- • No student will be permitted to go to his car during school without an administrator's permission or a teacher escort.
- • A speed of 5 MPH will be observed on the school campus.
- • Parking decals must be displayed on the rear view mirror.
- • Students must park in student parking spaces only; not in teacher parking spaces (Red Zone).
- • Students who drive must leave immediately after school unless in an extracurricular activity.

## Student Use of Communication Devices

Unauthorized possession and or use of any communication device during school hours and on school buses are prohibited. Students who violate the policy will be subject to appropriate discipline. A student who uses a cell phone or ECD in a manner to download indecent materials, 'text' profane messages, 'text' answers to a test, make a bomb threat, or commit any other act that violates Student Code of Conduct Class III offense will be subject to the applicable Class III discipline for the particular offense. Principals may designate certain times where cell phones may be utilized for specific instructional purposes only. School personnel are not responsible for lost or stolen cell phones or any other electronic communication devices. In case of an emergency, students may use the office phone with permission from the administration or office secretary.

The possession of a digital device (including but not limited to cell phones, MP3 players, cameras, or other telecommunication devices capable of capturing or relaying information) is strictly prohibited during the administration of a secure test. If a student is observed in possession of a digital device during the administration of a secure test, the device will be confiscated.

If a student is observed using a digital device during the administration of a secure test, testing for the student will cease, the device will be confiscated and is subject to search, the student will be dismissed from testing, and the student's test will be invalidated. Any disciplinary action will be taken in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct.

## Written, Verbal, and Symbolic Expression

Students have the right to form and hold their own ideas and beliefs and to express these through written, verbal and symbolic means. The encouragement of this right requires that each student be permitted to disclose or express a reasonable idea in the course of academic dialogue without penalty, embarrassment, or any reflection in academic evaluation. Students who edit, publish or distribute written materials at school must assume responsibility for said material and may be subject to discipline for breach of reasonable standards of journalism, such as libel, obscenity or intentional distortion of the facts. Authorship should be disclosed and opinion shall be identified as such. Posted notices shall be subject to reasonable size, shall be dated and shall disclose the sponsoring individual or organization. Notices that are in violation of any applicable restriction or which are outdated or which have been posted more than 10 days may be removed by school authorities. Students distributing such materials are responsible in the removal of all litter produced. Distribution of materials will take place only at times and in designated areas