Who's who
Who is the head custodian
Mr. Rodney
What is the shortest shorts can be?
Center of the thigh
If you need to contact your parent or guardian you should...
Be excused to the office and use the office phone, do not use your cell phone!
Who do you tell if you hear / see / notice any potential threat?
Any adult in the building ASAP
Your parent or guardian should do this when you are absent.
Call or send a note
Who is the attendance secretary
Mrs. Spence
Pajamas and slippers are allowed when...?
Never!
Where can colognes and perfumes be applied?
Locker rooms only
During a fire drill lights and doors should be...?
Shut and turned off
How much is the mandatory instructional fee?
$40
Who is the new counselor
Ms. Dardis
Hats and sunglasses worn in class or to lunch (true or false)
False - they may be worn to school but then must remain in lockers until final bell.
When can a locker be searched?
Anytime - they are school property and can be searched without any special process or notification.
How should a class exit a room and move to the designated area during a fire drill?
In a quiet, single file line
What is almost always avoidable, disruptive to your and others learning and SUPER frustrating for instructors?
Students being tardy!
Who is the assistant principal
Mr. Eidinger
How much of your stomach may be visible below a shirt?
None - your shirt must be long enough to cover the stomach when arms are raised above the head.
What is the appropriate way to treat a substitute in the building?
With the utmost respect.
What is the most important rule you must follow during a lock down?
Stay silent
What must you fill out before going to the nurse?
Planner
Who is the head cook
Ms. Roth
How wide in (cm) must a tank top be at the top of the shoulders?
5 cm
Where is food or drink allowed?
In the cafeteria and in classrooms at the teachers discretion - never in the halls or outside areas.
What is a "shelter in place"?
An event in which you stay in the classroom but continue learning.
What is the OMMS vision statement?
Equipping students for life