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EHOVE Career Center, One of the Top Career Tech Schools in Ohio WELCOME Welcome to EHOVE Career Center, one of the top career tech schools in Ohio. At EHOVE Career Center, you will have the opportunity to learn skills to advance in the skilled trade of your choice and take challenging academic classes to prepare you for college or a career. We expect students to be eager to learn, display positive attitudes, be self-disciplined and respectful of others, and to be at school every day and on time. In return, students can expect a high quality education in a safe and secure educational environment, provided by dedicated, experienced, and professional teachers who care about student success. MISSION STATEMENT In order to meet the challenges of the 21st century, EHOVE Career Center is committed to excellence in career and academic preparations. VISION STATEMENT EHOVE Career Center will be the valued “partner of choice” within the educational and economic systems of our communities by providing quality career technical and academic education; EHOVE Career Center will be renowned for its structuring of comprehensive student-support programs that are developed by administrators, staff, parents and students; EHOVE Career Center will be recognized for providing professional development experiences that are relevant and contemporary and meet the diverse needs of staff members; and EHOVE Career Center will be regarded for its well-maintained, modern facilities and high-quality career-technical learning environments. NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY EHOVE Career Center has dedicated itself to providing equal admission, educational and job opportunities to all people. EHOVE Career Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, military status, disability, ancestry, age, or any other legally protected category in its programs and activities and provides equal access to school premises and facilities to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. 1 2019-2020 STUDENT HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS PHONE NUMBERS 4 2019-2020 CALENDAR 5 2019-2020 BELL SCHEDULE 6 STUDENT INFORMATION 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS 7 CAFETERIA 7 DISTRIBUTION OF MATERIALS 7 ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE 7 FIELD TRIPS 7 HEALTH AND SAFETY CODES 7 HEALTH SERVICES 8 ID BADGE 9 INJURY AND ILLNESS DURING THE SCHOOL DAY 9 ONEVIEW PARENT PORTAL 9 POSITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS & SUPPORTS (PBIS) 9 PROTECTION ORDERS 9 SCHOOL CLOSINGS 9 STUDENT FEES 10 STUDENT RECORDS 10 TRANSFERS/CHANGE OF ADDRESS 12 USE OF BUILDING/GROUNDS 12 VISITORS 12 18-YEAR-OLD STUDENTS 12 ATTENDANCE 12 STUDENT ABSENCES AND EXCUSES 12 REPORTING & DOCUMENTING AN ABSENCE 13 EXCESSIVE ABSENCES, TARDIES, AND HABITUAL TRUANCY 13 ABSENCE PLANNED IN ADVANCE 14 ABSENCE DURING THE SCHOOL DAY 14 ABSENCE AS RESULT OF DISCIPLINE 14 COLLEGE VISITS 14 EARLY RELEASES 14 FAMILY VACATIONS 15 2 MAKE-UP WORK 15 PARTNER SCHOOL EVENTS 15 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 15 GRADES, ELIGIBILITY & CERTIFICATES 16 CLASS SYLLABUS 16 ACADEMIC CREDITS 16 CAREER TECH CREDITS 16 CALCULATING SEMESTER AND FINAL CLASS GRADES 16 GRADING SCALE 16 PROGRESS REPORTS AND REPORT CARDS 17 HONOR ROLL 17 ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY 17 EHOVE STUDENT ORGANIZATION ELIGIBILITY 17 EHOVE CAREER CENTER CERTIFICATES 17 GUIDANCE 18 BLOCK SCHEDULES 18 SCHEDULE CHANGES 18 CREDIT FLEXIBILITY 18 STUDENT SERVICES 19 SCHOOL COUNSELORS 19 CAREER & COLLEGE ADVISORS 19 BAYSHORE COUNSELING 19 WORK-BASED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES 19 ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY 19 INTERROGATIONS AND SEARCHES POLICY 21 NONDISCRIMINATION/HARASSMENT POLICY 22 NONDISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF SEX/SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY23 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 24 STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT 26 CHROMEBOOK RULES AND PROCEDURES 36 3 PHONE NUMBERS 419-627-9665 419-499-4663 1-866-256-9707 FAX 419-499-5275 Connect with EHOVE on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest news and photos. Our Pinterest page is full of resources for college prep, career readiness and community resources. Get direct links to our social media channels and much more at www.EHOVE.net. ​ BOARD OFFICE Chris McCully Superintendent Ext. 244 Tim Coffman Treasurer Ext. 253 HIGH SCHOOL Erika Beckman Principal Ext. 230 Elizabeth Becher Assistant Director Ext. 326 Kelly Bodkin Assistant Director Ext. 368 Matt Ehrhardt Assistant Director Ext. 379 Charlie Warthling Assistant Director Ext. 360 Terri Jones Special Education Supervisor Ext. 337 Kim Moyer Principal’s Secretary Ext. 216 Angie Woodyard Attendance Secretary Ext. 377 Melissa Stombaugh Guidance Secretary Ext. 355 Kendra Ward Communications Coordinator Ext. 232 High School Office Ext. 0 STUDENT SERVICES Nikole Herner School Counselor: Bellevue, Monroeville, New London, Ext. 269 Norwalk, South Central, St. Paul, Western Reserve, Online & Virtual schools Wesley Sanderson School Counselor: Danbury, Edison, Huron, Kelleys Island, Ext. 248 Margaretta, Perkins, Put-in-Bay, Sandusky, St. Mary, Townsend, Vermilion Becky Bernard Career Services Coordinator Ext. 236 Haley Abraugh Career Advisor Ext. 229 Amy Below College Advisor Ext. 329 Bayshore Counselor Ext. 345 School Nurse & Clinic Ext. 252 OPERATIONS & SECURITY David Jenkins Operations Director Ext. 325 Gloria Zapata Cafeteria Manager Ext. 260 Deputy Anthony Gibbs School Resource Officer Ext. 395 Welcome Center & Security Ext. 217 DISTRICT COMPLIANCE OFFICER/CIVIL RIGHTS COORDINATOR & TITLE IX COORDINATOR Terri Jones, Ext. 337 316 West Mason Road Milan, OH 44846 4 2019-2020 CALENDAR August 20 New Student First Day 21 Returning Student First Day September 2 Labor Day, No School 27 Teacher Professional Development Day, No School October 8 Parent/Teacher Conferences (3:30-6:30) 10 Parent/Teacher Conferences (3:30-6:30) 11 Teacher Professional Development Day, No School st 18 End of 1 ​ Quarter ​ November 12-14 Sophomore Visitation/Career Exploration Days 14 Open House (PM) 27-29 Thanksgiving Break, No School nd December 19 End of 2 ​ Quarter ​ 20 Teacher Professional Development Day, No School Dec 23 – Jan 3 Winter Break, No School January 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, No School February 3 Teacher Professional Development Day, No School 17 Presidents’ Day, No School March 3 Parent/Teacher Conferences (3:30-6:30) 5 Parent/Teacher Conferences (3:30-6:30) 6 Teacher Professional Development Day, No School rd 13 End of 3 ​ Quarter ​ Apr 10 – Apr 17 Spring Break, No School May 22 Senior Recognition, No School 25 Memorial Day, No School th 27 End of 4 ​ Quarter, Last Student Day ​ 5 2019-2020 BELL SCHEDULE 8:10 a.m. SPLIT LUNCH SCHEDULE nd Buildings Open 2 ​ Block Split, Lunch 1 ​ st 1 ​ Block 8:15 – 9:40 Class 9:44 – 10:30 ​ nd 2 ​ Block 9:44 – 11:04 Lunch 10:30 – 11:00 ​ st 1 ​ Lunch 10:30 – 11:00 Class 11:00 – 11:34 ​ nd rd 2 ​ Lunch 11:04 – 11:34 3 ​ Block Split, Lunch 3 ​ ​ rd 3 ​ Block 11:38 – 1:01 Class 11:08 – 11:38 ​ rd 3 ​ Lunch 11:38 – 12:08 Lunch 11:38 – 12:08 ​ th 4 ​ Lunch 12:10 – 12:40 Class 12:08 – 1:01 ​ th rd 4 ​ Block 1:05 – 2:25 3 ​ Block Split, Lunch 4 ​ ​ th 5 ​ Period 2:29 – 2:59 Class 11:08 – 12:10 ​ 2:59 p.m. Lunch 12:10 – 12:40 Students Dismissed Class 12:40 – 1:01 2-HOUR DELAY SCHEDULE 10:10 a.m. SPLIT LUNCH SCHEDULE nd Buildings Open 2 ​ Block Split, Lunch 1 ​ nd 2 Block​ 10:15 – 11:04 Class 10:15 – 10:30 ​ st 1 ​ Lunch 10:30 – 11:00 Lunch 10:30 – 11:00 ​ nd 2 ​ Lunch 11:04 – 11:34 Class 11:00 – 11:34 ​ rd rd 3 ​ Lunch 11:38 – 12:08 3 ​ Block Split, Lunch 3 ​ ​ th 4 ​ Lunch 12:10 – 12:40 Class 11:08 – 11:38 ​ rd 3 ​ Block 11:38 – 12:45 Lunch 11:38 – 12:08 ​ th 4 ​ Block 12:49 – 1:35 Class 12:08 – 12:45 ​ st rd 1 ​ Block 1:39 – 2:25 3 ​ Block Split, Lunch 4 ​ ​ th 5 ​ Period 2:29 – 2:59 Class 11:08 – 12:10 ​ 2:59 p.m. Lunch 12:10 – 12:40 Students Dismissed Class 12:40 – 12:45 6 STUDENT INFORMATION ANNOUNCEMENTS Partner school announcements will be posted in Schoology each day. Students should check email and classroom announcements regularly for information about partner school early releases, activities, and graduation. CAFETERIA The cafeteria offers nutritious breakfast and lunches to students and staff each day school is in session. Lunch menus are published on the district’s website at www.EHOVE.net. In order to ensure that every student has a meal, once a student has three (3) meal charges they receive an alternate meal that meets National School Lunch Program guidelines at the same cost until their lunch account has been paid. No food or drink is to be taken out of the cafeteria or consumed in classrooms or labs. Menus follow nutritional guidelines established by the United States Department of Agriculture. These guidelines allow the school to keep breakfast and lunch costs low and provide eligible students with free or reduced cost lunches. Applications for the free and reduced meal program are available in the cafeteria, high school office, or at www.EHOVE.net. DISTRIBUTION OF MATERIALS School-sponsored flyers and promotional materials may only be posted with permission from the principal. ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE EHOVE Career Center uses electronic surveillance systems to monitor activity on school property and in school vehicles in an effort to protect the health, welfare, and safety of its students and staff and to maintain order and discipline on school property. Surveillance cameras may be used both inside and outside of buildings to assist in the security of students, staff and property. Cameras are not positioned in areas where individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Electronic surveillance recordings may be used as evidence in any disciplinary proceedings, administrative proceedings or criminal proceedings, and may become part of a student’s education record, subject to Board rules, regulations, and policies and applicable law. FIELD TRIPS Students have the opportunity to participate in school-sponsored field trips.
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