Centennial High School School Policies and Procedures Assembly

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Centennial High SchoolSchool Policies and
Procedures Assembly
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Administrative Team

• Mr. Roberts Principal
• AP Mrs. Paulsen A-C
• AP Mr. Goins D-J
• AP Dr. Magallanes K-P
• AP Mr. Oramas Q-Z
• AP Mr. Gunn Athletics
• AP Ms. Johangiry Activities

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SCHOOL SPIRIT RISES
ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR MS. JOHANGIRY
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• ACTIVITIES
• How can we have an amazing school year????
• Get Involved
• Club Rush
• Dawg Pound
• Assemblies
• Sporting Events
• School Dances
• ASB Cards
• Student Store
• Aint No Party Like A Husky Party!!!!

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Athletics Mr. Gunn
Fall Winter Spring
Football Basketball Baseball
Cross-Country Wrestling Softball
Boys Water Polo Girls Water Polo Track
Girls Tennis Soccer Swimming
Girls Volleyball Boys Volleyball
Girls Golf Golf
Boys Tennis
Students must have a 2.0 GPA to participate in
extracurricular activities.
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Guidance Counselors

• Mr. Sanchez A - C
• Mr. Cummings D - Ham
• Mrs. Finney Han - Mar
• Ms. Creeden Mas - Rad
• Mrs. Thompson Rae - To
• Mr. Hernandez Tp Z PUENTE
• Mrs. Grothem Safety Violence Prevention

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Star Test Results

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• One reward for over 20 points of growth are 20
  min Star Snacks
• Star Snacks will be on the 20th of each month!

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Discipline Overview

• Detentions
• Room 406 after school
• Or
• Served at lunch in 406
• ACP
• Room 406
• Saturday School
• Report to the flag pole by 750 am

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Detention

• If you do not serve a 60 minute detention, you
  will receive two 1 hour detentions.
• If you do not serve the 2 hour detention you will
  receive a Saturday school.
• If you do not serve a Saturday school you will
  serve two full days of ACP or be suspended from
  school.

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Lunch Detention

• Held Monday Friday in room 406
• You must serve two lunches to equal for a 1 hour
  detention
• Must arrive in 406 before passing period ends
• Do NOT get your lunch first, you will be released
  with enough time to get a lunch

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Discipline Overview

• Suspensions - Education Code 48900
• Students can be suspended up to five days for a
  single violation.
• During a suspension, students are not allowed to
  participate in any school-sponsored activities.

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Discipline Overview

• The following are suspendable offenses
• Fighting
• Possession of a Dangerous Object
• Under the influence or possession of any
  controlled substance, including alcohol
• Defiance
• Harassment/bullying
• Using any words of hate or racial slurs
• Zero Tolerance for Words of Hate

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Confiscated Items Policy
Violation Consequences
1 Warning Student retrieves item after school
2 Saturday School Parent picks up item after school
3 Saturday School AP Meeting with Parent
4 ACP Full day
5 Off-Campus Suspension

• Confiscated items include, but are not limited
  to, cell phones, electronic devices, hats, and
  skateboards.
• If a teacher asks for one of these items and you
  refuse to give it to them, you can be suspended

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Social Networking

• Remember the things you do or say on social
  networks can get you in trouble at school
• Includes
• Cell Phone Recordings
• Twitter
• Texting
• Social Networking Sites
• Etc
• Cyber bullying is a suspendable offence and will
  not be tolerated

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Periods 2-6 Tardy Policy
Violations Consequences
1 Tardy Teacher warning
2 Tardy Teacher assigns 1-hour detention and contacts parent
3 Tardy Teacher assigns 1-hour detention and contacts parent
4 Tardy Teacher contacts parent and submits referral to AP
5 Tardy Parent meeting with teacher and AP
6 Tardy or more Teacher contacts parent and submits referral to AP

• Attendance contract will also be given when
  student and parents meet with Assistant Principals

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1st period Tardy Policy

• First Period
• You report directly to class
• Assistant Principals will call students in weekly
  who have multiple 1st period tardies or absences
• Saturday School/Attendance Contracts/Truancy
  Tickets

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Tardy Sweeps

• The song, Who let the dogs out over the
  intercom signals a tardy sweep
• All students tardy in a sweep will receive a
  Saturdayy School

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NEW RULES

• Use vending machines only during lunch.
• Students are not allowed west of the access road
  during lunch.
• 10/10 rule students are no allowed out of their
  classroom during the first 10 minutes of class
  instruction and the last 10 minutes.
• Students must have a hall pass to be outside of
  their classrooms.

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Harassment Forms

• If you are being harassed or bullied, please
  notify a Counselor or Administrator immediately.
• Forms are available in the Administration and
  Counseling Offices

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Safe School Hotline

• If you have information or concerns regarding
  situations occurring on or off campus involving
  students, please use the Safe Schools Hotline
• (951) 739 5991

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Video Cameras

• Over 90 video cameras are recording throughout
  the campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• The cameras main function is to prevent property
  damage and vandalism on campus.

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Dress Code

• Unacceptable attire
• Non-Centennial Baseball Caps
• Strapless shirts or halter tops
• Any clothing that reveals undergarments
• Unacceptable items in class
• Ipods
• Cell phone must be off during instructional time
• Unacceptable items on campus
• Skateboards

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Hat Policy

• Students may not wear, or be in possession of,
  any Non Centennial-approved hats or visors of any
  kind before, during, or after school. The
  following are approved Centennial hats
• Hats with a Centennial C logo which only
  contain the school colors of red, black, white,
  or gray
• Beanies, berets, or cadet hats which contain no
  logo and which only contain the school colors.
• Hats sold in the Student Store.

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Officer Cervantes

• School Resource Officer
• Twitter SROcervates

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Interquest Canine Protection

• Brief presentation

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Student-Parent Handbook

• On your way out of the Gym, please pick up a copy
  of the Student-Parent Handbook.
• Please return to your Language Arts class.