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Student Support
Student can make a request through a ticket online to book an appointment with the counselor. The student may choose whether the situation is urgent, needs to happen that day, or no specific time. From this, the student may speak with the mental health officer or the guidance counselor for their form. If the Dean of Students or any other higher authority is needed, a meeting will have to be scheduled.
Discipline
Students often are disciplined in ways such as warning so they are aware of mistakes they may be making. This also allows for the student to not make the same mistake twice. Here is the order of discipline for both minor and major events:
Minor
Warning 1
Warning 2
Referral Form
Parent Conference
Administrative Referral
Suspension
Major
Referral Form
Parent Conference
Administrative Referral
Suspension/Expulsion
Administrative Referral
A student may reach the point where administration is required to be involved in a situation. Cases such as this order a meeting with the Headmaster or Asst. Headmaster, Director of Public Affairs, and the Upper or Underclassman Guidance Counselor. They collectively decide on the consequence for the student.
Dress Code
Students have the option of numerous blazers to choose from.
Skirt must be no higher than 4 inches above the knee.
Any accessories are allowed, excluding hats or hoodies. Just no crude or hazardous accessories.
Ear, nose, and eyebrow piercings are all allowed. During science labs, PE, or any other physical activity, a teacher has permission to tell the student to take the piercings out, unless newly pierced. Any other facial piercings are against policy.
All jewelry must be clean and appropriate to the school’s dress standards. Excessive or distracting piercings may be restricted at the discretion of faculty.
Religious or cultural piercings will be accommodated in accordance with school policy.
Non-compliance with piercing safety rules will result in a uniform violation warning.
Device Policy
Cell phones are allowed before and after school hours, during passing periods, and during all students' lunch time, but are restricted between instructional periods unless the student's teacher permits use. Other devices, such as laptops, tablets, or e-readers are permitted during instructional time, given they are being used for educational purposes.
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