SUSD July 2013 Safford High School

[Pages:10]SUSD

July 2013

Safford High School

1400 W. 11th Street, Safford, AZ 85546--928-348-7050, Fax: 928-348-7057

Safford High School 2013-2014

REGISTRATION FOR ALL SAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Students and Parents:

It is time to register for the new 2013-2014 school year. Registration is scheduled for July 29-August 2 in the SHS cafeteria area. All returning students must register on one of the dates below even if they have already pre-registered in the spring. Registration dates and times are listed below.

Information in this newsletter includes rules, policies, and procedures, eligibility policy, staff extensions, cafeteria infor-

mation and scheduled dates for progress reports and Parent-Teacher conferences and a list of student fees is also provided as well as contact information for athletics. There will be no early registration. If students cannot register on one of these dates, they can register is the SHS office after August 1st. New students may register according to grade on designated registration dates.

We look forward to another successful school year for everyone. Enjoy the remaining days of your summer and don't forget to register.

There will be very few class changes made at the beginning of the school year. Most classes are already at capacity and there is no room for movement. Elective changes will not be allowed unless it helps to balance a class. Students wishing to change their schedule will need to submit a schedule request form during registration. Students will be called if or when a change can occur.

Juniors and Seniors: Check online at or to sign up for one of these college entrance tests this school year.

SCHOOL BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7TH

Freshman Experience: This will be held on Tuesday, August 6th from 10:00 - 12:00 p.m. in the Center for

FROM 7:30-3:14 P.M.

the Arts. All freshmen should receive an invitation in the mail . Any senior

needing community service hours is

welcome to volunteer to help.

REGISTRATION DATES:

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION:

New students to the district may register accord-

SENIORS: MONDAY, JULY 29TH FROM 8:00- ing to the schedule. PLEASE NOTE: Immuniza-

1:00 p.m.

tion records, a birth certificate, and proof of Arizo-

na residency is required when enrolling new

Rentals are open online at this time. Go to

JUNIORS: TUESDAY, JULY 30TH FROM 8:00- students (see below).

the school website at

1:00 p.m.

and then to the Parking/Locker Rentals

New students are students that are not already link. Follow directions to purchase a park-

SOPHOMORES: WEDNESDAY, JULY 31ST pre-registered. This does not include former

ing spot and locker. A student ID number

FROM 8:00-1:00 p.m.

SMS, TLC, or Solomon students unless they did and a debit/credit card is required.

not pre-register in the spring.

FRESHMEN: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1ST FROM 8:00-1:00 p.m.

EVENING REGISTRATION: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1ST FROM 4:00-6:00 p.m.

MAKE-UP REGISTRATION: FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND FROM 9:00-1:00 p.m. in the SHS OFFICE.

CLASS SCHEDULES WILL BE PICKED UP DURING REGISTRATION.

STUDENTS FROM THE SAME FAMILY IN DIFFERENT GRADES MAY REGISTER ON

Student Parking: Parking fees for the

ARIZONA RESIDENCY:

2013-14 school year are $25.00. If a stu-

Arizona State law requires that proof of Arizona dent is parking on campus (or at Ruth

residency be provided for all students. Be pre- Powell) without a valid SHS parking pass

pared to show proof of Arizona residency during they will be fined an additional $10.00.

registration. If information has not changed from Also, if a student purchases a parking spot

the previous year, a new form will not be re-

online with their permit only, they will also

quired. If there has been an address change, a be assessed a $10.00 fine. Student must

new Arizona Residency form is required along have a valid drivers license when purchas-

with one of the items listed on the form. Forms ing a SHS parking spot. Parking tags will

can be downloaded from the SUSD website at be issued the first week of school. A driv-

and will also be available at er's license must be presented to the

registration.

bookstore secretary when picking up tag.

THE SAME DAY.

Locker: The cost for a locker rental is $7.

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Registration Procedures

PLEASE NOTE: SAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL ACCEPTS CASH, MONEY ORDERS, OR DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS AS PAYMENT FOR FEES. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

Students will receive schedules at registration. Any changes in schedules will be done by counselors (see Counselor's Corner section on page 1).

Items Needed:

Proof of Arizona Residency. State law requires that proof of Arizona residency be provided for all students. Be prepared to show proof of Arizona residency during registration. If information has not changed from the previous year, a new form will not be required but proof still needs to be presented (driver's license, utility bill, etc). If there has been an address change, a new Arizona Residency form is required along with one of the items listed on the form. Forms can be downloaded from the SUSD website at and will also be available at registration.

Open Enrollment

Students planning on attending Safford High School who do not live in the Safford or Solomon school district must fill out an Open Enrollment application before registration. Applications can be picked up from the superintendent's office at 734 11th Street in Safford.

Seniors--Help Wanted

If you are a senior and would like to earn up to 25 of your servicelearning hours by helping out during registration, contact the SHS office at 348-7050, Ext 5701. Duties include passing out schedules, directing parents and students as they go through the registration process and assisting staff as needed.

Seniors may also volunteer to help on Tuesday, August 6th with the Freshman Experience from 10:0012:00 and also the New Student Experience from 1-2:30.

Locker Notice

Enrollment forms with last year's student information will be printed out at registration and a parent can make any necessary changes at that time.

Designation of Directory Information. Please read this enclosed form carefully. It is not Safford High School's policy to give out student personal information.

Payment of fees and/or fines. Please use the enclosed fee list form. Safford High School accepts cash, money orders, and debit or credit cards for payment. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

Locker rentals are $7. At the conclusion of each school year during a time of locker clearance students are expected to clean out their lockers and return their locks to the assigned teacher. Any student failing to check out at locker clearance time will be assessed a $5 locker cleaning fee.

Welcome Class of 2017

You are invited to the annual SHS event "The Freshman Experience" in the Center for the Arts on Tuesday, August 6th from 10:00-12:00. Information has been sent home to all 9th grade students. If you did not receive the information, you may pick up a flyer in the SHS office.

Lunch Ticket Information

Applications for free/reduced lunches will be available at registration and also in the high school office. Student ID cards are also used as lunch tickets. If a card is lost, a $5 fee will be charged for each additional card.

Attendance

If a student is absent, it is very important the SHS office receives a phone call on the day of the student's absence or by 7:00 a.m. the day following day. Parents can leave messages on the attendance line 24 hours a day at 348-7050, then press 1. Failure to call and excuse an absence may result in an Unexcused absence.

Off-Campus Passes

IMPORTANT--If a student needs to leave campus due to illness, appointment, or personal reasons, checking out through the office is mandatory. An Off Campus pass will be issued after the office receives a phone call or note from a parent. If a student does not follow these procedures, the absence will not be excused even if a parent calls at a later time to excuse the absence. The people you choose as your emergency contacts may also check a student out of school if a parent is not available.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Safford High School will hold two Parent-Teacher Conferences. School will not be dismissed early. Conference dates are:

Wednesday, September 25 Wednesday, February 19

Time: 3:30--6:00 p.m. Location: Cafeteria area and the

large & small gyms

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Athletics

Sports Physicals

Eligibility

Students participating in sports will need to see In order to participate in any interscholastic ac-

their family doctor to get a physical.

tivity that is organized, planned, or sponsored by

IMPORTANT: Students must be cleared by the District and that is (1) of a competitive nature

the athletic trainer before practicing. Ninth and involves more than one school where a

grade and new students must also do a con- championship, winner, or rating is determined

cussion training. Athletic Clearance forms can and (2) of a continuous and ongoing nature, for

be picked up in the SHS office. The packet which no credit is earned in meeting graduation

includes a physical form that is to be filled out or promotion requirements, students in grades 6by your doctor. If you have any questions or 12 shall meet the following eligibility criteria:

concerns, contact Ron Williams, athletic director, at 348-7050, Ext. 5740.

2013--2014 Fall Sports - Head Coaches

Students shall be checked for eligibility at three week intervals during the school year. Passing grades shall be determined on a cumulative

Herman Andrews--Cross Country Mike Alba--Football Janene Ward--Volleyball

basis from the beginning of instruction to the recording of a final grade for the course on a semester basis. Except for the first three weeks,

Football, Volleyball & Cross Country

any student failing (below 60%) one or more classes at the end of a three-week interval shall

Football: There will be a voluntary team camp be ineligible until the next eligibility check. Stu-

on the following dates:

dent may be removed from the ineligibility list

July 31-August 1, 4:00-10:00 p.m. August 2, 1:00-4:00 p.m. Football Practice: August 5th at 6:00 a.m.

and checked eligible on the Monday after the grade has been brought up to a passing level (variance in the number of days due to school calendar will be minor. Each semester shall

Volleyball Practice: Monday, August 5th from have six three-week grading periods.)

4:00-7:00 p.m.

Cross-country Practice: Monday, August 5th. Random Drug Testing Anyone

REMINDER TO STUDENT ATHLETES: The following items must be completed, properly signed and on file with the athletic director in order to participate in fall sports: 1. Turn in a "Permission to Participate" form,

which includes: parental consent, insurance verification, consent for emergency medical care, and an acknowledgment of

participating in competitive extra-curricular activities such as athletics, band, choir, FFA, FBLA, and Chefs' Brigade will be subject to random drug testing. The participants and parents must sign a consent form in order to participate in competitive extra curricular activities for the 2013-2014 school year. Forms will be available during registration.

Safford High School's by-laws. 2. Have a birth certificate on file. 3. Have a doctor's physical examination on

the form provided by the school. No student will be permitted to practice until all the above items have been completed and the

Grading

Where letter grades are used to indicate performance in grades 1 through 12 the percentages upon which the letter grades are based shall be as follows:

student is cleared by the athletic director. The athletic participation fee is $60 for each sport and is to be paid after making the team roster. PLEASE NOTE: Athletic fees are non -refundable if student quits the team.

A= 90% to 100% B= 80% to 89% C= 70% to 79% D= 60% to 69% F= Below 60%

Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Failing

Tax Credit Available

If your student participates in a sport at Safford High School, athletic fees may be applied as a tax credit to your 2013 State taxes. Please inform cashier when paying athletic fees if you choose to apply athletic fees towards a tax credit. In order to qualify for the tax credit, taxpayer name and address must be provided. Please Note: If you choose a tax credit, there will be no refunds issued if the student decides not to participate in a sport.

Progress Report/ Report Card Dates

#1--September 3 #2--September 25 #3--October 14 #4--November 4 #5--November 25

#1--January 27 #2--February 19 #3--March 10 #4--April 7 #5--April 28

Report Cards--January 12 and June 6

SAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL 2013-2014 STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Student Body Officers:

President:

Vicente Reyna

Vice-President:

Kaylee Hornelaz

Secretary:

Marisol Valdez

Social Activities Chair: Ricquee Green

Treasurer:

Sydnee Owens

All class officer elections will take place at the start of the school year.

YEARBOOKS

Yearbooks are the least expensive if purchased during the month of August. Yearbook prices begin at $75. From September through December the price of a yearbook will be $80 and will increase to $85 in January. A spring supplement will be included.

RESERVE SENIOR AD SPACE Families of the Class of 2014 you are encouraged to reserve your space for a 2013 recognition ad in the yearbook for your senior. Prices and a deadline will be announced.

Early Release Dates

1st Semester August 28 September 25 November 13 December 4 December 20

2nd Semester January 22 April 8 April 30 May 21-22

School will dismiss at 12:20 p.m. on these dates.

Please note: EAC students are required to attend college classes when Safford High School dismisses early.

EARLY RELEASE SCHEDULE

1

7:30 AM

8:25 AM

2

8:30 AM

9:00 AM

3

9:05 AM

9:35 AM

4

9:40 AM

10:10 AM

5

10:15 AM

10:45 AM

6

10:50 AM

11:45 AM

7

11:50 AM

12:20 PM

Student Dress Code

Safford High School

Safford High School has a dress code which will be strictly enforced. It is important for the home and school to encourage desirable characteristics of student dress. Decency in attire is essential because our manner of dress tends to influence our attitudes and behavior.

The following student dress code is intended to serve the best interest and welfare of the student body, faculty, and community. Students will have parents called to bring appropriate clothing or taken home to change. If student can not get a change of clothing they will report to the Sweep Room for the day. Reminder: if they are in the Sweep Room, he/she will lose credit in the classes missed.

1. Shorts may not be shorter than 4 inches above the top of the knee cap. Spandex shorts are not allowed. No cut-offs or shorts with unhemmed/frayed edges are allowed.

2. Shirts, blouses, and tops should be modest and not expose a students' cleavage or breasts. Tops may not be cut below the breast line. The bust continues around your sides directly under the armpit with arms

down at your side. If flesh touches flesh below the breast line, the top is inappropriate. 3. All jersey's, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, or tops must have a 3inch shoulder seam and cover the ENTIRE midriff. Halters, backless, string ties, crop tops, low cut tops, and tank tops are not permissible. No large arm holes and/or gaping parts that expose the back and/or sides will be allowed unless an appropriate shirt that meets the dress code is worn underneath. Shirts with cut-off sleeves are appropriate for P.E. only. 4. Sheer/see-through blouses/ tops, fishnet, see through jerseys are not allowed, unless T-shirts with sleeves or tops with a 3-inch shoulder seam is worn underneath. 5. All undergarments and/or undershirts must be covered. 6. Skirts and/or dresses may not be shorter than 4 inches above the top of the knee cap. This includes slits in dresses and skirts. 7. Headgear or head coverings will not be allowed in school buildings. (Caps, hats, helmets, headbands, bandanas, hairnets, scarves, etc.) Except for Fridays only (caps/hats) can be worn but not in the class-

room. Except for Friday's ? only caps/hats can be worn in the hallways (not in classrooms). 8. No bandanas, head scarves of any color, size, or shape may be carried or displayed on campus. This includes simulations of anything representing "colors." 9. Sweat pants without holes may be worn to classes throughout the year. 10. No "saggy" or oversized pants are allowed. Belts must be tucked in belt loops. Chains may not exceed 16" in length and must be attached to a wallet and a belt loop. 11. Clothing worn in the classrooms should be free of holes or tears above the fingertips. 12. Appropriate footwear must be worn in the buildings. (No bare feet, socks without shoes, slippers, or wheeled shoes.) 13. Clothing or jewelry with questionable monograms or patches; i.e. beer, cigarettes, obscenities, sex, drugs, or gangs are not acceptable. This includes but is not limited to 8Ball signs, Smile Now Cry Later, Brown Power, Big Johnson, Pimp, "69", etc. . 14. Sunglasses are not to be worn in the classrooms or hallways without written administrative approval

Important Reminders

ELECTRONIC/ SOUND EQUIPMENT

When the tardy bell rings unexcused stu-

Cell phones, I-Pods, MP3 players, etc. MAY be used during lunch and in hallways. It will be at the teachers' discretion if they allow students to listen to music in their classroom. SHS is not responsible for lost or stolen

dents will be directed to the sweep room until the class period ends. Students will lose credit for any class assignment for that period unless the tardy is excused.

electronic equipment. Discipline for inclass violations will follow handbook consequence policy: 1st violation--warning; 2nd violation--2 detentions; 3rd violation--3 detentions; 4th violation--Friday school; 5th violation--suspension

DETENTION Detention may be served either at lunch or after school, Monday-Thursday in room 120. Lunch detention will be from 12:45-1:15 p.m. After school detention will be from 3:20-3:50 p.m. Students who do not complete their

TARDIES & TARDY SWEEPS Tardy sweeps are implemented to minimize tardies. When students are tardy to class they are not allowed to go to regular classes unless

detention will be assigned to Friday School a maximum of three times during the school year. After that, students will be suspended and may be removed from school.

they are excused in one of the following ways:

FRIDAY SCHOOL

1) Students bring a note from a parent/

Friday School is held after school on Friday's

guardian excusing the tardy;

from 3:20-5:15 in room 217 for students who

2) Parent/guardian may walk to the office with violate school rules. Students are expected

students to excuse them;

to bring appropriate school work to Friday

3) A parent/guardian calls the office before the School. Students who do not attend as-

student arrives to school. IMPORTANT: signed Friday School may be in-school susCaller must speak to a secretary when call pended (AP). If behavior continues, stu-

ing. Do not leave a message for a tardy; dents may be out of school suspended until messages may not be heard immediately. the next Friday School.

FINALS (15% of student grade) Finals may not be taken early. Students who are absent from a final will receive a zero for the exam. Finals missed for medical reasons will be taken upon the student's return to school. A medical note from a doctor or the school nurse may be required prior to making up the final. Arrangements to make up final are to be made with the teacher.

STUDENT IDs Students are expected to carry ID cards while on campus and are also required when attending school dances.

LEAVING CAMPUS Students are not to leave campus without an off campus pass. If a student leaves campus without a pass, the absence will be unexcused and parents cannot excuse it at a later time. This does not include leaving during lunch since Safford High is an open campus.

DITCH DAYS Safford High School does not support or give students permission to ditch class or school. There is no official Senior Ditch Day or any other ditch day.

Safford High School Staff Extensions Call 348-7050 and then choose extension

Safford High School

Principal: Secretary:

Assistant Principal: Secretary:

Athletic Director: Athletic Secretary

Athletic Trainer: Attendance Clerk: Guidance Counselors:

Secretary: CTE Secretary: Nurse: Media Center: Bookstore: Cafeteria: Custodians:

Transition Specialist: Job Coach:

Richard DeRidder????????????? 5701 Dora Montez ??????????????????? 5701 Mary Wack ????????????????????? 5706 JoAnn Andrews???????????????? 5706 Ron Williams ??????????????????? 5740 Renee Davis ??????????????????? 5702 Sammy Diaz ??????????????????? 5742 Becky Rivera??????????????????? 5700 Vangie DeBruler (L-Z) ??????? 5712 Jeana Robbins (A-K)??????????5711 Pam Gonzales????????????????? 5710 Marie Rios ?????????????????????? 5302 Peggy Schwallier ????????????? 5709 Kathy Reyes ??????????????????? 5720 Renee Davis ??????????????????? 5702 Tracy Good ????????????????????? 5725 Danny Abalos ?????????? (msg) 5700 Chono Aranda ????????? (msg) 5700 Frances Villalba ????????????????5115 Belinda Morgan ????????????????5115

Safford Bulldogs

DAILY BELL SCHEDULE

1

7:30 AM 8:27 AM

2

8:32 AM 9:29 AM

3

9:34 AM 10:31 AM

4 10:36 AM 11:33 AM

5 11:38 AM 12:35 PM

Lunch 12:35 PM 1:15 PM

6

1:15 PM 2:12 PM

7

2:17 PM 3:14 PM

Teachers: Robert Abalos Mike Alba Melanie Allen Herman Andrews Phelan Bauman Joy Baysinger Jenifer Blancarte Chas Broderick Kara Calloway Chip Cheney Clay Cocke Thomas Cornelius Karen Cornelius Donna Dawson McKay DeSpain Mike Dorrell Lance Fite Scott Green Monica Hagerman Evelyn Hallford Tad Jacobson Jody Judd Sandra Jurado Jordan Keith Peggy Moon Chris Murphy

PE ???????????????????????????? 5748 Special Ed. ????????????????? 5212 PE ???????????????????????????? 5744 PE/Weights ????????????????? 5747 Band ????????????????????????? 5311 Math?????????????????????????? 5116 SPED English?????????????? 5103 SPED Math ????????????????? 5113 Business Ed ???????????????? 5300 Orchestra ??????????????????? 5303 History ??????????????????????? 5208 English??????????????????????? 5207 PE ???????????????????????????? 5745 Math?????????????????????????? 5114 Science ?????????????????????? 5204 History ??????????????????????? 5206 AG ???????????????????????????? 5306 Band ????????????????????????? 5305 SPED English?????????????? 5105 Science ?????????????????????? 5203 History ??????????????????????? 5108 Dance???????????????????????? 5745 Spanish?????????????????????? 5217 Choir ????????????????????????? 5305 Science ?????????????????????? 5202 English??????????????????????? 5110

Alexander Mutsaers Keith Osmond Christie Rivera Janice Smith Jasmine Smith Crystal Stomack Christopher Swank Brian Taylor Edward Taylor Steven Tilton Janene Ward Patty Whitmire Lisa Wood

Science ??????????????????????5201 English ???????????????????????5109 Child Care ???????????????????5307 Math ??????????????????????????5216 Math ?????????????????????????? 5117 Art ?????????????????????????????5214 Math ?????????????????????????? 5119 English ???????????????????????5205 Autos ?????????????????????????5308 History???????????????????????? 5118 Spanish ??????????????????????5215 Culinary ??????????????????????5309 English ???????????????????????5104

Teacher Aides: Roxanne Aguilar Diane Alva Hope Castillo Cecilia Garcia Alice Jaramillo Joann Maldonado Shelby Miller Maria Terrazas

Amy Zimmerman

Teacher Aide Teacher Aide Culinary Aide Culinary Aide Teacher Aide Teacher Aide Teacher Aide Teacher Aide

ITV

5103 5110 5309 5309 5212 5212 5113 5212

5101

Bulldog Boulevard Pre-School ? 348-7064 Chefs' Brigade

Culinary Class ? 348-3559

Child Care Director: Christie Rivera

Secretary:

Mary Garcia

Associate:

Josie Casillas

Associate:

Mary Helen Hallford

Culinary Teacher: Patty Whitmire Culinary Aides: Cecilia Garcia

Hope Castillo

Cake Orders Available

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USE OF TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES IN INSTRUCTION

ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SERVICES USER AGREEMENT

This user agreement shall be distributed to each potential user of the electronic information services (EIS). When an EIS agreement signature is returned to the school, either on this form or on the school registration form, the user may be permitted use of EIS resources.

Terms and Conditions

Acceptable use. Each user must: ? Use the EIS to support personal educational objectives consistent with the educational goals and objectives of the School District, during instructional time. During non-instructional time, EIS may be used as a community resource by any person who has signed the EIS user agreement and has permission to use the network. Use of ALL school equipment anywhere must comply with these guidelines at all times. ? Agree not to submit, publish, display, store or retrieve any defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, violent, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, racially offensive, or illegal material. ? Agree to keep passwords secure and never allow account to be used by others. ? Agree to use allotted EIS storage ONLY to store acceptable materials as outlined in this agreement and ONLY in areas designated for such storage. ? Abide by all copyright and trademark laws and regulations. ? Agree not to install or store on the network, software not licensed, owned, or approved by the District. ? Not attempt to harm, modify, add/or destroy software or hardware, nor interfere with system security. ? Not use the network in any way that would intentionally disrupt the use of the network by others, including streaming music or video for non-educational purposes. ? Not use EIS for campaigning or commercial purposes. ? Understand that electronic mail or direct electronic communication is not private and may be read and monitored by school employed persons. ? Follow the District's code of conduct. ? Understand that inappropriate use may result in suspension of permission to use the electronic information services (EIS) and appropriate disciplinary action up to and including expulsion for students.

In addition, acceptable use for District employees is extended to include requirements to: ? Monitor account activities when supervising others using District accounts. ? Take responsibility for assigned accounts, including password protection. ? Take all responsible precautions, including password maintenance and file protection measures, to prevent the use of accounts and files by unauthorized persons.

Personal Responsibility. I will report any misuse of the EIS to the administration or system administrator, as appropriate. I understand that many services and products are available for a fee and acknowledge my personal responsibility for any expenses incurred without District authorization.

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Services. The School District specifically denies any responsibility for the accuracy of information. While the District will make an effort to ensure access to proper materials, the user has the ultimate responsibility for how EIS are used and bears the risk of reliance on the information obtained. I understand and will abide by the provisions and conditions indicated. I understand that any violations of the above terms and conditions may result in disciplinary action and the revocation of my use of information services.

Name __________D__O__N__O_T__S__I_G_N__T__H_I_S__F_O__R__M_.__S__T_U__D_E__N_T__S__W__IL__L__R_E__A_D__A__N_D___S_I_G_N___T_H_I_S______ Signature_________U__S_E__R__A_G__R__E_E__M_E__N__T_I_N__C__L_A__S_S__. __________________ Date____________________

(Student or employee) School ______________________________________________________ Grade (if a student)______________ Note that this agreement applies to both students and employees. Parent or Guardian Cosigner ? PARENT SIGNATURE ON THE ENROLLMENT FORM Indicates: As the parent or guardian of this student, my signature on the ENROLLMENT FORM indicates I have read this agreement and understand it. I understand that it is impossible for the School District to restrict access to all controversial materials, and I will not hold the District responsible for materials acquired by use of the information services. I also agree to report any misuse of the information services to a School District administrator. Misuse may come in many forms but can be viewed as any messages or materials sent or received that indicate or suggest pornography, unethical or illegal solicitation, racism, sexism, inappropriate language, bullying or other issues described in the agreement. I accept full responsibility for supervision if, and when, my child's use of the information services is not in a school setting. I hereby give my permission to have my child use electronic information services.

PARENTS, DO NOT SIGN THIS FORM. PLEASE READ THIS USER AGREEMENT AND MARK YES OR NO ON THE STUDENT ENROLLMENT FORM AT REGISTRATION.

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