start by helping with this homework assignment. TABLE OF CONTENTS Absent Written Documentation Justification Page 42 Academic Dishonesty and Cheating Page 25 Academic Hoodie Page 39 Academic Policies and Procedures 33-38 Access to Student Parking/Vehicles Pages 16 Accident Insurance 22; 24 Additional Information Page 25 Administrative Lunch Detention Page 55 Alcohol and Drug Counseling Page 59 Alma Mater Page 13 Appropriate Waiting Areas Page 17 Areas of Study Page 37 Arrest Page 25 ACCUPLACER/COMPASS Page 31 Athletics Pages 21-22 Athletic Insurance Coverage Page 25 Attendance - General Information Page 41 Attendance Policies and Procedures Page 40 Authority of the Principal Page 43 Awards Page 39
Behavior Contract/Intervention Plan Page 57 OF CONTENTS CCHS Affirmation Page Page Change of Address/Phone Number Page 56 Changing Classes Page 24 Cheating 25; 36 Child Internet Protection Act Pages 80-81 Compensation Page 33 Conferences/ Hearings Page 45 Confidentiality Page 59 Crisis Communication System Page 16 Curricular and Extracurricular Student Activities Page 31 Daily Routines and Procedures Page 15 Definition of Illegal Activities & Reporting Problems Page 58 Description of Disciplinary Consequences Page 55 Directory Information Page 79 Disciplinary Authority Page 44 Disciplinary Hearings Pages 26; 45 Disciplinary Warnings Page 55 Discipline Referral Process and Notification Page 54 Dress Code Pages 74-75
Drink Machines Page 24 Drug Abuse Handling Procedures Page 59 TABLE OF CONTENTS Drug Activity Reporting Procedures Page 59 Drug Free Policy & Curriculum & Training 59-60 Drug Related Emergencies Page 59 Check Out Procedures Page 15 Eligibility – Athletics Page 23 End of Class Page 31 Georgia Milestones EOC Page 23 Exemption from Final Exams Page 36 Expectations of Students Pages 42-44 Alarms Page 26 Fighting Page 26 Fines & Fees Page 24 Flowers and Page 24 Formal Communication of Drug Policy Page 43 Fundraising Page 26 GA Compulsory School Attendance Law Page 39 Gambling Page 26 General Information and Procedures Page 79 Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT) Page 31
Military Families Page 40 Misconduct/ Offenses and Definitions Pages 45-54 Motorcycles Page 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS Nine-Week and Final Exams Page 36 No Pass/No Participate Policy in Athletics Page 21 Non-Discrimination Policy Page 2-3 Non Instructional Activities Page 21 Off- Campus Conduct Page 45 Offenses Involving Attempt, Solicitation and Conspiracy Page 51 Offenses Involving Communication with Others Page 52 Offenses Involving Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco Page 48 Offenses Involving Miscellaneous Matters Page 52 Offenses Involving Theft Page 47 Offenses Involving Weapons Page 48 Offenses Involving School Page 50 Offenses Involving False Information Page 49 Behavior Page 27 Out-of-School Suspension Page 57 Parent Conferences & Involvement Policy Page 30 Parental Custody Page 57
School and Social Media Page 62 School Bus Safety Tips Page 88 School Telephones Page 28 Search and Seizure Pages 25; 35; 58; 45 Section 504 Procedural Safeguards Pages 84-87 OF CONTENTS Special Medical Concerns Page 19 Staff Supervision of Internet Page 33 Student Code of Conduct Page 43 Student Delivery and Pick-up Page 21 Student Driving and Parking Privileges Pages 18-20 Student Internet Appropriate Use Regulations Pages 32-33 Student Parking Page 18 Student Publications Page 32 Student Responsibilities Page 15 Student Support Team (SST) Page 57 Tardy to Class Page 17 Tardy to School Page 17 Teacher Authority to Remove a Student from the Classroom Page 44 Teacher Detention Page 55 Weighted Courses Page 34 Welcome Letter Page 14
Cohort 2017 Minimum 6 Carnegie Units Minimum 14 Carnegie Units Minimum 20 Carnegie Units Minimum 25 Carnegie Units Cohort 2018 Minimum 6 Carnegie Units Minimum 14 Carnegie Minimum 20 Carnegie Units Minimum 26 Carnegie Units Cohort 2019 Minimum 6 Carnegie Units Minimum 14 Carnegie Units Minimum 20 Carnegie Units Minimum 26 Carnegie Units Cohort 2020 Minimum 6 Carnegie Units Minimum 14 Carnegie Units Minimum 20 Carnegie Minimum 26 Carnegie Units Graduation Requirements: In order to graduate from Crisp County High School, a student must meet the following requirements: AREAS OF STUDY Units Required of 2016 Units of 2017 Units Required Class of 2018 Units Required Class of 2019 (I) Arts* 4 4 4 4 (II) Mathematics* 4 4 4 4 (III) Science* (The 4th science unit may be used to meet both the science and elective requirement) 4 4 4 4 (IV) Social Studies* 3 3 4 4 (V) CTAE and/or Modern Language/Latin and/or Fine Arts 3 3 3 3 (VI) Health and Physical Education* 1 1 1 1 (VII) Electives 5 6 6 6 UNITS (MINIMUM) *Required Courses and/or Core Courses 24 25 26 26 Please Note: Seniors that fail to meet the requirements for graduation and seniors who have obligations will not participate in the graduation ceremony. RECOGNITION OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Valedictorian and Salutatorian Selection Requirements/Board Policy: IHDA The following procedures will be followed for the selection of Valedictorian and Salutatorian at Crisp County High School beginning with the graduating class of 2012: All students must have earned credit from an accredited school as stated in Local Board Policy JBCAB.