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Student Handbook

Important to Know

ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Students are to put their electronic devices into the pocket organizer when they enter the classroom, and teachers will use the organizer to take attendance. Electronic devices are to be kept in the pocket organizer during class time except for teacher initiated academic purposes. If students violate this expectation, the device will be taken by the teacher and turned into administration where the phone will be secured in the vice principals’ office. On the first offense, the student may pick up the phone after school. On the second and subsequent offenses, a parent/guardian must then retrieve the device from the vice principals’ office between the hours of 7:30am – 3:30pm, and the student may receive administrative consequences. If a student refuses to give his/her electronic device to a staff member when asked to do so, the student will be referred to the vice principals’ office. Note: All personal items are the sole responsibility of the owner. We encourage students to leave valuable items at home. If there is an emergency, parents/guardians can reach students through one of our offices, by calling 916-971-7430.

DRESS CODE
1.     Students MUST wear the following:
  • A non-see-through shirt with straps that cover the front, back, and sides including the rib cage
  • A non-see-through bottom like a skirt, jeans, pants, leggings, dress, or shorts that cover the buttocks while sitting and standing
  • Shoes (elementary students must wear shoes with a heel strap)
2.     Students MAY wear, as long as these items do not violate Section 1 above:
  • Hats, sweatshirt hoods, durags, beanies, wave caps, and religious headwear may be worn, but the face must remain visible to staff
  • Fitted pants, including leggings and yoga pants
  • Ripped jeans (as long as underwear and buttocks are not showing)
  • Tank tops, including spaghetti straps, halter tops, and midriff-baring shirts
  • Athletic attire
  • Sweatpants/Pajama bottoms
  • Visible waistbands or visible straps on undergarments
  • Sun-protective clothing like hats for outdoor use during school
  • Clothing with brand logos, sports team logos, or images is allowed as long as it doesn’t violate section 3 below
3.     Students CANNOT wear clothing, jewelry, or personal items that:
  • Depict items with violent images or language
  • Display items with images or language about drugs, alcohol, tobacco, vaping, or illegal activities
  • Display profanity, pornography, or promote illegal or violent conduct
  • Promote hate groups or target specific groups based on race, religion, ethnicity, gender, or sexual identity
  • Display or promote hate speech: Hate speech is any form of expression where people try to insult, humiliate, or encourage hatred against a group of people based on their race, religion, skin color, sexual identity, gender identity, ethnicity, disability, or national origin
  • Are swimsuits, except when worn for PE or sports
  • Could be considered dangerous or could be used as a weapon
  • Cover the face (unless for religious, cultural, or medical reasons)
  • Show gang affiliation