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STUDENT HANDBOOK PLANNER 2020 - 2021 Prayer for Generosity STUDENT HANDBOOK PLANNER 2020 - 2021 Prayer for Generosity Lord, teach us to be generous. Teach us to serve you as you deserve; to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the wounds, to toil and not to seek for rest, to labor and not to ask for any reward, but that of knowing we do your will. Student Name: ___________________ Grade: _________________________ Asesor: ________________________ Statement of Agreement Failure to read the material contained herein does not excuse the student from observing the information and/or regulations stated. The Principal retains the right to amend the Handbook if necessary. If this occurs, parents/guardians will receive written notice. Student Acknowledgment: I have read the Student handbook for the school year 2020-2021. I understand the rules and will cooperate with the school in this regard. Additionally, I hereby consent to the use of my image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, in whole or in part, in any and all media worldwide at any time now or in the future for purposes of advertising and promoting Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and/ or the Cristo Rey Work Study Program (collectively, “Cristo Rey”) and approved Cristo Rey Partners and Sponsors without additional compensation. I release Cristo Rey from any liability or claims arising out of the use of my image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, and I hereby waive any right that I may have to review or approve the form and use of any such materials. _______________________________________________ __________________________________ Student Signature Date Date of Birth _______________________________________________ __________________________________ Printed Student Name Asesor(a) Parent/Guardian Acknowledgment: I am the legal parent or guardian of the above signed student. I have reviewed a copy of the Student Handbook. I understand the rules and will work with the school to support these policies. Additionally, I hereby give my permission and grant all rights necessary on behalf of myself and my daughter/son/dependent to Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, Cristo Rey Work Study Program, and their respective agents and anyone authorized by them (collectively, “Cristo Rey”) for the following: 1. to take my daughter/son/dependent on school or work related field trips on foot (if within walking distance of school) or in school or work program-provided transportation; 2. to use the image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product of my daughter/son/dependent, in whole or in part, in any and all media worldwide in perpetuity for purposes of advertising and promoting Cristo Rey, without additional compensation or prior review/approval; 3. to allow my daughter/son/dependent to be interviewed or participate in surveys or written/verbal tests generally related to either work or school; 4. to have my daughter/son/dependent drug tested in accordance with the school and/or work program policies. On behalf of myself and my daughter/son/dependent, I hereby release Cristo Rey from any liability or claims arising out of the use of my daughter/son/dependent’s image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, and I hereby waive any right that I or my daughter/son/dependent may have to review or approve the form and use of any such materials. _______________________________________________ _____________________________________ Mother or Guardian Signature Date _______________________________________________ _____________________________________ Father or Guardian Signature Date Please complete and sign the first copy of this form and return it to the Dean of Students by Friday, September 18, 2020. The second copy of this statement should stay in the handbook for your reference. A detention will be issued if a student fails to meet the return date. (Return this signed copy to Cristo Rey) Statement of Agreement Failure to read the material contained herein does not excuse the student from observing the information and/or regulations stated. The Principal retains the right to amend the Handbook if necessary. If this occurs, parents/guardians will receive written notice. Student Acknowledgment: I have read the Student handbook for the school year 2020-2021. I understand the rules and will cooperate with the school in this regard. Additionally, I hereby consent to the use of my image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, in whole or in part, in any and all media worldwide at any time now or in the future for purposes of advertising and promoting Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and/ or the Cristo Rey Work Study Program (collectively, “Cristo Rey”) and approved Cristo Rey Partners and Sponsors without additional compensation. I release Cristo Rey from any liability or claims arising out of the use of my image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, and I hereby waive any right that I may have to review or approve the form and use of any such materials. _______________________________________________ __________________________________ Student Signature Date Date of Birth _______________________________________________ __________________________________ Printed Student Name Asesor(a) Parent/Guardian Acknowledgment: I am the legal parent or guardian of the above signed student. I have reviewed a copy of the Student Handbook. I understand the rules and will work with the school to support these policies. Additionally, I hereby give my permission and grant all rights necessary on behalf of myself and my daughter/son/dependent to Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, Cristo Rey Work Study Program, and their respective agents and anyone authorized by them (collectively, “Cristo Rey”) for the following: 1. to take my daughter/son/dependent on school or work related field trips on foot (if within walking distance of school) or in school or work program-provided transportation; 2. to use the image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product of my daughter/son/dependent, in whole or in part, in any and all media worldwide in perpetuity for purposes of advertising and promoting Cristo Rey, without additional compensation or prior review/approval; 3. to allow my daughter/son/dependent to be interviewed or participate in surveys or written/verbal tests generally related to either work or school; 4. to have my daughter/son/dependent drug tested in accordance with the school and/or work program policies. On behalf of myself and my daughter/son/dependent, I hereby release Cristo Rey from any liability or claims arising out of the use of my daughter/son/dependent’s image, likeness, name, schoolwork, and/or work product, and I hereby waive any right that I or my daughter/son/dependent may have to review or approve the form and use of any such materials. _______________________________________________ _____________________________________ Mother or Guardian Signature Date _______________________________________________ _____________________________________ Father or Guardian Signature Date Please complete and sign the first copy of this form and return it to the Dean of Students by Friday, September 18, 2020. The second copy of this statement should stay in the handbook for your reference. A detention will be issued if a student fails to meet the return date. (Please keep this copy in the Student Handbook) Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response During the 2020-21 school year, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School will continuously adapt academic instruction and access to the school building following the Illinois five-phase plan and guidelines to reopen the state. During the five-phase plan, Cristo Rey will conduct academic instruction following the guidelines stated by the Illinois State Board of Education and Illinois Department of Public Health as follows: Phase 1 - eLearning Phase 2 - eLearning Phase 3 - eLearning Phase 4 - eLearning and/or hybrid learning Phase 5 - Resume normal classes on campus Safety Measures on Campus In accordance with the Illinois State Board of Education guidelines and Illinois Department of Public Health, Cristo Rey will adhere to the following protocols: • No individuals will be allowed to enter the school buildings if symptoms of COVID-19 are self-reported or observed. Individuals should stay home if they are presenting any one of the following symptoms: fever, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, chills, fatigue, muscle and body aches, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell, congestion or runny nose, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. All individuals reporting to campus will be asked to self-report on any symptoms they may have. • All individuals will be required to wear face masks at all times while on school grounds. • No more than 50 individuals will gather in any space at any given time. • Social distancing will be required whenever possible and strictly enforced. • Thorough school wide cleaning and disinfection protocols will be implemented. ELearning & Hybrid Learning ELearning During phase 1,2, 3 and 4 of the Illinois reopening plan, Cristo Rey will conduct instruction through eLearning from 9am- 2pm. ELearning allows students to continue their education at home and while keeping everyone in our community safe. Students are required to be available from 9am-2pm daily, report to classes at the designated time, and responsible for completing any work assigned. ELearning Student Expectations: All students are expected to maintain a positive and supportive online learning environment. During online learning, all students must: • Communicate online using a student
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