Miscellaneous
Individual Timetables
Students who have fewer than sixteen credits by Sept. 1, 2004 must select and maintain eight courses. Students who have earned between sixteen and twenty-three credits by Sept. 1, 2004 must and maintain select a minimum of seven courses. Students who have earned twenty-four or more credits by Sept. 1, 2004 must select a minimum of six courses. There is an expectation that all students maintain a full course load for the first four years of high school.Lockers
It is the responsibility of each student to secure his or her assigned locker and to maintain the locker in clean and tidy condition. Please be advised that the administration has the right to open lockers if deemed necessary.Personal Property
It is the responsibility of each student to secure his or her assigned locker and to maintain the locker in clean and tidy condition. Please be advised that the administration has the right to open lockers if deemed necessary.Pagers and other electronic equipment (CD players, MP3 players, discmans, etc.) are to be turned off and should not be visible in the classroom or library. Cell phones should not be in evidence anywhere within the school. These items may be confiscated by the staff if deemed a disruption. They will be returned only when students provide assurance that these items will not be used within the school.
Lost and Found
Lost articles should be reported to the Vice-Principals’ Office. Found articles are to be brought to the Vice-Principals’ Office and may be claimed there.
