Student Handbook - Union Grove High School

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UGHS SCHOOL SONG
Cheer, Cheer for Union Grove
High,
Ring out the echoes up to the sky,
While our team will win this game,
We’ll shout the good old UG
Name!
We’ll cheer them on to sure victory,
Our team will fight for you and for
me,
While our banner red and white
is waving for UG High
Union Grove Union
High School
Student Handbook
2014-2015
www.ug.k12.wi.us
Student Handbook & Planner 2014-2015
Union High School
District Administrator: Mr. Alan Mollerskov
Principal: Mr. Thomas Hermann
Assistant Principal: Mrs. Stacy Mortensen
Athletic/Activities Director: Mr. David Pettit
3433 S. Colony Avenue
Union Grove, WI 53182
Main Office: 878-2434 Attendance Line: 878-2436
Fax: 878-4056
This handbook belongs to:
Name: _______________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________
City/Zip:_____________________________________________
Phone:_____________________ Student #:________________
Union Grove Union High School
All complaints must be filed with:
Equity Coordinator - Ms. Michelle McCarthy
District Civil Rights Coordinator - Mrs. Stacy Mortensen
Dear Students and Parents:
DIRECTORY DATA
The administration, faculty and staff welcome each of you to Union Grove Union High
School.
These four short years will pass very quickly and will have a lasting effect over your
lifetime. It is for that reason that we ask you to make good decisions that best prepare
you for your next step after high school.
Best wishes for the upcoming year.
The Legislature created section 118.125 (2)(j) which provides that “directory
data” may be disclosed to any person, if the school has given public notice of
the categories of information which is designated as directory data with respect
to each pupil and has allowed a reasonable time thereafter for the parent, legal
guardian, or guardian ad litem of any pupil to inform the school that all or any
part of the directory data may not be released without prior consent from the parent, legal guardian or guardian ad litem. “Directory date” is defined in the new
section 118.125 (1) (d) to mean those pupil records which include the pupil’s
name, participation in official recognized activities and sports, weight and height
of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, photographs, degrees and
awards received.
Information such as the student name, participation in officially recognized
activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, photographs and awards received, shall be considered public information and may be released to appropriate persons and media. Students’ addresses
will be released to the school photographer for mailing regarding school photos.
Other institutions that may be included, but are not limited to, alumni reunion
committees, area newspapers and other publications. School districts receiving
federal education funds are required to provide, on request made by military recruiters or an institution of higher education, access to secondary school students'
names, addresses and telephone listings unless access to such information has
been restricted by the secondary school student or the student's parents.
Your Partners in Education,
CASES NOT COVERED BY THIS HANDBOOK
Our job is to assist you the best we can in preparing you for a university, a technical
college, the military or the work force. We believe this faculty is second to none in
wanting to help you achieve your goals; a reality that can only occur if you are here
and prepared every day. Take responsibility for your success.
This handbook has been developed to provide you with the guidelines and expectations necessary to operate an orderly school. You are encouraged to make yourself
knowledgeable of the contents of this handbook.
Many opportunities are available to you at Union Grove Union High School. If you
take advantage of them, become involved and put forth your best effort, you will find
your four years of high school to be some of the most rewarding of your life.
We will arrive at school each day prepared and ready to put forth our best efforts. All
we ask is that you do the same.
Al Mollerskov
Superintendent
Tom Hermann
Principal
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Stacy Mortensen
Assistant Principal
It is understood that the rules and policies contained in this handbook are not all
inclusive. The Administration may take such action not forbidden by law as is
necessary to maintain a safe, healthy, and orderly environment. School policies
and rules apply to all students regardless of age.
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will sign agendas for students returning to class. It is the student’s responsibility to
obtain this signature. Upon the students’ arrival back at class, teachers will check
the time on the agendas. During lunch, students must be in the library within 5
minutes of the start of their lunch period and remain in the library the entire time.
Entire classes will also sign up to use the library. Each student using the library
will have a teacher provided assignment that uses the library’s resources. The
computers and printers are for educational use only. For details, please refer to the
Computer Usage Agreement. The following conduct is not allowed: loud talking
or laughing that is disruptive gum chewing, eating, drinking, leaving the library
without permission, and mishandling of furniture or materials. Students may not
use headphones in the library unless it is for educational use, as determined by the
library staff. Loaning periods for library materials are posted in the library. There
is no grace period for returning materials late. Students will be charged fines if library materials are turned in late, damaged or lost. Notices of fines will be handed
out in first hour classes the second Monday of each month. Anyone who has not
paid their fines by the last day of the month will not be allowed to check out additional books.
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
The Union Grove Union High School District is committed to equal educational
opportunity for all students in the district.
It is the policy of the Union Grove Union High School District, pursuant to
s.118.13, Wis. Statutes, that no person, on the basis of sex, race, national origin,
ancestry, religion, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or
physcal, mental, emotional or learning disability, may be denied admission to any
school in this district or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be
discriminated against in any curricular, extracurricular, pupil services, recreational
or other program.
This policy also prohibits discrimination under related federal statutes, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (race, national origin), Title IX of the
Education Amendments of 1972 (sex), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973 (handicap).
It shall be the responsibility of the District Administrator to examine existing policies and develop new policies where needed to ensure that the Union Grove Union
High School District does not discriminate pursuant to federal and state law. The
Distrrict Administrator shall ensure that an employee is designated annually to receive complaints filed under s. 118.13 Wis Statutes, PI9, wis. Admin. code, Title IX
of the Education Amendments, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
That employee shall assure adoption of a complaint produre to resolve complaints
alleging violation of these laws.
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Table of Contents
Page
National Honor Society
37
Nondiscrimination Policy
41
Nurse's Office/Medication
29
Parental Notification of
Code Violations
20
Parking Lot
34-35
Passes - Hall/Restroom/Phone
20
Pep Rallies/Assemblies
36
Personal Appearance
15
Plagiarism
25
Post Secondary Options
40
Probation
23
Restrooms
14
School Calendar
3
School Fees
28
School Hours/Schedule
4
School ID Card
30
Services
28-29
Significant Health Issues
29
Sportsmanship
35-36
Student/Parent Responsibilities
8
Student Assistance
30
Student Conduct/Hallways
14
Student Council
36
Student Parking
34-35
Student Records
27
Student Removal from Class 23-24
Student Rights Re: Self Expression16
Study Help/Homework
33
Suspension
20-21
Teacher Assigned Detentions
20
Telephones
31
Theft/Trespassing
19-20
Tips for Success/
Activites Philosophy
6
Tobacco
15
Valuables
28
Vandalism
16
Video Cameras/
Personal Communication Devices 19
Visitors
28
Withdrawal/Transfer
27
Work Permits
34
After School Detentions
20
Alcohol and Drug Assistance
30
Alcohol and Other Drugs
15-16
Alcohol Testing
17-19
Alternative Programming
40
Announcements
34
Attendance and Tardiness
9-13
Busing
32-34
Cafeteria
31-32
Cases not covered
in this handbook
42
Change of Address
27
Classroom Conduct
23-27
Closed Campus
10-11
Co-curricular Activities/Athletics 6-7
Computer Usage Agreement
31
Counseling
30
Course changes
25
Curriculum
38-39
Dances
37-38
Dirctory Data
42
Discipline Plan
26
Displays of Affection
15
Expulsion/Use of Drugs
22
Field Trips
36
Fighting/Vandalism/
Weapons/Destructive Devices
16
Fire and Severe Weather Drills
27
Fundraising
36
Gambling
19
Grading System
38-39
Hallways/Lockers
14
Harassment/Bullying
21-22
Homebound Instruction
33
Honor Roll
40
Illness
10
Insubordination
24
Library Policies
40-41
Locker Room Policy
14
Lost and Found
34
Makeup Work
13
Media Services
30
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Union Grove Union High School
2014-2015
School Hours 7:30 a.m.—2:45 p.m.
September 2014
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November 2014
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January 2015
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For current events…www. ugbroncos.com
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LEGEND
No School
3 Hr. Delay-10:30 am Start
Early Release-11:30 am
Parent/Teacher Conferences
End of Term
Aug. 25
Aug. 26-28
Aug. 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 17
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 15
Oct. 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
Nov. 19
Nov. 26
Nov. 27-28
Dec. 10
Dec. 23
Dec. 24-Jan 2
Jan. 5
Jan. 14
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
Jan. 24
Feb. 4
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
March 3
March 4
March 11
Mar. 24
Mar. 25
Apr. 3-10
Apr. 22
Apr. 25
May 4-15
May 15
May 25
May 31
June 1-4
June 4
June 5
New Teacher Inservice
District Inservice
Freshman Orientation 1:30 pm
First Day of School
3 Hr. Delay-Staff Dev.
Homecoming Game
Homecoming Dance
P/T Conference 4:30-7:30
PSAT Testing
End of Term
Early Release 11:30 a.m.
Thanksgiving Break
Early Release 11:30 am
Winter Break
School Resumes
End of Term 2
District Inservice
Winter Formal
P/T Conference 4:30-7:30 pm
AP Parent Meeting 7:30 pm
ACT-All Juniors
ACT Work Keys-All Juniors
End of Term 3
Spring Break
Prom
AP Testing
Senior Banquet
Memorial Day - No School
Graduation 1:00 pm
Fr., Soph., Jr. Only
Early Release 11:30 am
No School-District Inservice
February 2015
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April 2015
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June 2015
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Calendar May Be Adjusted Due to
State Testing Dates
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7/18/14 Final
Honor Roll
Two levels of honor roll are recognized. High Honor Roll includes students who
have a term grade point average of 3.50 or better. The other, called Honor Roll,
includes those students having a term grade point average of 3.0 to 3.499.
Names of current honor students will be sent to local newspapers for publication and
will be posted at various places within the school. Students who have earned High
Honor Roll status for three terms within a school year, but not necessarily consecutively, will be presented with an emblem suitable for wearing on a school letter
jacket. Subsequent High Honor Roll status will be recognized each time with an
award of a bronze, silver or gold medal.
On-Line AP Courses
On-line AP Courses beyond the coursework offered at Union Grove Union High
School are available to students that have obtained Junior or Senior status.
Alternative Programming
Union Grove Union High School strives to provide all students with a comprehensive program through regular course offerings during the regular four block schedule. There may be occasions, however, when it becomes necessary to provide students with alternative programming. Students and parents must consult a counselor
before pursuing any alternative program. Some alternative selections may need the
formal approval of the Principal and/or Board of Education.
Youth Options
The State of Wisconsin allows for students to apply for alternative school options
should specific curriculum not be offered by the high schools. Such options include,
but are not limited to, the University of Wisconsin system and Gateway Technical
College. Students may explore such options following the 10th grade. Application
for Fall semester programs must be completed no later than March 15. Applications
for the Spring semester must be completed no later than October 1. Students and
parents who are interested should contact a counselor for more information.
LIBRARY POLICIES
The Media Center is organized for students to research, develop leisure reading, and
use for the development of classroom skills. Students who have questions regarding
selection of books, researching projects, or leisure reading should consult the librarian. Library rules and regulations are posted by the librarian. Students who violate
such regulations may lose library privileges. The library is open to students and staff
daily from 7:10 a.m. – 3:10 p.m. Students may use the library during Broncos Period, classes and lunch. Those students in study hall need to obtain a pass from the
library at the beginning of the school day. Students leaving an academic class need
to have their teacher call the library to make sure there is room for the students before sending them. If this is not done, students will be sent back to class. The library
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Union Grove Union High School has a weighted system utilized for computing grade
point averages, honor rolls, and honor graduates based on only AP classes only. The
following courses will be weighted according to the system outlined.
Grade
A+
A
AB+
B
BC+
C
CD+
D
DF
E
Points
Weighted Points
4.0
5.0
4.0
5.0
3.7
4.6
3.3
4.1
3.0
3.8
2.7
3.4
2.3
2.9
2.0
2.5
1.7
2.1
1.3
1.6
1.0
1.3
0.7
0.7
0.0
0.0
Reasonable effort, but student has not met requirements.
Course credit given, but 0 grade points earned:
S= Satisfactory
U=Unsatisfactory
I = Incomplete. Work must be completed within two weeks
for credit to be given.
Common Grading Scale:
Teachers will use a common grading scale (with the exception of a few classes).
A+
A
AB+
B
100-98
97-93
92-90
89-87
86-83
B
82-80
C+ 79-77
C
76-73
C- 72-70
D+ 69-67
D
DF
66-63
62-60
59-0
Failing Grades
A growing concern is that incoming Freshmen do not seem to understand the impact of
a failing grade. In high school, failing grades will lead to being ineligible for
graduation.
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REGULAR DAY SCHEDULE
1
7:30 - 8:53
(83)
Lunch during 3rd Period
2
9:03 - 9:38
(35) (B.R.O.N.C.O.S)
3
9:45-11:08
(83)
4
11:15-1:15
(120-30/90)
5
1:22-2:45
(83)
------------------------------------------------------TWO HOUR DELAY SCHEDULE
1
9:30 – 10:30 (60)
2
No BRONCOS Period
3
10:35 – 11:35 (60)
4
11:40 – 1:40 (30/90)
5
1:45 – 2:45 (60)
-------------------------------------------------------
Lunch during 3rd Period
THREE HOUR DELAY SCHEDULE
1
10:30 - 11:20
(50)
2
No BRONCOS Period
3
11:25-12:55
(90-30/60)
4
1:00-1:50
(50)
5
1:55 - 2:45
(50)
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Lunch during 2nd Period
EARLY DISMISSAL SCHEDULE
1
2
3
4
5
7:30 - 8:30
(5/55 )
No BRONCOS Period
8:35 - 9:30
(55)
9:35 - 10:30
(55)
10:35 - 11:30
(55)
B.R.O.N.C.O.S Period will not be held on "Special Schedule" days.
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Who do I talk to if I need help with:
Accident Report
Activity Calendar
Activity Fee
Athletic Eligibility
Athletic Team
Attendance
Bus Information
Change of Address
Checking Out of School for the Day
Club Information
College Information
College Recommendation
Course Work
Daily Announcements
Emergency
Financial Aid/Scholarships
Grade Questions
Homework (Extended Illness)
Honor Roll
ID Replacement
Injury
Job Opportunities
Locker Problems
Lost and Found
Lost Money in Vending Machine
Lost Textbooks
Need Help/Problem in Class
Parking Permit
Prescription Medicine
Problem with a teacher
Problem with another student
Requirements for Graduation
Summer School Information
Tests-ACT, SAT, etc
Textbook Fines
Theft Report
Transcripts
Transferring Schools
Visitor's Pass
Work Permits
Website/Nurses Office
Website/Attendance Office
Attendance Office
Athletic Office
Website/Athletic Office
Attendance Office/Teacher
District Office
Guidance Office
Attendance Office
Guidance or Activities Office
Guidance Office
Guidance Office
Guidance Office/Teacher
Website/Classrooms
Any Staff Member
Guidance Office
Teacher/Guidance Office
Attendance Office
Guidance Office
Main Office
Nurse’s or Main Office
Guidance Office
Attendance Office
Attendance Office
Main Office
Main Office
Teacher
Attendance Office
Nurse’s Office
Guidance or Main Office
Guidance or Attendance Office
Guidance Office
Guidance Office or Attendance Office
Guidance Office
Teacher/Main Office
Attendance Office
Guidance Office
Guidance Office
Main Office
District Office
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For a 7p.m.-11 a.m. dance, students may leave at 10:30. A student may leave early with
their parent. Cafeteria will be open on the half hours for five minutes. Students can
store their belongings in there at their own risk.
Guest Passes - When a student signs up their guest from another school they will be
given a guest “pass” from the office. The completed pass must be returned to the office
by the due date.
Dress Code - No hats, no jeans. Boys should wear collared shirts and dress pants.
Girls cannot wear dresses that expose cleavage, extend above mid- thigh, have slits
extending above mid- thigh. Students not appropriately dressed will not be allowed in
to the dance.
Student Check-In - Students with bags, purses, and/or coats will be asked to stop at
the check-in table and will be subject to search. It is strongly recommended that all
bags and purses be left in vehicles. If a teacher or staff member believes a student has
been drinking or is under the influence, the student will be subject to search and given a
breathalyzer, the Racine County Sheriffs will be called, and (at the Sheriff’s discretion)
any student found drinking at a dance will be ticketed. Parents must pick students up
and students may be given a three day out-of-school suspension. Future extra-curricular activities may be impacted.
Dancing - When dancing back to front, all dancers must remain upright. Examples are:
no hands on knees and no hands on the dance floor with your buttocks touching your
dance partner. There will be no touching of the breasts, buttocks or genitals. There will
be no straddling of each others’ legs. A student dancing inappropriate will be asked to
leave and a parent will be called.
Video Taping - The dance will be video taped to insure the safety of all students
attending.
CURRICULUM
Grading System
Student grade reports are posted to family access on Skyward after each term of the
grading period.
Teachers evaluate students and render grades within the framework set forth according
to each teacher’s goals and objectives. The term’s final grades are the ones which are
recorded on the student’s permanent high school record. Parent/teacher conferences
will be held in the middle of 1st and 3rd term at which time grades can be distributed in
person.
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tion in Student Council is set up exclusively through the by-laws of the council itself.
As members of the council, students are encouraged to provide creative leadership to
the student body. This is accomplished through representation of student needs to the
Administration, working with all student groups, and articulating the council goals.
TOP TEN TIPS ON BEING A SUCCESSFUL BRONCO
1.
2.
National Honor Society
Selection is based on four criteria: scholarship, leadership, service, and character, with
each criteria being of equal importance. Selection of members shall be by a majority
vote of the faculty council.
To fulfill the scholarship requirement, the candidate must have a minimum cumulative
grade point average of 3.5 and be nominated at the end of their Sophomore or Junior
year. There is no quota of members per class.
3.
The faculty council considers the leadership criteria to be highly important for
membership selection. All elected or appointed leadership positions held in school,
community, or work activities are then reviewed. Students are expected to have
several leadership experiences both in school and out of school in order to meet the
leadership criteria.
7.
8.
The faculty council also considers the service criteria to by highly important. Students
are to report any activities outside of school in which they participated for the
betterment of the community. Again, students are expected to have several examples
of community service in order to meet this requirement.
10.
4.
5.
6.
9.
Be punctual: Absences and tardiness are disruptive to learning, especially yours.
Stay up on your homework: Nothing good comes from turning in a
incomplete, late or unsatisfactory work.
Communicate your issues and concerns with your teachers, counselors
and administrators.
Get academic help early: Avoid waiting until the last week to pass a
class.
Get involved: We have many positive, fun and exciting activities being
offered at Union Grove Union High School.
Make good choices and do what you know to be right: The popular
thing is not always the right thing.
Be informed: There are no excuses for not knowing.
Have a pass: Always ask for a pass before you enter the hallway during
class time.
Have fun and enjoy the many opportunities that Union Grove
Union High School offers: expect excellence from the people
around you because we expect excellence from you.
Choose your friends wisely.
ACTIVITY PHILOSOPHY
The entire faculty is given the opportunity to complete a rating form for each student
eligible for NHS membership. The committee looks closely at the faculty’s rating on
the character of each student.
Membership is an honor bestowed upon a select group of students by the faculty
council on behalf of the school faculty. Students may not apply for membership.
Eligible students are required to complete the student information form and return it by
the due date. It is expected that these forms will be neatly and carefully prepared by
the student.
Involvement in activities is an integral part of the educational program, as it
complements and enhances the intellectual, emotional, and social development of each
participant.
Union Grove Union High School is committed to offering a great variety of
extra-curricular opportunities and achieving excellence by developing students’
dedication, character, potential, and preparation for life in a competitive society
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS
Potential candidates will be notified after second term grades are received. Those
selected for membership will be notified by the end of March and the induction ceremony will be held the following fall.
Dance Policies and Procedures
Time Release - The doors will be locked one hour after the start of the dance. No one
will be admitted after that time. Students will not be released from the dance until one
half hour before the dance ends. For a 7-10 p.m. dance, students may leave at 9:30.
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An individual’s total education extends beyond the classroom. The purpose of an
effective co-curricular program must be to provide each student with opportunities for
emotional, cultural, mental, physical, and social growth. This growth can be
accomplished through activities that support and advance the curriculum, promoted
common interests, develop a sense of ownership in the school, and reflect and enhance
the goals of the District.
In order to accomplish this purpose, the co-curricular program should exhibit the
following characteristics:
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1. High level of participation
2. Equal access for all students
3. Responsiveness to students’
interests/talents
4. Faculty participation/support
5. Interaction with parents and
community talents and skills
6. Diverse opportunities
7. School/community service
8. Development of leadership qualities
9. Enjoyable experiences and positive
attitudes
10. Promotion of a curiosity about and an
interest in many different activities
11. Development and demonstration of
students’
12. Management by skilled and effective
sponsors and coaches
Union Grove Union High School offers a rich array of activities that include student
leadership, community service, interest level clubs and academic competitions and
experiences. Every student is encouraged to select one or more of these programs in
which to participate.
CLUB ADVISORS
SPORTS/COACHES
A Capella Choir: Jen Hojnacki
Academic Decathlon: Kathy Franks
Art Club: Sandi Zangerle
Battle of the Books: Gayle Kerznar
Bowling: Jennifer Jansen
Bronco Buddies: Rebecca Gunville
Car Club: Nick Baldwin
Drama Productions: Josh Lang
Equestrian Club: Stacy Mortensen
FBLA: Eric Swanson
Forensics: Jen Jackowski
Gaming Club: Alex Vincer
German Club: Jessica Dahlberg
Jazz Band: Alex Vincer
Jr. Class Advisor: Jen Maier/Tammy Rhody
Key Club: Polly Weidoff
Math Club: TBD
Model U.N.: Mike Arendt
NHS: TBD
Pep Band: Alex Vincer
Science Club: TBD
Scrapbooking: Amy Buchanan
Senior Class: Polly Wiedoff
Skills USA: Aaron Schreiber/Lee Caminiti
Ski Club: Renee Hansen/Janet Kieslich
Spanish Club:Jen Purdy, Emily VanDyne
Varsity Football: Jordan Hein
Boys/Girls Tennis: Mike Brannan
Girls Volleyball: Sarah Busalacchi
Boys Volleyball: Dan Dresen
Boys/Girls Cross Country: Kyle Patoka
Boys/Girls Soccer: Sean Jung
Boys/Girls Golf: Eric Swanson
Dance: Amanda Lappi (Fall/Winter)
Boys Basketball: Dave Pettit
Girls Basketball: Rob Domagalski
Wrestling: Andy Weis
Girls Softball: Ryan Boylen
Boys/Girls Track: Joe Busalacchi
Boys Baseball: Mike Arendt
Co-op Programs
Boys/Girls Swimming - Burlington HS
Girls Gymnastics - Burlington HS
Boys Hockey - Greenfield HS
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Student Council: Julie Mikula,
Jennifer Maier
Trap Club: Aaron Schreiber
Officials or judges are to be accorded respect at all times.
The rules of the activity are to be known, understood, and appreciated. A
familiarity with the current rules and the recognition of their necessity for a fair
contest are essential.
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Self control must always be maintained. A proper perspective must be
maintained if the potential educational values of competition are to be realized.
Skill in performance regardless of affiliation is to be recognized and appreciated.
Union Grove Union High School and the Southern Lakes Conference strongly
support the concepts of good sportsmanship. The details of application are outlined in
all sports programs as well as with the teams themselves.
Fundraising
Many activities use fundraising as a mechanism for raising money for various programs. All fundraising is to be cleared annually through the Activities Director prior to
the actual time of implementation. The advisor is responsible for maintaining the
fundraising activity. Monies taken in by fundraisers are accountable to the District
Office.
Pep Rallies
Periodically, the school will have pep rallies as both a recognition for participants in
athletic and non-athletic activities and a means by which to increase student spirit.
Students are requested to show respect for others when at pep rallies, to enter and leave
stands in an orderly fashion, and to promote school spirit in a positive and meaningful
way.
Assemblies
Student assemblies are designed to be entertaining and educational. Students should
enter and leave assemblies in an orderly fashion. Attention, respect, and courtesy
should be given speakers and performers at all assemblies or programs. Students who
yell, disrupt, or who are discourteous during an assembly program will be barred from
further programs.
Field Trips
Field trips are designed to provide students with further exploration of a specific area
of study. As such, they are an extension of the curriculum and, therefore, are a part of
the school day. All rules and policies of Union Grove Union High School, including
those related to smoking and grooming, are applicable when on field trips.
Student Council
The Student Council of Union Grove Union High School gives students an opportunity
to participate in the planning and governing of school activities. Student representa-
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· Students must register their vehicles in the office and purchase a parking tag which
should be displayed on the rear view mirror. There is a $100.00 charge. Failure to
display a tag may result in the vehicle being ticketed/towed at owner’s expense or office disciplinary action.
· Students will not be assigned parking spaces but should park on a first choice daily
basis only in the numbered spaces that have been provided. Failure to park correctly in
the spaces provided can result in the vehicle being ticketed/towed at owner’s expense
and loss of parking privileges for one term or the remainder the school year.
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
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Speeding or careless driving in the parking lot will result in a ticket and
suspension parking privileges.
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The designated area for parking is a part of school property and control. All
rules regarding smoking, use of alcohol and drugs, as well as student behavior,
are applicable. No loitering!
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Failure to follow attendance rules regarding tardiness and unexcused class
absences can result in suspension of parking privileges.
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Parking in a NO PARKING ZONE will result in the car being ticketed/towed at
the owner’s expense.
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During the school day, students will need permission from the office to go to their
vehicles in the parking lot.
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The school reserves the right to search any vehicle parked on school property.
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Permits will be issued in the following priority:
1) Work Study, 2) Senior and Juniors/Open enrollment students –
First come basis
AFTER 3 PM ALL STUDENTS WILL BE PICKED UP AT THE SOUTH ENTRANCE. NO STUDENT PICK UP AT THE NORTH ENTRANCE AFTER 3
PM.
Sportsmanship
Union Grove Union High School believes that sportsmanship is an essential ingredient to a successful high school activities program. The elements of fairness, courteous
behavior, and gracious acceptance of both individual and contest results must be incorporated into every extracurricular activity. The following fundamentals of sportsmanship are supported by the Union Grove Union High School District and the Southern
Lakeshore Conference:
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Respect is to be shown at all times. The opponent should be treated as a guest
and accorded the tolerance, honesty, and generosity which all human
beings deserve.
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Understand and follow the Student Handbook.
Attend school and classes regularly, arrive on time, bring appropriate
materials, such as books, paper, pencils, etc.; be prepared to participate in
class and do homework.
Work toward academic growth.
Respect the rights, feelings and property of fellow students, parents,
school staff, visitors, guests and school neighbors.
Conduct yourself properly while at school, at any school-related activity,
at bus stops, or on school busses so as not to interfere with the rights
of the students.
Follow discipline guidelines adopted by the school and the school district.
Dress appropriately and have grooming habits which do not interfere
with learning process or school environment or pose a danger to health or
safety.
Properly care for, return, or pay for lost school-issued textbooks.
Have your parent/guardian notify the school when you will be absent.
Be accountable for your own actions, both as an individual and as part of a
group.
Build bridges of understanding among persons of different races, religions,
sexes and social and economic groups.
Refrain from the use of profane and vulgar language.
Obey the laws concerning the possession and use of certain drugs.
Do not bring to school materials clearly forbidden by school rules.
Cooperate with other students and staff members to promote the well-being,
safety, and security of the school community.
PARENT/GUARDIAN RESPONSIBILITIES
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Review and discuss the Student Handbook.
Act as partners with school staff members by sharing appropriate ideas for
improving learning and preventing or resolving discipline problems.
Provide for the health, physical and emotional well-being of your student.
Promote prompt and regular attendance and provide the school with reasons
for absences and tardiness.
Attend parent conferences/school activities.
Encourage compliance with school rules.
Provide a quiet study area at home and monitor the completion of homework.
Inform the school of any change in address, telephone number, or emergency
contact information.
Observe state law which requires all students to be immunized against certain
diseases.
Report to the school office when visiting the school during regular school hours.
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ATTENDANCE
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO REPLICATE THE CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE
WHEN A STUDENT IS ABSENT.
Next to our staff, time is our most valuable resource.That is why daily attendance is
critical. The Union Grove Union High School Board of Education and Racine County,
in recognition of the statutory requirements for school attendance (WI stat. 118.5 &
118.16), in the public interest of an educated society, and the ultimate success of the
individual student within the school and work setting, believe that school attendance
takes precedence over non-school activities.
Unless a student is excused or graduated from high school, parents/guardians are
required by law to ensure regular attendance at school for their young adult until age
18.
It is the responsibility of both parent and student to follow proper attendance
procedures. The school accepts responsibility for keeping up to date records
regarding student attendance.
School attendance is monitored every period of the day inclusive of homeroom. The
school follows strict procedures relative to the laws of the state of Wisconsin in
enforcing attendance.
the office. Homework may be assigned by individual instructors for the development
and enrichment of skills. Students who require help may seek the help of the instructor
or arrange for tutoring service.
Announcements
Verbal announcements of student activities and school policies will normally be made
the last five minutes of 1st period. All announcements must be approved by the administrator/designee before being read. Any announcements submitted by students must be
initialed by the advisor or teacher. All announcements must be submitted before 8:00
am. Announcements will be posted on the office bulletin board and school website.
Lost & Found
Articles found in the building should be taken to the cafeteria. Students should check
to see if lost articles have been turned in before reporting them stolen or missing.
Unclaimed articles will be disposed of at the end of the second and fourth terms. Electronic items are turned in to the office.
Work Permits
Current law regarding the number of hours a minor may work are available from the
principal. Under Wisconsin Law, work permits may be revoked by the principal if the
student displays problems in school attendance. Work permits may be obtained from
the school if the following are provided:
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The following are considered legitimate reasons for absence by the Board of
Education:.
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Illness - mental or physical. Medical verification may be required.
Family emergency or crisis.
Attendance at a funeral of an immediate relative.
Appointments with medical specialists. Please schedule appointments around
the school day when possible.
Attendance at family celebrations or religious events.
Attendance at special events of educational value as approved by the
Administration. This statement does not excuse absences for professional
baseball games, concerts, “skip days”, picnics, etc.
School related activities as approved by the Administration.
Family trips can be taken during the normal school term. The intent of this statement
is to provide opportunity for students to accompany their parents/guardians on a
vacation that cannot be scheduled when school is not in session. Parents/Guardians
are encouraged to schedule time off outside the school calendar. All such absences
must be arranged with the Administration prior to the trip. Student absences in excess
of 10 days per year will not be considered excused unless a medical excuse from a
doctor, or a court document is on file with the school office. Student vacations without
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A letter from the employer indicating hours to be worked, the salary paid, as
well as the employer’s address/phone number, the work involved.
A letter from student’s parent/guardian stating that the student has permission
to work, listing their home address.
A birth /baptismal certificate, driver’s license or state ID card
A $10.00 fee.
A social security card
Student must sign the permit in the presence of the person issuing the permit.
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Student Parking
Union Grove Union High School provides bus transportation to all students requiring such service. Therefore, it is important that student driving be limited. The use of
automobiles to drive to school is regarded as a privilege and will be regulated by the
policies of Union Grove Union High School and the Racine County Sheriff’s Office.
Students who drive to school must know and follow these policies:
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Under no circumstances may a parking tag be sold or transferred to
another student.
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No eating or smoking on the bus.
No rollerblades, skateboards, scooters on bus.
Bus riders are not permitted to leave their seats while the bus in in motion.
In case of emergency, students are to remain in the bus or evacuate the bus
as directed by the driver. Do not leave by the rear door except in case of
emergency.
Report any injuries to the driver.
After leaving the bus
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When it is necessary to cross the road, do so with caution. Cross at least ten
feet in front of the bus after getting a signal from the driver after looking to
be sure that no traffic is approaching from either direction.
General policy regarding bus conduct
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Students must get on and off the bus at their regular pick-up points, except where there is written permission from the parents requesting such
change.
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Non bus riders desiring to ride the bus to a regular bus student’s house
may do so only if there is room on the bus and they have a note from
the school principal requesting this. Violators of these rules will be
reported with a written referral to the principal or assistant principal.
Violation of bus rules will be penalized in the following manner:
First offense - Assistant Principal confers with student,.
Second offense - Assistant Principal again confers with pupil
also notifies parent that a third violation will result in no less than a three day suspension of bus riding privileges.
Third offense - Assistant Principal administers not less than a three day suspension of
bus riding privileges. Parents are notified of this by the Assistant Principal.
Fourth offense-may result in extended or permanent loss of riding privileges.
Severe violations - May necessitate immediate application of penalties set forth in third
and fourth offense, even it is the first or second offense.
Homebound Instruction
Should a student become incapable of remaining in school because of verified
medical problems for more than five consecutive days, the school will provide homebound instruction until such time that the student can be determined healthy enough to
come back to school. Homebound instruction must be arranged through the Principal.
A conference will be set up between the student’s teachers, a guidance counselor, and
parent/guardian.
Study Help/Homework
Union Grove Union High School, through its counseling office and efforts of individual instructors, can provide additional help for those students who are in need of
academic tutoring. Students or parents/guardians interested in such help should contact
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parent/guardian accompaniment are unexcused.
Please note: Students may receive a failing grade on all daily classroom work or
participation missed due to an unexcused absence. Excused students will be permitted
to make up major tests and projects within a reasonable period of time as designated by
the teacher.
Students are expected to stay in the classroom for the first 45 minutes of each class
before leaving on a pass.
Absense due to illness
On the day of the absence, the parent/guardian is obligated to do the following:
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Call the high school between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. stating the reason for
the absence.
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Provide a written notes explaining the absence.
THE ABSENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED UNEXCUSED UNLESS A PHONE
CALL IS RECEIVED BY THE HIGH SCHOOL WITHIN 24 HOURS.
For an absence due to a long term illness of 5 days or more, the student must have a
medical excuse for re-admittance to school.
Per WI stat 118.15(3)(c), a child may not be excused for more than 10 days in a school
year. Absences beyond 10 days are considered unexcused. Students may not receive
credit for work missed due to unexcused absences.
Pre-arranged absence - Two or more days
Prior to the absence, it is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to do the following:
A phone call describing the nature of the absence, one week in advance of the absence,
should be submitted to the attendance office. Upon receipt of this call, the student will
be issued a Vacation slip which must be completed by all of that student’s teachers,
counselors and returned to the attendance office before the absence.
Appointments-Medical or Dental
On the day prior to the absence, or the morning of, it is the responsibility of the parent/
guardian to do the following:
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Call the Attendance Office stating the time and reason of the absence. A
Permit to Leave the Building will be issued.
Submit to the Attendance Office proof of a medical/dental visit upon return to
school.
Closed Campus
No student is permitted to leave school grounds without prior approval by the
attendance office. A signed Permit to Leave Building pass must be shown to our
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Security Guard. Non-compliance with this rule will result in suspension for the rest of
the day and revocation of parking privileges for a time set by the Administration.
For example: students found to be leaving campus to go to lunch will be suspended for
the remainder of the day. Parental notification after the student has left will not excuse
the absence.
Union Grove High School grounds extend to include the Legion parking lot.
Students will not be allowed in the student parking lot any time during school hours
unless they have approval from school security. Violation of this rule will result in the
following disciplinary action:
* 1st offense - Administrative warning and detention
* 2nd offense - Out of school suspension and parental notification
* 3rd offense - Out of school suspension for 1-5 days and/or revocation of
parking privileges for a time stated by administration.
The school retains the right to hold vehicle inspections and search their contents at any
time the vehicle is on school grounds.
Unexcused Absence from Class & All Day Truancy
Students who miss one or more class periods without approval from the attendance
office, will be considered unexcused. Students who violate this policy will be given a
“0” grade for that day’s assignment and class participation. Students can make up any
major test or project within the time limits set by each teacher.
Disciplinary action for unexcused absences is as follows:
1st Truancy: Office detentions with parental notification.
2nd Truancy: Office detentions with parental notification.
Referral to Guidance Counselor.
3rd Truancy: Office detentions for each hour of unexcused absences with parental
notification. Parental conference required with Asst. Principal
and Guidance Counselor. Attendance improvement
plan is discussed and implemented . Loss of privileges—see below.
4th Truancy: Parental notification and referral to RCSD for a truancy citation.
Further loss of privileges.
5th Truancy: Parental notification. Court referral. Parents are notified through certified
mail. Further loss of privileges until a time determined by the
Administration.
ANY TRUANCY THAT IS CONCIDERED A SAFETY ISSUE IS PUNISHABLE
ON 1ST OFFENSE WITH A TRUANCY TICKET
Additional actions may be taken at the discretion of the High School Administration
and the Board of Education these may include, but are not limited to:
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Busing
Busing is provided for students at Union Grove Union High School according to the
laws of the State of Wisconsin and Board Policy. Bus riding is a privilege, not a right.
Students are expected to follow rules set forth by the Board of Education and the State
Department of Transportation.
Dousman Transport Company
Bus Company Contact : Ms. Paula Behling 878-1101
The following rules shall be observed by all riding the school buses:
General Rules
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The driver is in full charge. Obey all directions promptly.
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Bus drivers reserve the right to assign seats.
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Classroom conduct must be observed on the bus at all times.
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Once you are on the bus, you must remain there until you have reached
school or home. The only exception to this rule is when a student has to
transfer to another bus.
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Any damage done while rules are not observed will be paid by the offender.
Prior to loading(on the road and at school)
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Be on time at your stop - buses cannot wait.
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Stay off the road at all times while waiting for the bus.
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Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before attempting to enter.
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Be careful in approaching bus stops.
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Bus riders are not permitted to move toward the bus at school loading
zone until the buses have come to a complete stop.
While on the bus
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Keep hands and head inside at all times.
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Remember that loud talking or unnecessary confusion diverts the driver’s
attention and may result in a serious accident.
Bus riders should never tamper with the bus or any of its equipment.
Damages must be paid for by the offender.
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Leave no books, lunches or other objects on the bus. Keep all objects out of
the aisles, especially band instruments.
No one is to open the rear emergency door of the bus
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Help look after the safety of other riders.
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Windows are to be opened only with the permission of the driver and may not
be lowered to more than the third notch. Do not throw anything out of the
bus windows.
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Bus riders are expected to be courteous to fellow pupils and to the bus driver.
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Vulgar or profane language will not be tolerated.
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Absolute quiet when approaching a railroad crossing.
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is based on nutrition and ease of consumption during a set time period. Students are
requested to proceed to the cafeteria upon dismissal from class, to walk and line up in
an orderly fashion.
All students, whether they eat or not, are to report to the cafeteria during lunch period.
Students may not leave the cafeteria without the permission of the lunchroom
supervisor. If a student wants to work in the library during lunch, he/she must report
there immediately and stay for the entire period.
Disturbances, the throwing of food, and disruptive noise will not be tolerated. Lunch
trays are to be removed from the tables when finished.
Respect for the cafeteria in terms of cleanliness, good manners in eating, and mutual
respect for everyone including the cooks is expected. Students may bring bag lunches.
Students in violation of cafeteria rules may be required to eat in a place other than the
cafeteria.
Cafeteria Rules
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Keep your food on your tray
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Take only the food you intend to eat
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Clean up your own eating area
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bell rings.
COMPUTER USAGE AGREEMENT
The Union Grove Union High School Board has a Computer Usage policy in effect.
All students will be provided a copy during the first week of school and will sign an
aggreement stating they have read the policy and will abide by the stipulations as set
forth by the board. Union Grove Union High School will strongly enforce all policies.
A copy of the policy can be viewed at www.ug.k12.wi.us
Course Retakes
When a student repeats a course he/she will receive elective credit for each term passed
the first time, but all original grades will remain on the transcript and be included in the
calculation of the GPA. Grade of “F” will continue to remain on the transcript, even
after the course has later been completed with a passing grade.
Telephones
Office phones are to be used only in the case of illness or emergency. Messages will
be delivered through the school office in cases of real emergency. Students who work
should inform their employers that telephone messages will not be delivered by the
office.
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- Grade reduction due to lack of class participation.
- Denied access to extracurricular programs
- Priority Scheduling
- Revocation of parking permit
- Lunches in the cafeteria
- Elimination of Work Study
-Loss of Youth Options
- Denied access to dances, assemblies
School Day: The school day for students is defined as starting when a student enters
the school grounds or school bus and ends when the student leaves the school grounds
or bus.
Tardiness to Class: In accordance with school policies regarding attendance, students
are to be in class on time. Students must understand that excessive tardiness will bring
about disciplinary action from the attendance office. If you are late to class, do not
come to the office for a late pass, report directly to class.
Tardy to School: If the student is tardy to school, a parent/guardian is expected to call
in advance to the attendance office before any tardy will be excused.
Tardy students must report to the Attendance Office before reporting to class. An
unexcused tardy admit slip will be issued to the student.
The following are acceptable excuses for tardiness to school:
Illness, medical or dental appointment with Physician's verification , or family emergency or crisis.
The following are not considered acceptable excuses for tardiness to school:
Oversleeping, car problems and motor vehicle violations.
The administration reserves the right to refuse to accept any excuse for
tardiness to school.
Arriving to class late:
1st Tardy: Handled by classroom teacher (warning)
2nd Tardy: Handled by classroom teacher (assigned teacher detention).
3rd Tardy : Handled by classroom teacher (assigned teacher detention).
*Parent Contacted by teacher.
4th Tardy: Referral and school detention. Parent contacted by Asst. Principal.
5th Tardy: ISS for Insubordination.*Parent contacted by Asst. Prin.
6th Tardy: ISS for Insubordination.*Parent contacted by Asst. Prin.
7th Tardy: Possible removal from class for excessive classroom disruptions.
Habitual Truancy procedures begin.
18 Year Old Attendance Status
Students who are 18 or will become 18 will be accountable to the same rules/policies
regarding attendance as students who are not 18. 18 year old students may not sign
themselves out or excuse themselves.
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Illness
If a student is ill during the day, he/she should report to the nurse’s or school office.
Any request to leave school because of illness must be cleared with a parent/guardian
or person designated as an emergency contact. Students who leave school ill without
clearance will be listed as having an “unexcused” absence and detentions may be
issued.
Make-Up Work
When a student has been absent from class, he/she should contact each teacher about
make-up work you may also check your skyward account for any teacher assignments.
It is entirely up to the student to arrange for missed assignments. All incompletes
must be made up within two weeks of the reporting period. Exceptions are based on
extenuating circumstances and may be granted if requested. Requests for homework to
be delivered to the office may be made to the attendance secretary on the second day of
absence. Instructors have 24 hours to turn in assignments to the office.
STUDENT CONDUCT
Introduction
It is the responsibility of the school to provide a safe and orderly learning environment
in which all students can learn. No student’s behavior should interfere with another’s
right to be safe, with any teacher’s right to teach, or with any student’s right to learn.
Each teacher is able to establish the rules and procedures for his or her classroom. You
are expected to observe those rules and to respond promptly to the direction of your
teacher.
All students are expected to adhere to the following basic rules.
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Treat ALL persons in and around the school with respect.
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Treat ALL school property and the property of others with respect.
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Act only in ways that are safe for you and for others.
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Act only in ways that allow teachers to teach and students to learn.
Students who violate these rules will be disciplined.
Union Grove Union High School recognizes that the skills students learn are not
confined to the classroom. Standards of acceptable behavior and mutual respect must
be learned and maintained if people are to be successful in life. The District also
recognizes the individuality and uniqueness of every person. As a result, the rules of
student conduct are designed for the benefit of maintaining the rights of every person to
a safe environment, a nonrestrictive environment, and respect for all components of the
educational process. If there are questions relating to the enforcement or purposes for
any of the following codes, please address the question to an administrator as soon as
possible.
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Counseling
Counseling services are available to all students. Many problems concerning both
school and one’s personal life may be helped by consulting a guidance counselor.
Support services are available in many different forms for those students who express
a need. Academic guidance is provided through conferences involving a student,
parents, teachers, and counselors. Individual counseling is also available. Vocational,
work, and college information is made available through the Guidance Office.
Students interested in the United States Armed Services, as well as occupational
programs, should consult their counselor.
Alcohol and Drug Assistance
Addiction and abuse of alcohol/drugs will prevent the attainment of goals and personal success. It is the philosophy of Union Grove Union High School to attempt to
help any person who seeks it in this area. Students who have problems in this area
are encouraged to seek the assistance of a guidance counselor, trained staff member or
Student Assistance Coordinator. All inquiries are kept confidential.
Student Assistance
The Program to Assist Student Success (PASS) is a comprehensive program that deals
with factors that may inhibit or prevent student success within the school setting and
beyond. Students who are in need of help because of drug/alcohol related problems,
depression, pregnancy, low self esteem, suicidal tendencies, court problems, or in
need of someone to listen should contact a guidance counselor or the Student
Assistance Coordinator. Also, many faculty and staff members are trained to provide
support through prevention, intervention, referral to outside resources, and
supportive strategies. Students seeking help may request it directly or go through a
referral process. All inquiries are kept confidential.
School Identification Card
Photo I.D.s are required of every student at Union Grove Union High School. There
is no fee for first I.D. Replacements are $2.00. The I.D. allows for admittance to
non-WIAA playoff home games.
Media Services
The Media Center is organized for students to research, develop leisure reading, and
use for the development of classroom skills. Students who have questions regarding
selection of books, researching projects, or leisure reading should consult the
librarian. Library rules and regulations are posted by the librarian at the beginning of
the school year. Students who violate such regulations may lose library privileges.
Cafeteria
The school does not have an open lunch policy, so students may not leave the
building during this time. The hot lunch program at Union Grove Union High School
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Nurse’s Office
The school nurse is available for assisting you with health concerns. The nurse or her
staff will be in school for immediate nursing care during the school day on a part time
basis. Designated staff will handle emergencies when the nursing staff is not in the
building. Students should not be sent to school when they are ill and will be sent home
if they are suspected of having a communicable disease.
Medication Policy
Medication forms are available from the nurse or in the office. Students must have a
medication form on file in the office and comply with the following rules to use
medication in school.
·A Physician’s Order form must be completed for any medications taken for more
than twelve days in a month. All medication must be registered with the high school
office.
·Students may keep prescription and over-the-counter medication with them at school
as long as a Student Medication Authorization form is completed and the medication is
registered with the office.
*Parents or guardians may choose to have school staff administer medication. In this
case, a Medication Administration Consent form must be completed.
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ALL MEDICATION MUST HAVE:
- Child’s full name in Original container,
- Name of drug and dosage,
- Time to be given
If medication is a prescription drug, all of the above, plus:
- Pharmacy name and phone number
- Prescription number
- Physician’s name
Emergency Form
All students are required to have a signed emergency health form each year. This
information is extremely important should an emergency regarding a student arise.
Significant Health Conditions
The school needs to be aware of any significant health conditions of students in
attendance. Please notify the school nurse at 878-2434.
Accidents/Emergency
Report all accidents to the teacher in the area, the school nurse, or the building administrator. The school may determine that an emergency exists and ask for assistance.
Parent/guardian or their designated emergency person will be contacted immediately.
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Hallways
The eight minute passing periods between classes provide the student with ample time
to walk from one part of the building to another. In order to maintain a safe environment and avoid confusion, students are asked to walk to their classes, not run, and to
avoid congregating in the middle of the halls with friends.
Lockers
Lockers are made available to all students. The locker is the property of the school and
should be treated as such. Students assume all responsibility for the contents of their
lockers. Therefore, the school is not liable for any losses the students may incur.
Students should never leave their lockers unlocked, share lockers, or give the combination to another student. Students choose such actions at their own risk.
Lockers should be kept orderly and clean at all times. Students are asked not to deface
lockers or break the lock for easy accessibility. Students are responsible for keeping
lockers in good condition.
The school retains the right to hold locker inspections and search their contents at any
time.
Locker Room Privacy
Locker rooms are provided for the use of physical education students, athletes and
other activity groups and individuals authorized by the building principal or by District
policy.
* No one will be permitted to enter into the locker room or remain in the locker
room to interview or seek information from an individual in the locker room at
anytime. Such interviews may take place outside of the locker room consistent
with applicable District policies and/or school rules.
* No cameras, video recorders or other devices that can be used to record or
transfer images may be used in the locker room at any time.
* No person may use a cell phone to capture, record or transfer a representation
of a nude or partially nude person in the locker room or to take any other photo
or video image of a person in the locker room.
Students and staff violating this policy shall be subjected to school disciplinary action
and possible legal referral, if applicable. Other persons violating the policy may be
subject to penalties outlined in state law. The building principal or his/her designee
shall be responsible for enforcing this policy.
Restrooms
Students are requested to use the restrooms before and after school, between class
periods, and at the beginning and end of the lunch period. Students are not to loiter in
the restrooms. If a student is feeling ill, he/she is asked to report to the office. Students
who smoke in or vandalize restrooms may have their access restricted.
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Personal Appearance
Union Grove Union High School students and parents have a responsibility to exercise
good judgment in dress, in order to maintain an atmosphere of positive educational
experience. We expect students to come to Union Grove Union High School dressed
appropriately and ready to learn. Any over exposure of skin will not be tollerated.
Students who do not comply with the dress code will be sent to the office to make arrangements for appropriate clothing. Your cooperation in maintaining an appropriate
standard which reflects an educational setting is greatly appreciated.
The high school reserves the right to request that students replace any questionable clothing that falls under the following areas:
Visitors
Union Grove Union High School maintains a closed campus policy. Visitors must be
admitted by the principal’s office. The school requests that adult visitors check into
the principal’s office and provide the principal/designee with the purpose and amount
of time they will spend in the building. Student visitors will be admitted with parental
permission only. Permission is required by a parent of both the visitor and the student
host. Such permission must be granted in person or over the phone directly to the
principal/designee. There will be no exceptions. Prior notification of visitation must
be made.
**Clothing will not contain - expressions that are obscene, profane, and pornographic, that represent illegal
behavior, which demean race, religion, sex, ethnicity, or that advocate pain, death,
suicide, gangs or drug use.
Valuables
Students are discouraged from bringing large amounts of cash or valuables to school.
While the school does attempt to provide for a secure environment, it is not responsible
for the theft of student property. All student lockers have working locks. Students
should not tamper with the locking mechanisms. Any problems with lockers should be
reported to the main office. See a PE teacher for a lock.
Non-compliance with this policy will result in the following disciplinary action:
SCHOOL FEES
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First, the student will be asked to remove or reverse the item. If this is not
possible, parents will be asked to supply proper items of clothing.
Refusal to comply will be considered insubordination and may result in
suspension and confiscation of the item in question.
Confederate Flags: Confederate flags are banned on school grounds. Students are
expected to refrain from wearing clothing and hats with the Confederate flag on them.
Displays of Affection and Acts of Inappropriate Sexual Connotation
Displays of affection which go beyond standards (determined by staff) of good taste
for behavior in public places will result in a warning, detention and if continued parent
conference.
Tobacco, Electronic Cigarettes, Alcohol and Other Drug Use
All uses of any of these substances on school property is strictly forbidden.
Disciplinary action will be initiated in the following manner:
Drug Possession:
1st offense: 5 day OSS and parent meeting with the Administrative team.
2nd offense: 15 day OSS, referral to Racine County authorities and expulsion hearing .
Drug Distribution:
5 Day to be extended to a 15 day OSS, referral to Racine County authorities and
expulsion hearing .
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Required Fees - Payable at Registration:
$50.00 - Registration Fee (includes School I.D. Card) *
$5.00– Class Dues
$50.00 - Yearbook
$75.00 - Student Participation Fee ( Athletics, Drama, Forensics, Equestrian)
$100.00 - Parking Permit*
$ 2.00 - School I.D. replacement
$. 330.00- Driver’s Education
Certain courses will also have a materials/workbook/lab fee connected to them.
Those not able to pay required school fees can make arrangements for payment by
installments with the high school office. Free/Reduced Lunch status will change
registration and activity fees.
* These fees are pro-rated based on date of enrollment or purchase.
SERVICES
Introduction
Union Grove Union High School tries to provide quality services at all levels of
student involvement. Union Grove Union High School strives to make the school
experience as meaningful as possible. Services offered to students are available in
order to aid them in school and with problems outside of school, illness, further study
and convenience. Services are a privilege and may be terminated for students who
abuse them or do not follow procedures.
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Student Records
A cumulative folder for each student is maintained by the Guidance Office. Such
records are a history of the student’s educational progress and contain test results,
grades, and other information deemed to be important for school purposes. A student/
parent/guardian has the right to inspect records which meet the categorical definition
of “educational records”. Requests for such a review must be made through the Guidance Office. Transcript requests will now be through the electronic service Docufied.
The link is available at www.ugbroncos.com
Change of Address/Name
All student changes of name, address or phone number should be filed as soon as
possible with the Guidance Office.
Fire and Severe Weather Drills
Fire drills are held at regular intervals throughout the school year to learn and practice
the techniques of coping with an emergency. Every drill should be approached with
the attitude that there is an actual fire. Every person in the building must leave at
the sound of the alarm. Directions posted in each room should be followed carefully.
Once outside, please stay with your class.
Tornado alert or severe weather drills may be conducted periodically to acquaint the
student with indoor survival procedures. During these drills, proceed to the area designated by the teacher and be ready to follow any verbal directions. If evacuation is
necessary, it should be carried out in the same manner as fire drills.
Withdrawal/Transfer
In order to withdraw from school, any student who is 18 years old must meet with a
counselor. Students who are under 18 years of age must comply with Wisconsin Law
relative to compulsory education. Students who wish to withdraw or are going to
transfer to another school should follow the procedures as listed:
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Secure a note from parent or guardian and present it to the Guidance Office
at least two days before withdrawing.
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Obtain a withdrawal form from the Guidance Office. Have the form signed
by a parent/guardian.
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The withdrawal form must be signed by all the student’s teachers.
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Students must settle all financial obligations. Partial rebates may be issued.
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Records will be forwarded to other schools upon written request from that
school and written release from the adult student or student’s parents.
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Fighting
Acts of physical violence endangering the health and welfare of any student on school
property, such as fighting, is strictly forbidden.
Consequences for such acts are;
* Suspension up to five days and/or notification of the Racine County authori
ties as well as parent notification and parent conference before returning to
school.
* Continued acts of violence may result in further suspension, referral to
authorities and expulsion.
Vandalism
Persons responsible for damage to school district property, inclusive of lockers, walls,
books, entry/exit doors shall make proper restitution as determined by the principal or
superintendent. Where the minor does not make restitution, the parent or legal guardian
shall be held liable. It is the responsibility of students to help in keeping the grounds,
halls, and all parts of the school looking clean and neat. Students are
requested to refrain from littering or defacing school property.
Weapons/Destructive Devices
Possession of guns, knives, clubs, brass knuckles, or any devices that could inflict bodily
harm is prohibited. This is inclusive of firecrackers, explosives, or smoke
producing devices. Any such weapon possession may result in parent contact/conference, suspension, police referral, and possible expulsion. Use of such articles for classroom presentation must be approved by the principal.
Student Rights Regarding Expression
Education promotes the rights of individuals to question the status quo and express
themselves in a way that allows for the rights of others. The display of posters,
distribution of printed materials, use of petitions, and demonstrations will be regulated
by the principal. The use of bulletin boards, display cases, and school property is also
regulated by the Administration. Students who wish to exercise such rights must first
meet with the Administration to determine proper parameters for any such expressions.
Alcohol Testing
The Administration is authorized to require a student to provide one or more samples
of his/her breath for the purpose of determining the presence of alcohol in the student’s
breath. The school’s breath screening device is approved by the Department of
Transportation. The presence or use of alcohol will result in suspension from school and
parental notification.
We are concerned about your physical and emotional well-being. We encourage you
to accept responsibility for the decisions you make in regard to alcohol and other drug
use. It is against school policy and state law to possess, distribute or consume alcohol,
or other drugs, prescription medication or other medication, on or off school property
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Students suspected of Alcohol or Drug use while on school property or at school
events may be subject to use of a Breathalyzer. Any violations of these rules can result
in suspension, expulsion and referral to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
In addition, such violations can result in loss of athletic or extracurricular activity
privileges.
No student shall use, possess, distribute, sell or be under the influence of alcohol,
controlled or uncontrolled substances. Under Section 125.09(2)(c), Wisconsin
Statutes, no person may possess or consume alcoholic beverages on school premises,
in a motor vehicle, or while participating in a school sponsored activity. This
prohibition does not apply to the authorized use of prescription drugs by a student
who has written permission of his or her parent/guardian and physician on file with the
school nurse.
No person may use, possess, with the sole intent to use, deliver, possess with intent
to deliver or manufacture drug paraphernalia to plant, propagate, cultivate, grow,
harvest, manufacture, compound, convert, produce, process, prepare, test analyze,
pack, repack, store, contain, conceal, inject, ingest, inhale, or otherwise introduce into
the human body a controlled substance prohibited by state law. For the purpose of this
policy, “drug paraphernalia” means all equipment, products, and materials of any kind
that are used or solely intended for the use in planting, processing, preparing, testing,
analyzing, packaging, repackaging, storing, containing, or concealing.
A student who:
* sells or distributes controlled or non-controlled substances, look-alikes such as
caffeine pills, alcohol and near beer.
* puts pressure on other students to use controlled or non-controlled substances.
* threatens other students with bodily harm because of drug involvement.
* actually uses controlled or non-controlled substances on school grounds.
* is in possession of controlled or non-controlled substances.
* possesses or manufactures drug paraphernalia.
May:
* have his/her locker searched.
* empty his/her pocket or purse, backpack in the presence of an administrator
and one other staff person.
* have parents notified of the incident.
* be reported to the Sheriff’s Department.
* be suspended from school until a formal expulsion hearing before the Board of
Education.
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Discipline Plan
Union Grove Union High School is committed to maintaining a safe and orderly learning environment. The following is a list of rule infractions that will result in disciplinary action. This list may not be all inclusive, but can be used as a guide. The following
numbers represent the disciplinary action that can be taken when violations of the rule
occur.
1 - Administrative Warning
2 - Parental Notification
3 - Parent/Administrative Conference
4 - Detention after school
9 - Revocation of privileges
10 - Referral to police/authorities
Rule Infraction
Closed campus violation
Unexused absence
Tardiness
Parking lot violations
Inappropriate attire
Harassment/Bullying
Tobacco/Alcohol/Drug
Possession or Use
Fighting
Vandalism
Weapons
Gambling
Cellphone,
Video cameras
Theft
Trespassing
Loitering
School/Classroom conduct
Skipping detention
Insubordination
Computer Violations
5 - Suspension In/Out of school
6 - Expulsion
7- Change or reverse clothing
8 -Restitution
11-Confiscation
Minimum Action
Maximum Action
1 -4
1-4
1
1
1
1,2
7
7
2, 6, 7
2,3,4,7
3-7
2,5,9
3,6,7,8
3,6,8
7
7
6
1,2
1
3,6,8
3,6,8,10
7,8
3,7
5, 11
2,3
1
4
1-4
1,2-4
1,2,3,4
1,2
3,6,8, 10
6
7
7
7
7
9,10,11
School Closing
Announcements relating to closing of school because of inclement weather are made
on the designated local radio station: WRJN (1400 a.m.), or television station: WTMJ
(Channel 4) and WISN (Channel 12). Please do not call the school to seek information
regarding school closing. If an announcement is not broadcast, school is in session.
We also have Skylert, our automated calling system. Please keep your primary phone
number updated to ensure delivery of all messages.
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The student will receive a zero on the assignment and possible referral to the
Assistant Principal for discipline action. Repeated zeros and consequences will
be given for repeat offenders. The punishments will be cumulative by student - if
a student has been caught cheating once in class A and later in class B, the student
will be disciplined for a second cheating incident. Parents will be notified each
time there is an instance of cheating discipline.
Course Changes
Course Changes must be based on a valid educational reason: failure, lacking the
prerequisite for a class, IEP Modifications, Summer School credit earned, adding
Workstudy, Administrative/Teacher directed change and computer error. Course
changes will not be made for the following reasons: having a friend in another class,
desiring a different lunch, like/dislike of a teacher, not knowing anyone in a class, or
changing one’s mind. Course change requests will only be considered prior to the start
of each term.
Plagiarism Policy
With the increased use of the Internet for research on reports and major papers, students should be aware of the consequences of using someone else’s work, not citing it,
and claiming it as their own. Each student will sign the Plagiarism Policy (attached to
the Computer Usage Policy) at the beginning of the school year.
* have a parent conference to discuss the incident.
* have the incident fully investigated and a report submitted to the
Superintendent.
The principal, assistant principal, superintendent, law enforcement officers, or school
agents are authorized by the School Board to require a student to provide one or more
samples of his/her breath for the purposes of determining the presence of alcohol in the
student’s breath whenever the authorized employee, agent, or officer has
reasonable suspicion, such as: smell of alcohol, slurred or slowed speech, glassy eyes,
dilated pupils, inability to focus, sleepy look, and bobbing head, that the student is
under the influence of alcohol while he/she is: on school premises, in a school owned
or leased motor vehicle, in a privately owned vehicle on school grounds, in a school
bus, or while participating in a school-sponsored activity. The test will be administered
in a private location under the supervision of 2 or more adults, which may include a
Racine County Deputy.
Test results will be preserved as confidential pupil records in the respective student file.
The results of the breath screening device or a pupil refusal to submit to breath testing
shall be made available for use in any hearing or proceeding regarding the suspension,
pre-expulsion, or expulsion of a student due to alcohol use. Legal Reference: Sections
118.45 and 120.13(1) (a), Wisconsin Act 367.
Levels of Plagiarism
Level 1: Occurrence would involve the student’s use of phrases or a few lines or a
paragraph without proper citation. Most of the student’s work is still
his/her own.
Level 2: Plagiarism is more serious. It involves the student’s use of multiple
paragraphs of someone else’s work and/or the use of someone else’s ideas
without proper citation and/or repeated paraphrasing without proper citation.
While some of the work is the student’s own, it is clear that significant
portions of the student’s work are not his/her own
Level 3 : Most, if not all, of the work has been copied from another source.
Level 4 : Plagiarism occurs when the student has plagiarized, in any way for the
second time.
Students who are found to have the presence of alcohol in their breath or who refuse to
submit to breath testing:
* will be refused admission to and/or removed from the activity.
* will be detained and have their parents/guardians notified by telephone.
* will have their parents/guardians pick up their child from school, or the site of
the activity, before being released.
* will have the incident referred to law enforcement officials.
* will be suspended from school.
Range of Consequences for Plagiarism
* may undergo a pre-expulsion hearing with the superintendent.
Level 1: A grade reduction on the assignment in question
Level 2: A grade of zero for the assignment in question.
Level 3: A grade of zero for the assignment in question with no opportunity to make up
that work in any way, including extra credit.
Level 4: For any subsequent occurrence in the student shall immediately be dropped
from the course and receive an F for a final grade.
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* may be recommended to the School Board for an expulsion hearing
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(talking, loud noises, etc.).
c. Improper language, disrespect or insubordination.
Video Cameras
The use or visible possession of video cameras in the school is prohibited. Violation of
this policy may result in confiscation.
2.
Personal Communication Devices/ Laser Lights
During school hours, students are extended the privilege of possessing and using
devices such as cellular phones during passing time and lunch. Cell phones will be shut
off and placed in the classroom storage unit during class time. Any violation of this
rule will result in confiscation of the phone. On the first violation, the phone will be
returned to the student at the end of the school day and the parents will be notified. On
any subsequent violation, the phone will be returned to the student’s parent.
Administration has the right to search cell phones if reasonable suspicion of
inappropriate conduct exists. Phones may be turned over to police in extenuating
circumstances. Laser lights or pointers are strictly forbidden in the building at all
times.
Gambling
The playing of cards, rolling dice, flipping coins, or any other form of gambling for
money will not be permitted. Violators will be disciplined at the discretion of the
administration.
Theft
Any student who commits a theft or breaks and enters the school shall result in
restitution, suspension and a referral to the authorities. Theft includes stealing school
property from faculty, school employees or other students. Breaking and entering
includes the school building, lockers, and locker rooms. Students who attempt to extort
money or valuables from students will be referred to the authorities.
Trespassing
Students under suspension, or drop-outs, that are present in school building or on
school grounds may be subject to citations for trespassing.
Parental Notification
It is the philosophy of Union Grove Union High School that parents, teachers, and
students are partners in establishing an environment for student success. Violations of
regulations and procedures for safe and mature conduct within the classroom or school
will be written up, placed in the student’s file and notification given to the parent.
Parents are requested to be available for conferences should the need arise.
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Unruly and/or dangerous behavior.
a. Harrassment (including mental, physical and sexualharassment).
b. Instigating, inciting or encouraging a fight or disruption.
c. Threats to any person.
d. Physical, verbal, written abuse, or confrontation to a student or a
staff person.
e. Fighting or striking a student or staff member.
f. Theft or damage to school property.
g. Unsafe actions or behavior in any class or lab.
h. Possession or use of a weapon or any other item that might cause
bodily harm to persons in the classroom.
i. Possession of an illegal drug or drug related device.
j. Being under the influence of alcohol or other.
k. controlled substances or controlled substance analogs.
l. Dress code violations which include dressing or grooming in a
manner that presents a danger to health or safety, causes
interference with work, or creates classroom disorder.
m. Smoking or chewing tobacco, or posssession of smoking or
tobacco products.
n. Any action that puts a student at risk of injury to themselves or
others will result in immediate removal from class.
o. Any threat or action that presents a danger to the health, safety,
and welfare of students will result at the least in removal
from the classroom, suspension/explulsion, and referral to the
Racine County authorities.
When a student is removed from class, the teacher shall send the student to the
Assistant Principal or designee and inform him/her of the reason for the student’s
removal from class. This must be preceded by a direct phone call to the Assistant
Principal or designee describing briefly the nature of the reason for removal. A written
explanation shall be provided to the Assistant Principal or designee within 24 hours
from the time of the incident. (The written explanation will be provided within the
format prescribed by the administration.)
The Assistant Principal or designee shall inform the student of the reason(s) for the
removal from class and shall allow the student the opportunity to present his/her
version of the situation. The Assistant Principal shall then determine the appropriate
educational placement for the student who has been removed from a class by a teacher.
Cheating
Any instance of cheating in the classroom will have the following consequence:
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Failure to achieve academically when such failure is caused by attitude or
improper behavior on a consistent basis.
Conduct at school or school events that adversely affects the status of the
school.
Use of Dogs
Law enforcement officers may participate in a search of school property using police
dogs at the request of the Administration. 948.50 Wis Stats. US Constitution 4th
Amendment.
CLASSROOM CONDUCT
Passes - Hall/Restroom/Phone
Students may be issued passes to leave the classroom for official office business.
Passes to use the phone during class time will not be allowed. Students may be issued
passes to the restroom or locker on a limited basis. However, the faculty and administration may deny those requests at any time.
After School Detentions
Detentions will be served on each Tuesday, and Thursday that school is in session
from 2:45 until 3:30. Students will be notified by referral. The student will be given
a copy of the referral, a copy will be sent home. Detentions will be scheduled after
conferring with the student. Detentions must be served on the date for which they are
scheduled.
Philosophy/Scope
There are two major components of the Discipline Plan: the individual discipline plan of each teacher and the school-wide plan that covers the areas outside the
classroom. The District is committed to maintaining a positive academic atmosphere.
Teachers are expected to create a positive learning climate and to maintain proper order
in their classrooms. Students are expected to behave and to participate in learning
activities in the classroom in such a manner that allows teachers to effectively carry out
their lesson plans. Students are expected to abide by all rules of behavior eestablished
by the Board of Education, administration and their classroom teachers.
Student behaviors that are dangerous, disruptive, unruly, and that interfere
with the teacher’s ability to teach effectively will not be tolerated. Any student who
engages in such behavior may be subject to removal from class and placement as outlined in this document. In addition, the student may be subject to disciplinary action in
accordance with established Board policies and school rules. This code of classroom
conduct applies to all students in grades 9-12.
The District will not discriminate in standards, rules of behavior or disciplinary measures, including suspensions and expulsions, on the basis of sex, race, national
origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or
physical, mental, emotional or learning disability. (See Student Handbook and/or
Board Policies for full non-discrimination policy.)
Student Removal From Class
1.
A teacher may remove a student from class for the following reasons:
Behavior that interferes with the ability of the teacher to teach effectively.
This type of behavior includes, but is not limited to:
a. Obstruction of classroom activities or other intentional action
taken to attempt to prevent the teacher from exercising his/her
assigned duties.
b. Repeated classroom interruption or disruptions
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Detentions will not be rescheduled unless there is notification by a parent’s phone
call, made on or before the morning of the scheduled detention. In the event a
detention is missed:
* 1st offense, the detention will be re-scheduled
* 2nd offense and each offense there after, an In-school suspension may be
issued.
Rules for students in after school detentions:
* Students must report on time. No one will be admitted after 3:00 pm.
This will count as a missed detention.
* Study materials should be brought to detention or a book to read.
* No passes will be given.
* No talking is allowed.
* Any student who is disruptive in detention will be dismissed and will serve the
detention over.
* If a student has any missed detentions, he/she will not be eligible for
extra-curricular events until the detention is made up.
* No cell phones or Ipods.
Teacher assigned detentions: Students who fail to show up for a teacher assigned
detention will have a disciplinary referral sent to the office and the Assistant Principal
will meet with the student and assign a school detention.
Suspension
In/Out of school suspensions will apply for any breach of appropriate conduct. Either
will be assigned to students by the administration for the following offenses, but not
limited to:
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*
*
*
*
Progressive discipline in the classroom
Failure to serve assigned detentions
Fighting
Progressive discipline in tobacco use
Possession of alcohol or other drugs
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*
*
*
*
*
Theft
Tampering with any alarm system
Insubordination toward staff member
Profanity or threats toward a staff member
Possession of weapons
Other acts deemed unacceptable by an administrator.
School suspensions may be for one day up to five days, during which all daily
classroom work or assignments will receive a failing grade. All major test, quizzes,
or projects may be made up within a reasonable time as designated by the classroom
teacher. A parent/student/ administrator conference is required for re-admittance to
school. If you are suspended in school (ISS) or out of school (OSS) you may not be
on the campus or attend any school functions for any reason unless you have made
prior arrangements with a princpal.
All suspensions are considered excused absences.
Harassment/Bullying
The Union Grove Union High School Board has a bullying and harassment policy in
effect. All students will be provided a copy during the first week of school and will
sign an agreement stating they have read the policy and will abide by the stipulations
as set forth by the board. Union Grove Union High School will strongly enforce all
policies. A copy of the policy can be viewed at www.ug.k12.wi.us.
Acts such as hazing underclassmen, extortion, name calling, and other acts
considered harassment are strictly forbidden. Disregard for this policy would result
in, but not limited to the following disciplinary action:
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Administrative warning and parental notification.
Suspension and/or expulsion.
Referral to the Racine County authorities for possible disorderly conduct
charges.
It is the policy of Union Grove Union High School that harassment related to race,
sex, national origin, religion/creed, ancestry, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital
status, parental status, physical , mental, emotional and learning disabilities, will
not be tolerated under any circumstances. We firmly believe that all persons are to
be treated with respect and dignity. Harassment that makes the recipient feel afraid,
embarrassed, helpless, angry or unsafe or upsets the recipient to the point that he/she
cannot learn, cannot teach, or cannot be effective at school in his/her duties.
Harassment incidents will be responded to in one of the following ways (but is not
limited to): administrative warning, parental notification, out of school suspension,
loss of athletic/activity priviledges, and/or refferal to the Racine County authorities
for possible diorderly conduct or harassment charges.
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Harassment is prohibited between staff members, between staff members and
students, between students, and from members of the public directed at students or staff
on school property or at school sponsored events. Some examples of
harassment may include, but are not limited to:
making fun of someone, telling distasteful jokes, gestures, physical intimidation,
hitting or touching, “shanking” or snapping clothes, pranks, hazing, vandalism, destruction of property, making threats, body marking, spreading hurtful rumors, writing
offensive graffiti, displaying offensive graphic materials.
The fact that someone does not intend to harass an individual is not considered a
defense to a complaint of harassment. In most cases, it is the effect and characteristics
of the behavior that determine if the behavior constitutes harassment.
All people have rights under state and federal laws to be protected from such harassment and are encouraged to report incidents that may violate this policy. Reports
should be made to either Mr. Hermann or Mrs. Mortensen. Complaint forms are available in the Student Services Department, High School Office, and District Office.
All complaints will be objectively and discreetly investigated. Proper action to correct
the situation will follow if the investigation concludes that harassment has occurred.
False charges are a serious offense and will be treated as such.
Insubordination
Insubordination is regarded as any refusal to comply with staff, teacher and/or
administrative directive. The administration reserves the right to suspend
individuals up to five days for each offense depending on the nature of the
insubordinate act. The administration also reserves the right to refer cases of
insubordination that have resulted in repetitive suspension for possible expulsion.
Probation
The Board of Education, upon recommendation of the Administration, may place a
student on probation for serious misconduct or academic failure. Probation provides a
time for a student to improve his/her academics and/or conduct. During this time, the
student may be suspended from extracurricular activities.
Expulsion
After a student is suspended, the case may be referred to the Board of Education for an
expulsion hearing. Parents and all others concerned will be informed of the proper due
process procedure according to Wisconsin law. Any one of the following is considered
sufficient for an expulsion from Union Grove Union High School.
·
Failure to comply with the rules and regulations outlined in the student
handbook or administrative bulletins.
·
Insubordination or failure to comply with the instructions given by a member
of the staff.
·
Verbal abuse of a staff member or student.
·
The willful destruction of school property.
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Student Handbook - Union Grove High School

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