MAYFIELD MOMENTS

SOCIAL CONTRACTS

ARE THE FOUNDATION

FOR SUCCESS

STUDENT

CODE OF CONDUCT

ATTENDANCE

Come to school every day!

Be prepared to learn.

Engage in the class work.

Have perfect attendance every month.

ATTENDANCE IS IMPORANT

BUS BEHAVIOR

RIDING THE BUS IS A PRIVELEGE

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Students must:

• Obey the driver’s instructions
• Be seated immediately and remain in the seat.
• Be courteous and respect property.
• Stay inside the bus and keep the aisles clear.
• Keep head, hands, feet inside the bus.

DRESS CODE

Students must attend school and school activities in appropriate clothing and accessories that do not detract from or disrupt the educational environment or draw undue negative attention to the individual.

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For reasons of health and safety, footwear must be worn at all times. Pants are to be worn at the waist and at no time should any undergarments (underwear, jogging pants, shorts or gym shorts) be exposed. The midriff shall be covered. Any article of clothing designed to reveal any portion of the midriff (male or female) is prohibited. Shorts and skirts must extend to at least the fingertips with arms extended straight down the side of the body when standing. Slits in shorts and skirts that reveal the body above the fingertips when standing are prohibited.

DRESS CODE

If a staff member speaks to you about not following our school dress code, the following will occur:

• You will go to the grade-level office
• Call your parent to bring appropriate clothing
• You will stay in the office completing all your classwork while we wait for the appropriate clothing.
• Repeated infractions will result in a parent, student, and administrator conference.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON'T FOLLOW THE DRESS CODE

CELL PHONES & AIRPODS

Cell Phones & Air Pods during the school day are strictly prohibited.

If the device is visible or audible or is in any way used during specifically prohibited periods, it may be confiscated for return to the student’s parent or guardian.

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CELL PHONES AND AIRPODS

OFF AND AWAY DURING THE DAY

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VANDALISM

WHAT IS VALDALISM?

Vandalism includes any willful behavior intending to damage, destroy, alter, or deface property belonging to another, including the private property of other students, school staff, and all school-owned property. Examples include:

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• Defacing public property with graffiti and other forms of "art" on desks, tables, chairs, walls, bulletin boards, bathroom stalls, books, etc.,
• Damage to school grounds,
• Damage to the interior of school buses,
• Damage to laptops

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WHAT HAPPENS IF WE FIND VANDALISM

Vandalism is quickly reported to school staff. Immediately upon hearing about the vandalism, a custodian works to clean the vandalism. Administrators, SSO and SRO will review camera footage. We will look at classroom sign-out sheets and verify that the suspected vandal was out of the classroom. We will pull the student from class, notify parents, and assign disciplinary action. Examples include:

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• Paying the school back for the damage caused.
• Staying after school and assisting with the clean-up process and restoration.
• Personally apologizing to the custodian and your classmates for not respecting our school.
• Suspension
• Possible police involvement if the damage is extensive.

BULLYING

WHAT IS CONSIDERED BULLYING?

Bullying is any aggressive and unwanted behavior that is:

• intended to harm, intimidate, or humiliate the victim;
• involves a real or perceived power imbalance between the aggressor or aggressors and victim;
• and is repeated over time or causes severe emotional trauma.

LET'S FOCUS ON BEING KIND HUMANS

Here are a few ways to be kind humans to all our classmates:

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• Follow your Social Contract.
• Help your classmates when they need it.
• Say "Hi" to all your classmates when you see them.
• Be a friendly.
• Apologize if you did something wrong.
• Include a classmate if they don't have a partner

REPRESENT MAYFIELD

Be Your Bobcat Best

CONDUCT

Students may not behave in a manner that is disrespectful to anyone. All school personnel are authorized to enforce this expectation when at school, on school grounds, on school buses, at bus stops, traveling to and from school, and at school-sponsored field trips or activities. Any acts considered inappropriate are a violation of the Student Code of Conduct.

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