Cell Phones
Students may not use cell phones when in this location.
What is, inside of Carmel Middle School.
This is where the Code of Conduct can be found.
Where is, the CMS website under handbooks and forms.
Students who are absent multiple days per month have a higher risk of one of these 2 results.
What are, academic failure and dropping out of school.
These are items that could be worn on the head outside of school that are not permitted while inside Carmel Middle.
What are, hats, hoods, and bandanas.
These are the 3 categories of grades in PowerSchool.
What are, prepare, rehearse, and perform.
This is the consequence for the first cell phone offense.
What is, the cell phone is confiscated and must be picked up in the main office by a parent.
If a student has been disrespected, this is who they should report it to.
Who is, a school administrator.
In order for an absence to be excused, one of these actions must be taken.
What is, a written note or email must be sent to school by a parent.
These 2 areas / items may not be visible.
What are the midsection and undergarments.
This is the most heavily weighted category and the only one that you may complete a retake for.
What is, a perform test.
This is the consequence for the third cell phone offense.
What is, student “checks in” cell phone upon arrival in the main office for the following 5 school days.
This is the consequence for fighting at school.
What is, being suspended from school.
This is the attendance secretary to whom absence excuses must be sent.
Who is, Ms. Royston.
tanya1.royston@cms.k12.nc.us
Failure to follow dress code will result in one of these to consequences.
This is the highest score you can receive on a perform retake test.
What is an 80%.
This is the consequence for the fifth cell phone offense.
What is, an administrative consequence.
These 2 offenses on school property will result in consequences higher than out of school suspension.
What are, drug and alcohol offenses.
These are 2 people who can help if you are having trouble with transportation to and from school.
Who are, your grade level counselor and the family advocate.
Shorts and skirts must meet these 2 requirements.
What are, they must be worn at the waistline and must be at least palm length.
These are the 2 ways that you can score below a 50% in PowerSchool.
What are, cheating or making no attempt to complete or turn in an assignment.
These items may also be considered cellular devices and be confiscated if they are being used in class to communicate like a cell phone.
What are AirPods and smart watches.
These are three alternatives to suspension that may be used.
Name any 3 from this list:
Parent and/or student conferences
Before and after school detention
Behavior contracts
Bounce or time out
Community Service - campus beautification
Counselors and therapists
Restorative practices
Revocation of school-related privileges (extracurricular/co-curricular)
District Programs: Sexual Harassment is Preventable, Violence is Preventable, etc.
These are 3 examples of excused absences.
Name any 3 from the list.
What are, personal illness or injury, doctor/dental appointment, court or administrative proceedings, death in the immediate family
Holes in pants are permitted if you meet these 2 requirements.
What are, holes must be located at or below palm length, or leggings / tights must be worn underneath.
This is the maximum number of assignments you might receive in each of the three categories for ELA.
Prepare: 18
Rehearse: 10
Perform: 4