holiday (No school) 5 12:55-1:45 (50) November 28, 2014 Thanksgiving Holiday (No school) 6 1:50-2:40 (50) December 23, 2014 Holiday Break Begins January 5, 2015 School Resumes Wednesday/Thursday Bell Time January 15, 2015 End of 2nd Qtr 1/2 8:05-9:40 (95) January 16, 2015 PD Day for Teachers (No School - Students) XH 9:50-10:40 (50) January 19, 2015 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (No school) 3/4 (Lunch/SH) 10:45-12:55 (95/30) January 20, 2015 3rd Qtr Begins 5/6 1:05-2:40 (95) February 13, 2015 Conference Exchange Day (No School*) *Calamity Make-up Day if needed February 16, 2015 Presidents’ Day (No school) Freshman Campus Bell Schedule March 20, 2015 End of 3rd Qtr (Proposed 2014/2015 bell schedule) March 23, 2015 4th Qtr Begins March 30, 2015 Spring Break April 6, 2015 School Resumes Monday – Friday Bell Time May 25, 2015 Memorial Day (No school) 0 7:15-8:05 (50) May 28, 2015 1 Hour Early Release 1 8:09-8:58 (49) May 29, 2015 Students’ Last Day (1 Hour Early Release) 2 9:02-9:51 (49) May 29, 2015 End of 4th Qtr 3 9:55-10:44 (49) May 30/31, 2015 Graduation Day SH/4/Lunch 10:48-12:37 (24/55/30) June 1, 2015 Teacher Workday/Calamity Make-up Day if needed 5 12:41-1:31 (50) *June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2015 Contingency/Calamity Make-up Days if needed 6 1:35-2:25 (50) QUarTEr CaLENDar 1st Quarter August 21 – October 24 2nd Quarter October 27 – January 15 3rd Quarter January 20 – March 20 4th Quarter March 23 – May 29 SEmESTEr CaLENDar 1st Semester August 21 – January 15 2nd Semester January 20 – May 29 4 5 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL GRADING SCALE STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES GRADE REGULAR WEIGHTED Student Code of Conduct and Due Process for Student Suspension and Expulsion A+ 97-100% 4.33 points 5.33 points Code of Conduct A 93-96% 4.00 points 5.00 points Students are expected to conduct themselves in such a way that they respect and consider the rights A- 90-92% 3.67 points 4.67 points of others. Students of the District must conform with school regulations and accept directions from authorized school personnel. The Board will not tolerate violent, disruptive or inappropriate behavior B+ 87-89% 3.33 points 4.33 points by its students. Such behavior is punishable and will result in disciplinary action which may include B 83-86% 3.00 points 4.00 points suspension, exclusion or other forms of discipline. B- 80-82% 2.67 points 3.67 points This code of regulations applies while a student is in the custody or control of the school, on school C+ 77-79% 2.33 points 3.33 points grounds or close thereto, while at a school-sponsored function or activity or on school-owned or provided transportation vehicles. In addition, the Student Code of Conduct governs a student’s conduct at all times, C 73-76% 2.00 points 3.00 points on or off school property, when such student conduct is reasonably related to the health and safety of C- 70-72% 1.67 points 2.67 points other students and/or school employees, or such conduct would unreasonably interrupt the educational D+ 67-69% 1.33 points 1.33 points processes of the Lakota Local Schools. D 63-66% 1.00 points 1.00 points Students and parents shall be provided annually (at the beginning of the school year or upon entering D- 60-62% 0.67 points 0.67 points the District) written information on the rules and regulations to which students are subject while in school and while participating in any school-related activity or event. The information provided shall include the types of misconduct for which a student is subject to suspension or expulsion from school or other forms of disciplinary action. The Board directs the administration to make all students aware of the student code of conduct and the fact that any violations of the student code of conduct are punishable. If a student violates the code of conduct, school personnel, students or parents should report the student to the appropriate principal or assistant principal. The administration cooperates in any prosecution pursuant to the criminal laws of the State of
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