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Student\Parent Handbook Student & Parent Handbook 2019-2020 STUDENT AND PARENT HANDBOOK 1 2 School District of the City of Saginaw SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SAGINAW BOARD OF EDUCATION Ruth Ann Knapp President Dr. Ramont M. Roberts 2019 School Board Meetings August 14 .............................................. Briefing Session August 21 ........................................... Action Meeting September 11 ................................... Briefing Session September 18 ...................................... Action Meeting October 9 ............................................... Briefing Session October 16 ......................................Action Meeting November 13 .......................................... Briefing Session Joyce J. Seals Vera G. Harrison Charles H. Coleman November 20...................................Action Meeting Vice President Secretary Treasurer December 4 ............................................ Briefing Session December 11...................................Action Meeting All meetings begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Board Room of the Administration Center, 550 Millard St., Saginaw. Check our website at www.spsd.net for updates as dates are subject to change. 2019-20 Important Dates September 3 - First Day of School Mattie L. Thompson Kim B. Hamilton Jason E. Thompson Trustee Trustee Trustee November 5 - Work Day/Voluntary PD - No School November 15 - Half day - staff and students MISSION STATEMENT November 27 - 29 - Thanksgiving Break - No School The School District of the City of Saginaw, in partnership with parents, students, businesses and the community, are committed December 23 - January 3 - Winter Break - No School to and responsible for ensuring: the highest level of academic achievement and career planning January 20 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day - No School for all students, the highest performing organizational structure at all levels, January 24 - End of First Semester - No School and a safe and effective learning environment for all students. March 30- April 3 - Spring Break - No School -------------------------------------------------------------- April 9 - Half day - staff and students When and Where the Code of Student Conduct Applies: The Code of Student Conduct applies before, during and after April 10- No School school: When students are in school buildings or are on school May 25 - Memorial Day Holiday - No School premises; When students are at any school-sponsored activity, regardless June 3 - SASA Graduation -7:00 p.m. of location; At any location, when the student’s conduct or presence may June 4 - AHHS Graduation 6:00 p.m. disrupt an orderly school environment and the education process; June 4 - SHS Graduation 8:00 p.m. When students are using telecommunications networks, accounts, or other district services; June 11 - Last Day of School for Students When students are traveling to or from school or a school- sponsored activity; or When students are in school buses or other vehicles used to STUDENT AND PARENT HANDBOOK transport them to and from school. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Superintendent and Board of Education Members......................... 3 2. False Allegations ................................................................. 17 School Board Meetings and Important Dates .................................. 3 3. Insubordination/Disrespect ............................................... 17 Mission Statement ............................................................................ 3 4. Falsification of Records ...................................................... 17 When And Where the Code of Student Conduct Applies ................. 3 5. Scholastic Dishonesty ........................................................ 17 Non-Discriminatory Policy.................................................................5 6. Copyrighted Material ........................................................... 17 7. Improper Communications ................................................. 17 Section I: DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION ................. 6 8. Indecency ............................................................................. 17 Referrals of Expelled Students ..................................................... 6 9. Disruption of School ........................................................... 17 Police Notification.......................................................................... 6 10. Discriminatory Harassment ...............................................18 Arrest ............................................................................................... 6 11. Violation of Building Rules and Regulations.....................18 Corporal Punishment ..................................................................... 6 12. Appearance ..........................................................................18 Special Education or Section 504 Student ................................. 6 13. Gang Insignia/Activity .........................................................18 Security Searches .......................................................................... 6 14. Smoking/Tobacco/E Cigarettes .........................................18 Automobile Inspections ................................................................. 6 15. Trespass ...............................................................................18 Locker Searches ............................................................................. 6 16. Suspended Student on School Property or Desk and Storage Area Searches .................................................. 6 Attending School Activities .................................................18 Video or Other Cameras ................................................................. 6 17. Electronic Communication Devices ..................................18 Canine and Other Searches ........................................................... 6 18. Failure To Wear Student Photo Identification Card ..........18 Possible Discipline......................................................................... 6 19. Laser Pointers......................................................................18 Zero Tolerance Laws....................................................................... 6 20. Bullying/Hazing/Harassment/ Intimidation/Stalking .....18 Conduct Off School Premises ....................................................... 6 21. False Alarms ........................................................................18 Student Appearance....................................................................... 6 22. Damage of Property or Theft/ Possession ........................18 School Uniform Code...................................................................... 6 23. Coercion, Extortion or Blackmail........................................18 Bus Conduct ................................................................................... 6 24. Arson .....................................................................................19 Walkers ........................................................................................... 7 25. Fireworks, Explosives, Hazardous Chemicals /Agents.....19 Student Sexual Harassment ......................................................... 7 26. Criminal Acts........................................................................19 Homebound Instruction ................................................................ 7 27. Alcohol/Chemical Inhalants ................................................19 Medication ...................................................................................... 7 28. Look-a-like Weapons ...........................................................19 Student Transportation .................................................................. 7 29. Personal Protection Devices ..............................................19 Student Self-Transportation .......................................................... 7 30. Drugs, Narcotic Drugs and Counterfeit Substances.......19 Personal Vehicle Registration ....................................................... 7 31. Fighting, Assault and/or Battery ........................................19 Parent Procedures for Safe and Effective Schools .....................7 32. Weapons and Dangerous Instruments .............................19 Notice of Disclosure of Student Directory Information .............. 7 MICHIGAN PUBLIC ACTS ..............................................................19 1. Michigan Public Act 102, 103, 104 ..................................19 Section 2: POLICIES AND PROCEDURES....................................... 7 DUE PROCESS PROCEDURES .....................................................19 Immunization Guidelines .............................................................. 8 Introduction to the Rules of Due Process ..........................19 Notification of Student Rights Under FERPA ............................... 8 Suspension of Ten School Days or Less .............................20 Homework Policy ............................................................................ 9 Suspension Pending an Investigation ................................20 Computer Network Policies ........................................................... 9 Suspension for Eleven or More School Days Section 504 Policy .......................................................................10 and Expulsion ....................................................................20 Non-Discriminatory Policy ...........................................................11
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