1 Sophmore Homeroom Ms. Sexton Room 519

2 1ST DAY BELL SCHEDULE ​8:30 - 9:15 HOMEROOM 9:20 - 10:25 1st Block10:30 - 11:40 2nd Block 11:45  - 1:50 3rd Block           "A" Lunch  11:45-12:10           "B" Lunch  12:20-12:45           "C" Lunch  12:50-1:15           "D" Lunch  1:25-1:50 1:55 - 3: th Block

3 REGULAR SCHEDULE 8:30 - 10:00 1st Block 10:05 - 11:40 2nd Block11:45  - 1:50 3rd Block           "A" Lunch  11:45-12:10           "B" Lunch  12:20-12:45           "C" Lunch  12:50-1:15           "D" Lunch  1:25-1:50 1:55 - 3: th Block

4 Normal Lunch Schedule A Lunch – 400s, 800sB Lunch – 200s, 300s, Media Center C Lunch – 500s, 700s D Lunch – 600s, gym A Lunch : :10 A Class: 12:15 – 1:50 B Lunch 12: :45 B Class: 11:45-12:45, 12:50-1:50 C Lunch : :15 C Class: 11:45-12:45, 1:20 -1:50 D Lunch : :50 D Class: 11:45 – 1:20

5 Administration Principal Patrick McCarty Assistant PrincipalColette Anderson Stephanie Cole Assistant Principal/AD Kelly Lewis Kimberly Morrissey

6 Student services Name Room Number Front Desk Holly Roth-Ivory 102Name Room Number Front Desk Holly Roth-Ivory 102 Social Worker Amy Hand 102 H Kathleen Cunliffe 102 D Graduation Coach Marilyn Davis 102 C CTE Facilitator Emilie Pridgen 102 Q

7 Counseling Staff Name Room Number A-D Jennifer Mouney 102 J E-KName Room Number A-D Jennifer Mouney 102 J E-K Peyton Chitty 102 F L-Ri Louise Colella 102 G Ro-Z Heather Craven 102 I Counselor BreAna Ayers 102M

8 Organizing Your Folderhandouts Organizing Your Folder

9 * Must return - Optional Return*Student Information Form (green) *Technology Form Packet *Handbook Acknowledgement-Address Verification (beige) *Check-Out Verification (pink cardstock) - Vaccination Authorization Connect 5 Information *Policy 8410-Student Discipline School Nutrition Services - Free and Reduced Lunch Application - WHAT Clinic Consent Form

10 More Handouts: Library Resources - Volunteer Information- Strawbridge School Picture Order - Yearbook Order Form (green) School Bus Safety Instructions - Ashley Eagles Booster Club Student Accident Plan Information Asbestos Memo

11 School Policies Watch out for CHANGES!

12 Tardy Policy - Practice Thursday & Friday- Enforcement begins Tuesday, 9/05

13 Tardy Policy WHEN THE CLASS BELL RINGS Teachers will:close the classroom door mark tardy students absent Tardy students will: move to the closest check-in station have a school ID to be scanned for check-in return to class with a pass Tardy Committee Will change absence to tardy Will meet with habitually tardy students and call parents

14 Tardy Policy **In ALL CASES –a student must have a passStudents who arrive at school after the tardy check-in station has closed will report to the Attendance Office to check-in and receive a pass to class. Teachers will not allow students to leave the classroom during the first 15 minutes of class Teachers who keep students after class to finish work will provide a yellow pass to the next class **In ALL CASES –a student must have a pass to enter class late

15 Attendance Teachers and officials will keep an accurate record of attendance, including taking attendance in the first 20 minutes of each class. Tardies causing a student to miss more than 60 minutes of a class will count as an absence. Students with 10 or more absences in any class…

16 Hall Pass and ID Hall PassWhile classes are in session students are required to have a Hall Pass when out of class and a school ID. Student ID’s All students should able to present a school ID upon request. Early release and late arrival students MUST be in possession of their student ID at dismissal and arrival.

17 Early Release Students with early checkout status due to reduced course load must complete an “early release” form to have on file in the office. Seniors who are released early must be off campus when the tardy bell rings for the next class or under the direct supervision of school personnel.

18 Checkouts A NOTE is required at time of checkout: Included on note:(will be verified by call) Time and Date student should checkout Reason for student checkout Parent telephone contact Parent signature 2. Or parent in person

19 Student Parking Park ONLY in the designated student parking lots.The school retains the authority to conduct routine patrols of the student parking lots and to inspect vehicles for parking decals. Interiors of student vehicles may be searched when a school authority has reasonable suspicion. Vehicles may be searched without student consent, without notice, and without a search warrant. Speed limit on campus is 10 M.P.H. for students and teachers. Parking fines are $25.00 each and repeated offenses may result in a boot being placed on the vehicle. **** Students who owe fees, have attendance issues, habitual tardies, discipline issues, or leave campus during the school day without authorization may have their parking privileges revoked until such issues have been resolved.

20 Grading Our grading system is as follows: A 90-100 B 80-89 C 70-79Final Exams will count as 20% of the final grade.

21 Athletic Eligibility In order to practice for or participate in any athletic contest, a player must receive a medical examination once every year. In addition, prospective players must pass three out of four classes the previous term (semester) and meet promotion standards. The student/athlete must also have been in attendance 85 percent during the previous term (semester). Athletes must maintain a 2.0 grade point average. Please call Athletic Director, Kelly Lewis at Ext. 129 for additional information.

22 Plagiarism Policy “A teacher has the responsibility to gauge whether plagiarism has occurred and what awareness of plagiarism the student understands.” Academic consequences follow the policy determined by the teacher.

23 Fines and Due Bills Students are charged for lost or damaged textbooks, to purchase additional ID’s, parking tickets, lost uniforms, and various other items. Letters stating the amount that each student owes are sent out with each report card. All fines and fees owed to the NHCS or to the school must be paid before the student is allowed to participate in athletics, extra and co-curricular activities. Fines and fees may be paid to Bobbie Hobbs in the main office.

24 Electronic Devices Student use of electronic devices shall be limited to before and after school. These devices should be turned off during instruction, unless the teacher has indicated in the lesson plans that the devises will be used for instructional purposes that day or at the discretion of the teacher.

25 Lockers Students wishing to purchase a locker should see Mrs. Hudson in the front office You will need a parent signed Locker Form and $3

26 Dress Code Please do not wear:Spaghetti straps, tube tops, tank tops, see-through tops, net shirts, shirts that reveal midriff, other revealing attire Short skirts, dresses, shorts Hats, sunglasses, bedroom slippers Obscene, offensive, inflammatory, violent or gang-related clothing, book bags or jewelry Yoga pants, pajama bottoms, swim suits/trunks Leggings – unless worn with skirt, dress or shorts that meet length guidelines

27 Unacceptable Behaviors 1. Insubordination – refusing to do as a staff member reasonably requests. Example: A staff member asks you to move to a different desk. You refuse. 2. Smoking on campus 3. Verbal abuse of staff member 4. Running from an administrator or staff member 5. Trespassing on another school’s campus 6. Leaving campus without permission 7. Creating a major disruption on campus 8. Stealing 9. Vandalism, defacing, or destroying school property 10. Assaulting another student 11. Fighting

28 Administrator Disciplinary AssignmentsMs. Morrissey 9th Grade Mrs. Cole 10th Grade Mrs. Anderson 11th Grade Mr. Lewis 12th Grade Mr. Gulledge Dean of Students

29 WHAT Clinic The WHAT Ashley Wellness Center provides a variety of health care/medical services for students. Located in Room 208G, adjacent to the Media Center. Phone number is

30 Clubs Archery Club Daniel Glauber Art Club Shelly Day Bible StudyJennifer Fennell Catholic Eagles Amu Chesak Chess Club Tiffany Clark Chem-Techathon Suzanne Sexton Drama Club/Ashley Curtain Troupe (A.C.T.) Robin Clayton Engineering Club Environmental Club Jessica Thomason Exceptional Children Buddy Club (ECBC) Kristen Strickland Eye of the Eagle-by nomination Kim Easlick FBLA Patricia Papoulias Fellowship of Christian Athletes Taylor Thomas French Club Soumia Paull Hospice Club Margaret Gambino Interact Club / Rotary Louise Colella International Thespian Troupe Key Club Angela Holcombe Library Book Club Joann Absi Literary Club Ashley Rennie

31 Clubs Math Club/Team Pam Highsmith Mock Trial Team Travis VithalaniNational Beta Honors Society Lia Long National Honor Society Jessica Thomason National Technical Honor Society Paige Haney Pride Club Amanda Heiskell Science Olympiad Gwen Abraham Senior Prom Committee Robin Clayton Spanglish Mary Whitehead Spanish Club Kyle Hodnett / April Kincaid STAE Jennifer Blunier Step Team Susan Stupeinski SGA Amanda Penegar Teen Court Russ Smith Tri-M Music Jennifer Sugerik Wings Brian Stewart Yearbook/Journalism Martha Heise

32 Welcome Back! Have a Great Semester!!