Student Expectations

CITIZENSHIP RUBRIC

Students have the opportunity to earn new citizenship grades each quarter. Students are placed in the Program for Student Accountability (PSA) for either earning 2 Us, 2 Fs, and/or a GPA below 2.0.

The PSA intervention system, is designed to help students improve their academic grades and/or citizenship. Students will have the opportunity to complete school work and create plans to improve their grades in lieu of attending events such as assemblies, dances, and field trips. Students who demonstrate adequate progress at the end of the quarter will be eligible to leave the PSA.

CITIZENSHIP RUBRIC

	BEHAVIOR	ATTENDANCE
O OUTSTANDING	Consistently: Obeys school and class rules Demonstrates a positive cooperative attitude Shows respect to people and property Demonstrates integrity Uses appropriate language Practices self-control	Consistently: Attends class (No truant absences) Arrives on time (1 Tardy per quarter)
S SATISFACTORY	Usually: Obeys school and class rules Shows respect to people and property Demonstrates integrity Uses appropriate language Demonstrates a positive and cooperative attitude Practices self-control	Usually: Attends class (No truant absences) Arrives on time (2 Tardies per quarter)
N NEEDS IMPROVEMENT	Inconsistently: Obeys school and class rules Shows respect to people and property Demonstrates integrity Uses appropriate language Demonstrates a positive and cooperative attitude Practices self-control	Inconsistently: Attends class (1 Truant absence per quarter) Arrives on time (4 Tardies per quarter)
U UNSATISFACTORY	Seldom: Obeys school and class rules Shows respect to people and property Demonstrates integrity Uses appropriate language Demonstrates a positive and cooperative attitude Practices self-control Shows no effort to improve	Inconsistently: Attends class (2 Truant absences per quarter) Arrives on time (6 Tardies or more per quarter)

Student Handbook

Agenda Handbook 2023-2024

Student Dress Code

Students are expected to be neat, clean and appropriately attired for school.
All clothing, and manner of wearing clothes, shall be sufficient to make private areas not visible. Clothes shall be sufficient to conceal undergarments at all times. Shirts must be long enough to cover midriff completely.
Shoes appropriate for school activities must be worn at all times. Footwear standards are maintained for the prevention of accidents and injury. High-heeled shoes and backless and/or open-toed sandals (such as Crocs) are not permitted on campus.
Pants should not be so baggy that they do not stay up. Sagging pants are prohibited.
No student shall wear any article of clothing, jewelry, or accessory, which, in the opinion of the school administration, poses a threat to the physical well-being and safety of the student or others (for example chains, spiked wristbands/ collars, long belts, unbuckled overalls.)
No clothing or any article of clothing related to a group or gang that may provoke others to act violently or to be intimated by fear of violence, shall be worn on campus or at any school activity.
Clothing and jewelry shall be safe and free of writing, pictures or any other insignia which are crude, vulgar, profane or sexually suggestive or which advocate racial, ethnic or religious prejudice or the use of drugs, alcohol or tobacco.
Hats, sweatshirt hoods, visors or beanies may not be worn inside Parras campus buildings. Students may not wear sweatshirt hoods over their heads to disguise the use of wireless headphones while walking around campus.

Students choosing not to adhere to these guidelines may be issued a detention. They will be required to change into Parras spirit shirt and/or PE shorts for the remainder of the school day. Inappropriate attire will be held in the office until the end of the school day.

Updated: 2023-2024