Orientation & Policies
Attendance & Dress Code
Safety & Lab Rules
Clinical Hours & HOSA
Professionalism & Discipline
100

What document explains course rules, grading, and expectations?

What is: Course syllabus, 2026-2027 Marion County Student-Parent Handbook, or MCCTC Handbook

100

To be marked present, a student must attend at least what percent of the school day?

What is: 66% of the school day. 

100

Where should students report an unsafe situation?

What is: Immediately inform the instructor. 

100

What national student organization is mentioned that supports health science students?

What is: HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America). 

100

 Name one of the three grading categories and its percent weight.

What is: Daily Grades 35%, Test Grades 45%, Exams 20% (any one of these). 

200

 How long is each class meeting (block length)?

What is: 90 minutes per block.

200

How many absences may a year-long course have before credit is at risk (total days)?

What is: 18 days for year-long courses. 

200

What must students complete with 100% accuracy before entering the lab (per syllabus overall)?

What is: safety test 

200

 How many minimum clinical-type hours must students complete by the end of both years?

What is:  Minimum 100 clinical-type hours by completion of the second course (program total). 

200

What is the first consequence for a minor infraction?

What is: Minor 1 — verbal warning. 

300

 What is the required classroom/lab fee and two items it covers?

What is $40; includes HOSA local fee, HOSA T-shirt, and lab fee (any two accepted).

300

Which footwear are explicitly prohibited for clinical dress? Name two.

What is: Sandals, mules, Crocs, glitter/sequins shoes, UGG/TOMS-type footwear (any two). 

300

Name two actions that are forbidden in the lab (related to equipment or mannequins).

What is: Forbidden: laying in beds without permission; mistreating mannequins; touching equipment without permission. 

300

How many of those hours must be recorded on the state-adopted digital portfolio platform?

What is: 35 hours must be recorded on the state-adopted digital portfolio platform and meet level four requirements. 

300

After the fourth teacher-handled minor infraction, to whom is the student sent?

What is: Sent to Mrs. Rawls (or designated administrator) with referral form after previous steps documented 

400

Name two allowed personal electronic device storage during class

What is: in backpack, on charging station

400

List three specific clinical dress requirements (scrubs and two others).

What is: Black scrubs; hair off the collar and pulled back; short, clean, natural fingernails (no painted/artificial nails). 

400

Give three classroom safety expectations listed under Health Science Classroom Safety Rules

What is:  Examples: report accidents immediately; clean up spills; practice only what is demonstrated and under direct supervision (any three). 

400

 Give three valid activities that count toward clinical-type hours

What is: Tours of healthcare facilities, guest speakers, participation in health fairs/community service, lab/skills practice, observation/job shadowing (any three). 

400

List three examples of minor infractions.

What is: Examples: tardiness; dress code violations; leaving class without permission; chewing gum/eating without permission; disruptive behavior (any three). 

500

What is the minimum attendance days required by state law to earn credit (out of 180)?

What is: 162 days

500

What documentation is required after more than three illness absences?

What is: Medical documentation is required after more than 3 illness absences; up to 5 excused absences per semester combined parent/medical (note: district rules govern). 

500

Describe the rule about practicing skills on peers.


What is:  Do not practice skills/procedures on any student without student and teacher permission (practice only under direct supervision). 

500

Name two certifications students might pursue that are listed in the program description.

What is: CPR Certification and Stop the Bleed Certification

500

Explain the device-confiscation penalty progression for repeated cell phone offenses (list first and second offense consequences)

What is:  1st offense — device held 30 school days (or $25 fee); 2nd — 60 days (or $50); further offenses increase to 90 days or remainder of year ($75) — accept first two steps as correct. 

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