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STUDENT HANDBOOK
2009/2010
Mission Statement
To enable and encourage students to acquire the
skills, knowledge and self confidence to become
productive, well-adjusted, and contributing members
of an increasingly complex society.
School Song
We=re on our way today
We love our blue and white;
And come what may,
We=ll always fight, fight, fight.
Property of:_____________________________
Address: _____________________________
Phone#: _____________________________
In case of emergency, please notify:
Name__________________________
Phone #____________________
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
2009/2010
Monday & Wednesday - A Days
Tuesday & Thursday - B Days
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BELL SCHEDULE
1A/1B - 8:00 -
9:40
Nutrition - 9:40
2A/2B - 9:50 - 11:30
Announcements/Channel One 11:30 - 11:40
Advisory - 11:40 -
12:05
Lunch - 12:05 -
12:35
3A/3B - 12:40 -
2:20
4/A/4B - 2:25 -
4:05
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE
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Lunch - 11:30 - 12:00
3A/3B - 12:05 - 1:45
4A/4B - 1:50 - 3:00
Assembly - 3:05
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Academics
Academic Calendar........................................................2
Bell Schedule...........................................................3
College VisitsYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.....7
CoursesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..7
Early GraduationYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.
9EligibilityYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY9
Grade ScaleYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..9
Graduation RequirementsYYYYYYYYYYY..10
Homework..................................................................11
National Honor SocietyYYYYYYYYYYYYY11
Release TimeYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY12
School-to-Work ProgramYYYYYYYYYYYY13
Study SkillsYYYYYYYYYYYY.YYYYY..13
Teacher Aide & Office Aide Guidelines....................14
Withdrawal from a ClassYYYYYYYYYYYY14
Withdrawal from SchoolYYYYYYYYYYY.....14
Attendance
Attendance PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY15
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Bogus Note PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY17
In-School ActivitiesYYYYYYYYY.YYYYY.17
Perfect AttendanceYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..18
Student Check-In ProcedureYYYYYY.YYYY.18
Student Check-Out ProcedureYYYYYYYYYY18
Tardy PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY18
Truancy.......................................................................18
Code of Conduct
AffectionYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.19
Alcohol, Tobacco, and DrugsYYYYY.YYYY...19
AssembliesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.20
Automobiles and ParkingYYYYYYYYYYYY.20
Bus RulesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY21
ClassroomYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...21
Class InterruptionsYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...21
CheatingYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.22
Collection of FeesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.22
Dance PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.22
Electronic DevicesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY23
Financial PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.23
Food and Drink...........................................................23
Fund RaisingYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..23
GamblingYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY24
Gym AreaYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..24
LibraryYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.24
LockersYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...24
School PropertyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.24
SpeechYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY25
StealingYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY....25
Student ValuablesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...25
Substitute TeachersYYYYYYYYYYYYYY26
TelephonesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.26
TextbooksYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY26 Visitor
PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY26
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Discipline PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY27
Drug PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY29
ExclusionYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..30
Safe School EnvironmentYYYYYYYYYYYY..30
A. ArsonYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...30
B. Assault of a Staff MemberYYYYYY..30
C. Assault on a StudentYYYYYYYY...30
D. Controlled SubstanceYYYYYYYY..30
E. Possession of a WeaponYYY.YYY..30
F. RobberyYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.30
Suspension and ExpulsionYYYYYYYYYYY..31
A. Assault/Hazing. Harassment....................31
B. Extortion ..................................................31
C. Fighting....................................................31
D. Graffiti and/or Vandalism ........................31
E. Possession and or consumption of tobacco
or alcohol ...........................................31
F. Theft .........................................................31
General Information
Administration& FacultyYYYYYYYYYYYY..32
Classroom Procedure and General ConductYYYY.33
Clubs and ActivitiesYYYYY.YYYYYYYYY..33
Computer PolicyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.34
CounselingYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY...34
Dress CodeYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..35
Drivers EducationYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY36
Emergency and Evacuation ProceduresYYYYYY.36
Family Education Rights & Privacy Act.........................37
FinesYYYYY.YYYYYYYYYYYYY.YYY37
Hall PassesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.37
Locker SearchesYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY..37
LunchroomYYYYYY.YYYYYYYYYYYY..38
Media CenterYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY38
Mission Statement/Beliefs/ObjectivesYYYYYYY.39
Pop and Juice MachinesYYYYYYYYYYYYY41
Private SalesYYYYYYYYYYY.YYYYY...Y41
Qualifications for Specific SportsYY.....................Y.41 SportsmanshipYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Sunday PracticesYYYYYYYY.YYYYYYYY42
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Student Body OfficersYYYYYY.YYYYYYY.43
Summary of Constitution
Constitution of Bear Lake High SchoolYYYYYYY.44
ACADEMICS
COLLEGE VISITS
COURSES
ENGLISH Pre-Calculus
Calculus
Freshman English
Sophomore English
Junior English SCIENCE
Senior English
Honors English I Physical Science
Honors English II Biology
A.P. English Human Physiology
Speech Chemistry
Physics
SOCIAL STUDIES
MATHEMATICS
Sophomore History
Pre-Algebra Junior U.S. History
Algebra I A.P. U.S. History
Geometry American Government
Algebra II
Trigonometry
Probability & Stats BUSINESS
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Economics Shop Technology
Keyboarding Drafting I
Computer Applications Drafting II
Computer Graphics Woods I
Computer Production Woods II
Honors Adv. Computers Auto I
Web Construction Auto II
Auto III
TECHNOLOGY
HUMANITIES HEALTH & PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Survey of Civilization
Spanish I Health
Spanish II P.E.
Spanish III P.E. (Fitness)
French
Band
Choir MISCELLANEOUS
Show Choir ELECTIVES
Art I
Art II Acadeca
Art III Yearbook
Drama A.J. Winters Aide
Play Production Middle School Aide
Careers in Education
AG SCIENCE & Media Aide
TECHNOLOGY H.S. Leadership
Medical Careers
Intro to Ag Mechanics CNA - Nursing Class
Intro to Livestock School to Work
Ag Welding (oxy) Strength & Cond.
Ag Welding (arc) Lakettes/Drill Team
Ag Fabrication Cheerleading
Greenhouse Management
Floral & Landscape Design
FFA Leadership
Advanced Livestock
Welding Tech. Certif.
VoAg - Elective
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Concurrent enrollment classes may be offered in several areas
for eligible students. Check with teachers/counselors for
updated courses.
EARLY GRADUATION
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS -
FOR OUT-OF-CLASS ACTIVITIES
GRADE SCALE
A 4.0 92.5
A- 3.7 89.5
B+ 3.4 86.5
B 3.0 82.5
B- 2.7 79.5
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C+ 2.4 76.5
C 2.0 72.5
C- 1.7 69.5
D+ 1.4 66.5
D 1.0 62.5
D- .07 59.5
F 0
P 0
NG 0
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
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Idaho Colleges require:
A. 6 Math
B. 6 Science
C. 4 Humanities
(Two (2) of which can be Voc/Ed)
HOMEWORK
Section I
Section II
The object of this organization shall be to create an enthusiasm
for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to
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promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of
character in all students of Bear Lake High School.
Section III
The Bear Lake High School Honor Society is charged with the
responsibility of upholding the highest standards of academic
excellence and expecting members of the Honor Society to
ensure that this excellence is achieved with honesty and integrity.
Members of the Honor Society will not cheat or be part of any
activity that could or would be considered cheating. Members
will be beyond reproach in their responsibilities to achieve
academic excellence honestly. If an Honor Society member is
guilty of cheating, that member will lose his/her membership in
the Honor Society and the privileges and rights that accompany
membership in the Honor Society of Bear Lake High School.
ARTICLE II - MEMBERSHIP
Section I
Membership in this organization is open to sophomores, juniors,
and seniors having a 3.0 GPA and currently enrolled in at least
two honors classes.
HONOR STUDENTS
Section I
Honor students, recognized as such at commencement
exercises, must have cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher,
successfully completed at least (14) fourteen credits or more of
honors classes, and must be a member of National Honor
Society. With four credits during their senior year.
Section II
Honor students receiving special recognition, such as
valedictorian, salutatorian, etc. will be determined at mid-term of
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the second semester. Criteria used to determine honor students
is available in the counseling office.
RELEASE TIME
Bear Lake High School students may be allowed one period per
semester for religious classes. No high school credit will be
given for these classes nor may Release Time credit be used for
extra-curricular eligibility. While enrolled in Release Time
students are not to be on school grounds or they may be
suspended.
SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAM
STUDY SKILLS
2. How To Study:
(A) Attitude is important - think positively; work
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independently. Seek help only when you have exhausted your
own resources; then ask questions use library resources.
(B) Learning requires concentration - keep your mind on
what you are doing. It will take less time.
(C) At home, have a definite, well-lighted, quiet place to
study.
(D) Read the entire assignment rapidly to grasp the basic
content. Re-read slowly to understand content, details,
explanations directions. If the assignment is not written, make
notes of your own; outline what you have learned.
(E) If the assignment is a long-term project, do a little of
it each day; don=t let it go until the last minute. It will be easier
and you will do a better job.
3. How To Take A Test:
(A) Relax and forget other people.
(B) Read the directions carefully, and then follow them.
(C) Read the whole test first to see what=s asked for and
how to apportion your time.
(D) Read each question twice before answering.
(E) Think before you write.
(F) Answer questions fully with information asked for- not
what isn=t asked for.
(G) Check your paper for spelling and grammar before
turning it in.
Students cannot withdraw from a class after two (2) actual class
periods from the beginning of the semester. Students that
withdraw after the two (2) class periods will receive an F on their
transcript.
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WITHDRAWAL FROM SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE
ATTENDANCE POLICY
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2. It is the responsibility of the administration of the school to
encourage our students to attend regularly, and to contact
parents when a referred=s absences become excessive.
3. A student=s attendance is directly related to his or her
academic success and the quality of his or her school
experience.
4. Schools are measured by their students= scores on the
ISAT tests. There is a positive correlation between attendance
and student scores on this achievement test.
5. Schools have a responsibility, along with parents, to help
students prepare to successfully enter the work force after
graduation. Attendance at school will prepare for attendance at
work.
Policy:
1. Students who are absent more than six (6) periods in any
class per semester may lose credit for that class.
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7. If after meeting with the school attendance committee, a
student=s absences continue to be excessive, under Idaho Code
33-206, and if the school attendance committee deems that the
student and parent have violated the attendance regulations
established by the board, the school attendance committee will
notify the superintendent, who may then refer the student to the
school board. If the school board determines that the parents or
guardians have failed or refused to cause such child to be
instructed as provided in Idaho Code 33-202, the child shall
come under the purview of the juvenile corrections act if he or
she is within the age of compulsory attendance. At that point a
representative of the school board may notify the Bear Lake
prosecuting attorney and recommend that a petition be filed
against that student and parent in the Bear Lake District Court,
as per Idaho Code 33-206.
Criteria to be used by the attendance committee when
determining a student=s loss of credit due to excessive absences:
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IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES -
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE FOR PARTICIPATION
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
TARDY POLICY
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TRUANCY
Consequences of Truancy
1st Truancy - Parents will be contacted and a warning will
be given to the truant student. Notification of truancy will
be given to the teacher or teachers involved and no
make-up work will be granted. Student will serve
detention time as determined by administration.
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3rd Truancy - Parents will be contacted, the student will be
suspended for up to five (5) days with no make-up work
granted, and a parental conference with the administration
and student will be held before the student will be
re-admitted. The student may be recommended to the
Board of Trustees for expulsion.
CODE OF CONDUCT
AFFECTION
ASSEMBLIES
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Attendance at assemblies is mandatory for
all students and faculty members.
BUS RULES
All buses to games or field trips are scheduled by the school and
each bus under the direction of a faculty member. All students
are required to return to the school on their assigned bus.
Parents who pick up students from an activity must notify
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advisor in charge. Reasonable dress and conduct appropriate
to the situation are expected. Students will be released to
parent/guardian only.
CLASSROOM
CLASS INTERRUPTIONS
CHEATING
COLLECTION OF FEES
DANCE POLICY
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(A) Dances are restricted to those with Bear Lake High School
student body cards. Students with student body cards who
have dates who are not members of Bear Lake High School must
complete a Dance Guest Form prior to the day of the dance.
(B) Students suspected to be under the influence of drugs and/or
alcohol will be turned away and referred immediately to the local
police department. Students in possession of alcohol, tobacco
or drugs will be reported if they are anywhere on the school
grounds.
(D) Students who once enter the dance will not be allowed
re-entry unless approved by the chaperones.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
(including, but not limited to: pagers, cell phones, ipods, MP3
players, electronic games, and personal disc or tape players) are
not allowed in the school during school hours 7:30am-4:00pm
Penalty: First offence - electronic device will be taken and
turned in to the office, the student may get it back at the end of
the school day. Second Offence - the electronic device will be
taken and turned in to the office, a parent must come to the
school to get the electronic device. Third Offense - the
electronic device will be kept until the end of the school year.
FINANCIAL POLICY
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(A) No purchases without a purchase order! Confirmation
orders will not be accepted.
FUND RAISING
GYM AREA
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LIBRARY
LOCKERS
Take care of the locker assigned to you. Don=t keep money and
other valuables in lockers. Don=t give out your combination or
block the doors open. Remember lockers will need to be
cleaned out at the end if the school year.
SCHOOL PROPERTY
SPEECH
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Lewd, vulgar, defamatory, or otherwise disruptive language is not
acceptable on the school property. The use of profanity or
obscene language at the school shall not be tolerated. Any
behavior demonstrated by speech or action that is detrimental to
the education process in the high school system shall be grounds
for suspension.
STEALING
STUDENT VALUABLES
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
TELEPHONES
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Phones will be available for student use before school, during
lunch and after school. Messages and deliveries from home
should be left in the office. Students will be called out of class
only in an emergency. Don=t come to the office during class time
to use the telephone. Always ask permission to use the phone.
TEXTBOOKS
All basic texts are loaned to students for their use during the
school year. Workbooks and other supplies are paid for by the
student. Textbooks are to be kept clean and handled carefully.
If a textbook is not returned to the appropriate teacher, the
student will be required to pay replacement cost of the book.
VISITOR POLICY
DISCIPLINE
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reminded that they must adhere to a code of good behavior not
only for their own benefit, but also for the benefit of others as
well.
W Parent conference.
W Counseling.
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activities for a period of time not to exceed three days. Students
in the ATime-Out@ area will be denied visitors and involvement
with other students including having lunch at the same time as
other students. Students in the ATime-Out@ area will be allowed
to complete assignments or approved reading by faculty
members. Aides will be sent around to teachers to see if there
are assignments teachers would like students to complete while
in detention.
DRUG POLICY
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controlled substances, or related paraphernalia, on school
premises.
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The Bear Lake School District and Bear Lake High School are
committed to the development and maintenance of a safe school
environment that provides individual students and staff with an
opportunity to learn and work in a setting where their personal
safety is protected.
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A. ASSAULT/HAZING/HARASSMENT - Physical aggression
including fighting, intimidation, or excessive initiation of a student.
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Polly Dahlke - Vice Principal, Athletic Director,
Government, P.E.
Gary Wertz - Counselor
Jon Homer - Counselor
Brian Roberts - Technology Technician
Joleen Alexander - Administrative Assistant
Debra Rich - Administrative Assistant
Faculty
Annette Barnson Food Service
DeAnn Bartschi Lead Custodian
Beverly Bobbitt
Resource Aide
Ann Crane Resource Aide
Craig Culver Art
Danielle Culver Science
Cherryl Golding Food Service
Sheralyn Goodworth Band
Greg Goodworth Choir
Dana Harris English
Byron Heath English
Jennifer Hendricks Aide
Jared Hillier Government,
History
Lee Hollingsworth, Ag Science
Franci Homer Math
Angie Hunter
English/Spanish Sheri Hutchinson
Math
Lorraine Kimball Librarian
Nathan McLemore Industrial Technology
Sheila Matthews Resource Coordinator
Colette Oxborrow
Resource Aide
Randy Robbins Auto
Rick Saunders Science & Health
Von Saxton
Science, P.E.
Tammy Stephens English
Linda Thomas Business
Travis Thurston History & P.E.
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Ruth Wells Economics,
Business
Calvin Winward Math
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COUNSELING
DRESS CODE
The District and/or the administrators of each individual building
have the right to establish a dress code policy that is designed to
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assure a safe school environment. The provision of these
policies shall include but are not limited to the following:
DRIVERS EDUCATION
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This course is designed to teach basic driving skills and correct
attitude. Students are required to pass all three areas of grading
- driving, classroom work, and attitude. A failure in any one of
the three will be a failure for the entire course. Driving is serious
business!!
Students are allowed to sign up just prior to their 15th birthday
they must turn 15 before this 6-8 week course completes. The
student must sign up in the office as announcements are made of
a new course starting. Students will be selected according to
their birth dates - oldest to youngest.
*Prerequisite: Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 and
not have an AF@ on the previous report card or be receiving an AF@
in the current semester.
At the sound of the alarm, all students are to stand and leave the
room in a single file. Do not run or push, but walk rapidly.
Persons in the building are not to rush for coats or books or any
other personal articles, but are to leave the building
immediately. Teachers will be the last ones out of the room,
close the doors, windows, and take the roll book. Students
pulling alarms as a joke will be suspended.
ROOMS EXIT
Music, Fine Arts, Lunch Room West Door
Commons Area, Computer Lab, Office,
Earth Science Main Door
Biology, Chemistry Lab Door (North)
Business, Resource, FACS, Library,
106,107,108,10
9 South East Door
Art, Auto, VoAg East Door
Industrial Arts, Electronics East Shop Door
Athletic Area, Gym, 100,101,102,103 North Door
B. LOCKDOWN
C. SCHOOL CLOSURE
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FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT
Dual credit and dual enrollment classes are college classes and,
as such, are considered school beyond the high school
level.Therefore, FERPA rights are held by the student, not the
parent.
This means that instructors may not talk to parents about student
progress or class attendance without the prior written consent of
the student (even if the student is still a minor and the parent is
paying for the class!) The exception is if the parent or guardian
submits a declaration of dependence form to the educational
institution in question.
FINES
HALL PASSES
Any student who is in the hall during class time must have a hall
pass. As a general rule, students will not be in the halls once
class has started or is in session. However, emergencies do
arise and therefore, each classroom is provided with a teacher
signed hall pass.
Only one student at a time will be allowed use of a hall pass.
Students who are in violation of this policy will be handled in the
same manner as if he/she were tardy.
LOCKER SEARCHES
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Students are not allowed to leave the lunchroom with food. All
food must be eaten in the lunchroom so that excess food,
containers, and wrappers will not be scattered throughout the
school building or on the school grounds.
Students are expected to use good table manners and to clean
up their eating area before leaving the lunchroom.
Students who do not conduct themselves in an appropriate
manner will be denied the privilege of eating in the lunchroom.
Students will be allowed to charge one (1) lunch on their account.
MEDIA CENTER
Books may be checked out for a period of time not to exceed two
weeks. Magazines may be checked out for a period not to
exceed three days. Reserved books may not be checked out by
students unless they have a written teacher=s request. Fines
will be assessed against any borrower who does not return
media materials on, or before, their due date. The fine will be
five cents per day per item not checked in. All fines must be
cleared before the end of the semester.
The media center will be closed the last two weeks of the school
year.
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MISSION STATEMENT
BELIEFS:
The mission statement is based on the following beliefs:
Each student is an individual with unique intellectual, physical,
social, and emotional needs.
OBJECTIVES:
1. The student will develop a concept of democracy as it
relates to laws and ordinances of the free society in which he
lives.
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A. The student will gain experience in a vocational trade or
occupation which will serve as an advantage to the student
upon entering the work force.
11. The student will be able to read, speak, and write fluent
English.
14. The student will learn sound principles and practices of good
health.
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POP AND JUICE MACHINES
The various vending machines are placed in the school for the
convenience of the students. The machines will be kept filled
and in good working order as long as students refrain from
leaving cans and bottles lying around the school. If the litter
reaches the point where it becomes intolerable, the machines will
be turned off with possible removal from the school.
PRIVATE SALES
All fees MUST be paid and the following conditions must be met.
Track & Field: A person must average a point per meet in the
regular season or place in the district meet.
Golf: A person must be on the varsity team for one more than
half of the regular season matches and/or participate in the
district and/or state meet.
Volleyball: A person must participate in one more than half of
the varsity matches or play in the district and/or state volleyball
tournament.
Cross Country: Finish in the top five from Bear Lake in at least
half of the meets (OR) qualify for State Competition.
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Manager: A manager will receive a letter if they complete a
managership in a sport.
SPORTSMANSHIP
SUNDAY PRACTICES
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Bear Lake High School
2009-2010 Student Council
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Vice President - Shayna Singleton
Secretary - Trenidy Thomas
Historian - Michael Hammond
Summary of the
CONSTITUTION OF BEAR LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY
(full Constitution available from high school)
Preamble
We, the Associated Studentbody of Bear Lake High School, to
promote school spirit and leadership among the students, to
develop faculty-student relationships, and to promote the general
welfare of all concerned, do hereby establish this constitution.
ARTICLE I
This organization shall be known as the Associated Studentbody
of Bear Lake High School
ARTICLE II - MEMBERSHIP
Membership in the Association shall be extended to all regularly
enrolled students who have purchased an Association Activity
Card for the current year and who are in good standing.
ARTICLE VI - CLASSES
Section I - Officers
Each of the four classes shall constitute an organization with a
President, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer, boys
representative, and girls representative.
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