NEW 2011-2012 DISTRICT DRESS CODE

PLEASE REVIEW THIS NEWLY ADOPTED SET OF POLICIES WITH YOUR STUDENT

I.D.s ARE REQUIRED

Students are required to have their student identification card when on campus or attending off-campus school sponsored events. Students will be required to present their ID when attending extracurricular activities, field studies, checking out books, purchasing food in the school cafeteria and when leaving campus for lunch. Students are also required to present their ID card when requested to do so by any member of the Seabreeze High School staff.

Guest Pass Form

Juniors and Seniors who are inviting a student from another school to an event, such as PROM, must complete a  permission form.  This form must be turned in within no later than 5 days before the event to assure enough time to approve the guest.

TRANSPORTATION

Student Transportation Services of Volusia County has prepared helpful information brochures for you and your student.

Student Transporation Services Overview

Safe Passage on the Bus

Staying Safe before and after school before transport

For more information on transportation issue, please contact:

Mr. Greg Schwartz

Assistant Principal

386-258-4674    ext   54610    ...or...      ext   54628

glschwar@volusia.k12.fl.us

District Bus Stop Information

Alert:!!  Parents may obtain their child's transportation information by logging on to Parent Portal under the transportation tab of the Volusia County Schools website.  As advertised on our Volusia County Website: Bus Stop forms, stop request and other information

PLEASE CONTACT MS. ERIKA SCOTT, at ext. 54628 for any transportation/bus issues.

Protect Your School Privileges

Discipline referrals can cause you to lose the chance to participate in…

·       Homecoming/Prom

·       Parking on Campus

·       Faculty Basketball Game (Seniors only)

·       School Performances

·       Holding offices and positions

·       Awards, Honors and other privileges

Code of Conduct

The Seabreeze Student Code of Conduct is printed on the inside of the student folder and student planner given out at the beginning of each year. In addition, the Volusia County Student Code of Conduct is placed inside the folder and parents and students are asked to sign the Acknowledgement page and return it to school as soon as possible. You may review these Codes of Conduct below:

Seabreeze Code of Conduct

Volusia County Code of Conduct

Cell Phone Use

Students’ cell phones must be out of sight and powered off whenever classes are in session. Cell phones can be used before and after school, at lunch and between classes, unless otherwise directed by administration, faculty, or staff of Seabreeze High School.

Parents and guardians who wish to contact their child at school are encouraged to use the school’s main number (386) 258-4674 and appropriate extensions. We ask that parents not call the student’s cell phone for it may lead to unnecessary disruptions and discipline consequences for the student.

The most frequently accessed extensions are listed below for your convenience:

Attendance: 54630
Front Desk: 54600
Guidance: 54606

Students who wish to check out of school must call from the attendance office and parents who wish to check their student out of school must contact the attendance office so that we may provide and record appropriate documentation.

INFORMATION ON DISCIPLINE CONSEQUENCES

OUT OF SCHOOL SUSPENSION

            You may not attend any school activities or visit any district school while on suspension.  Trespassing charges may be filed.  Parent must accompany student returning from suspension.  Guidance will be notified of suspension and will request homework for student.  Student should contact guidance to arrange for pick up of homework.  Returning students must see each teacher regarding assignments and make up work.  Students returning from out of school suspension must get an admit to class pass from Student Resources.

NOTE:  FAILURE TO ATTEND DETENTION, SATURDAY SCHOOL, OR ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION MAY ALSO RESULT IN THE LOSS OF PRIVILEGE TO:   ATTEND HOMECOMING DANCE, PROM, AND GRAD NIGHT, LEAVE CAMPUS FOR LUNCH, PARK ON CAMPUS, OR PARTICIPATE IN OTHER EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES.

Contact our Discipline and Attendance Offices

If you need further information on transportation or have a question about a discipline policy, please contact:

Ms. Jacalyn Jones

Assistant Principal

386-258-4674 ext. 54614

jjones@volusia.k12.fl.us

Mr. Greg Schwartz

Assistant Principal

386-258-4674    ext   54610    ...or...      ext   54628

glschwar@volusia.k12.fl.us

Seabreeze Security Procedures

The safety of our students is very important to us.  With that in mind, we implement security procedures for our school by practicing a variety of security drills throughout the year.  If you should come to the campus during one of our drills, please follow the directions of the Security Team, who will be identified by hand-held radios.  You can help us keep your student safe by supporting Seabreeze High School as we implement these safety measures.

VISITORS

• l  Report to the office.

• l  Sign In.

• l  Wear a Visitor Pass.

• l  Sign Out.

 EARLY RELEASE OF STUDENTS

• l  Report to the attendance office.

• l  Show I.D.

• l  Sign Out Student

 NOTE:  Law enforcement is immediately involved in all crises that present a security concern.

 Drills and Codes

• Staff, students, parents and all people on campus follow the direction of administration and law enforcement
• For events happening at the end of the day, students will not be released until directed by administration and law enforcement

EVACUATION OF CAMPUS

• If it is necessary to evacuate the campus before the end of the school day, our evacuation sites are Mainland High School and Osceola Elementary

Crime Stoppers is mentioned on the back inside cover of the Code of Student Conduct and Discipline.  The program is designed to help students be safe at school by allowing them to anonymously report knowledge of crimes.  If your son/daughter knows a student has a weapon on campus, they should immediately let their teacher and/or principal know.  If for some reason they feel they could not report it, they could call it in to Crime Stoppers.  We have reproduced the poster for you.  Please discuss this program with your student.