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Jefferson High School Student Handbook JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL 2015-2016 CALENDAR AND HANDBOOK SONS OF JEFFERSON HIGH Forward the Red, forward the Black, Emblem of honor never to lack; Thru stress and strain, peril and pain, Borne to the end with never a strain. Loyal and true always to you, All hail to Jefferson High, Victory’s fair light, ever in sight, Onward we sing thy praise. CHORUS Comrades, friends, and brothers true, We sing to thee, old Red and Black; Let your mem’ries linger too, With ev’ry son that’s far from you. There are bonds of friendship here, Of cherished union, endless love, Bred by Alma Mater dear, Hail to Sons of Jefferson High. Property of: ___________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________ Phone #: _____________________________________________________ In case of emergency, please notify: Name: _____________________ Phone #: ______________________ The information in this book was the best available at press time. Watch for additional information and changes. ©2015 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. 2880 U.S. Hwy. 231 S., Suite 200 • Lafayette, IN 47909 • (765) 471-8883 http://www.schooldatebooks.com • [email protected] 1 JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL 2015-2016 STUDENT HANDBOOK Receiving the Broncho Board obligates the student to abide by the school’s rules and policies as adopted by the Lafayette Board of School Trustees, May 2011. 2 HISTORY OF AND WELCOME TO LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL History OF JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL The provisions for higher education of the young people of the City of Lafayette were made as early as 1864. The demand for courses in Latin, Physics, Chemistry, Philosophy, Botany, Rhetoric, Astronomy, History, Drawing, and Music were met by organizing a high school in the Central School Building on the northeast corner of 6th and Brown Streets. The first graduating exercises were held on June 18, 1869. Three girls and two boys received diplomas. In 1869, the high school classes were held in the new Ford School Building. The cost of the building was $30,000. In twenty years the Lafayette High School Building was outgrown and a new high school was built on North 9th Street and was completed in 1914 at a cost of $350,000. In the new location the Lafayette High School adopted the name of Jefferson High School. By 1928, it was necessary to add an addition to Jefferson High school causing the closing of Cincinnati Street to complete the linking of the new addition. The completed unit was designed to accommodate 1,500 students. In the early 1960’s it was evident that the Board of Trustees of the Lafayette School Corporation would need to search for a new home for the Bronchos. In June 1969, the current Jefferson High School opened doors for classes. The multi-million dollar structure located at 1801 South 18th Street is one of the finest facilities in the nation. Jefferson High School is a highly functional building with facilities and curriculum to challenge the abilities, talents, and potential of the youth of Lafayette. Origination OF Nickname “Broncho” In the year 1921, several Jefferson High School students were challenged to compete against a local church team. Always ready for a good basketball scrimmage, several Jefferson High School boys volunteered, including four members of the varsity squad. Although the game was poorly attended, it was held behind closed doors and a small admission was collected. The event went unnoticed until one week before the sectional tilt, and then it happened. Some interested party or parties reported this event of good intent to the state officials, and four members of Jeff’s varsity squad were declared ineligible for tourney play. Immediately, Coach “Fritz” Groshans recruited replacements for his lineup, and the editor of the yearbook, a cheerleader, and a member of the “y” team helped fill out the squad. Although height, experience, and ability were sacrificed, the team played courageously and won the sectional crown, moving on to the regional to battle their rivals from Frankfort. In tribute to such perseverance, spirit, and ability, Jefferson High School students and faculty met in the auditorium for a rally. When Coach Groshans praised his squad, he remarked that his little team played like “Fighting Bronchos.” Thus, it was that year that the term “Bronchos” was born. 3 BRONCHO BOARD TABLE OF CONTENTS HISTORY AND WELCOME TO JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL History of Jefferson High School ........................................................................................................................................Page 3 Origination of Nickname “Broncho......................................................................................................................................Page 3 Mission of the Lafayette School Corporation ......................................................................................................................Page 8 Lafayette Jefferson High School Mission Statement ..........................................................................................................Page 8 • Accreditation ............................................................................................................................................................Page 8 • Belief Statements.....................................................................................................................................................Page 8 • Desired Learner Outcomes......................................................................................................................................Page 9 SECTION I – DAILY OPERATIONS Welcome to Lafayette Jefferson High School ...................................................................................................................Page 10 Administration of Lafayette School Corporation ...............................................................................................................Page 10 Lafayette Jefferson High School Administrative Staff .......................................................................................................Page 10 School Phone Numbers.................................................................................................................................................... Page 11 Lafayette School Corporation Resource Officer and Security Director ........................................................................... Page 11 Preface ............................................................................................................................................................................. Page 11 Lafayette School Corporation Compliance Plan for Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 .................................. Page 11 Accidents and Insurance ..................................................................................................................................................Page 12 Before and After School Hours .........................................................................................................................................Page 12 Entering and Leaving Jefferson High School during the School Day ...............................................................................Page 12 Messages and Deliveries for Students .............................................................................................................................Page 12 School Sponsored Trips-Classes of Organization ............................................................................................................Page 12 Policy Governing School Trips..........................................................................................................................................Page 13 Work Permits ....................................................................................................................................................................Page 13 LSC Policy J491 Student Vehicles ...................................................................................................................................Page 13 Bureau of Motor Vehicles Law ..........................................................................................................................................Page 14 LSC Policy K122 – Visitors to Schools .............................................................................................................................Page 14 LSC Policy J490 – Student Lockers .................................................................................................................................Page 16 SECTION II – ATTENDANCE Attendance Policy .............................................................................................................................................................Page 16 How to Report an Absence (Parents and/or Legal Guardians..........................................................................................Page 16 Excessive Absences (Non-Exempt or Truancy.................................................................................................................Page 18 Tardy and Consequences for Tardiness ...........................................................................................................................Page 19 SECTION III– CURRICULUM
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