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DoDEA School Dress Code
Students MUST wear:
- Tops with sleeves (sleeveless tops/dresses are permitted for school sponsored formal events such as prom)
- Solid clothing (not transparent or translucent) that fully covers the top and bottom from armpit to mid-thigh
- Shoes (shoes must be safe for the school environment)
- Bedroom slippers shall not be worn, except for school activities approved by the principal
- Open toe shoes with a strap across the heel are allowed
Students CANNOT wear clothing with:
- Language or images promoting violence
- Language or images that depict, promote, or advocate the illegal use or sale of drugs, alcohol or tobacco products; violent conduct; curse words; pornography; that contain threats or expressions which are violent, discriminatory, lewd or obscene; or that advocate or promote any other illegal item or activity or the use of same
- Derogatory speech and/or imagery that targets groups based on race/color, ethnicity/national origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability, religion, or any other characteristic protected by law.
- Headgear that obscures the face (except as a religious observance or health purpose); clothing items with hoods attached can be worn but must not cover the head
* Teachers/courses can require certain attire as part of the curriculum (for example: physical education, culinary) that may include specific dress
* DoDEA issued athletic uniforms and athletic practice attire outside of the DoDEA school dress code is permitted when worn by participants during athletic practices and sports events
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Student Conduct and Discipline
The primary objective of school discipline is to maintain a safe and orderly environment that positively affects academic achievement. Discipline provides an opportunity for students to understand that inappropriate behavior results in appropriate consequences. These consequences are designed to keep the students academically involved. Exclusion from learning opportunities is a final disciplinary option. We believe it is imperative to provide students with feedback for their disruptive behavior and allow for planning to avoid future incidents of behavior.
Classroom Discipline
Each teacher has and enforces a classroom discipline plan. The steps of action are:
- Teacher counsels student
- Teacher and student conference
- Teacher contacts the parent
- Student may be referred to the counselor
- Teacher and counselor may meet to develop behavior interventions
- Administration, teacher and counselor meet with parent and student
(Conferences, detentions, suspensions, or referrals are possible at any time depending on the disruptive behavior.)
Prohibited Items
Some items prohibited at school include:
- Toys, electronics and other related toys, cards and games
- portable communications devices
- all audio devices including iPods and MP3 players
- skateboards, scooters, roller blades, roller skates or heelys
- chewing gum
- cigarette lighters and matches
- tobacco products; e.g., cigarettes, cigars, pipes, chewing tobacco, smokeless tobacco, snuff
- fireworks of any type
- weapons and/or ammo (real or pretend)
- laser light pointers
- any device that disrupts the classroom environment
Cell phones may be brought to school but must be turned off and stored in the backpack or locker during the school day. In cases of emergency, students may contact their parents by using the phone in the school office.
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School Administrators
Contacts
| Name | Position Details | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | Front Office Attendance Assistant | 910-939-9430 |
| Maria Paris | OA Clerk Student Services Clerk | 910-939-7340 |
