The "off and away" cell phone routine is not just a school rule; it is a state __________.
law
Clothing with ______ should not be worn if skin can be seen through them.
holes
What instrument does Mrs. Zipper play?
guitar
How many tardies earn you a lunch detention?
Four or more
What two body places are allowed to have visible piercings?
nose and ears
In a bullying situation, what do we call a person who just watches?
bystander
in your locker
Which grade level has Mrs. Sullivan NOT taught at Scribner?
7th
Absences must be called in and reported to the school office by what time?
9:00 a.m.
Name TWO dress code requirements for shirts.
no tank tops, skinny straps, strapless, open back, crop tops
Bullying is a ____________ action that is purposely hurtful or harmful.
How do you retrieve a cell phone that has been confiscated?
office at end of day
What sport did Ms. Tandy do in college?
Track & Field- thrower
If you are tardy to school, you need a ____ from the front office before you can go to class.
pass
Name TWO dress code requirements for bottoms.
Cannot sag, show belly, show behind, be too short, have holes above the knee showing excessive skin
How long does your bullying record follow you?
Until high school.
privacy
What is the name of our SRO (School Resource Officer)?
Officer Futter
Students under 18 can lose or not get their _____ _____ if they are excessively tardy or missing from school.
driver's license
Clothing cannot have certain words or images- give TWO CATEGORIES of inappropriate items.
inappropriate words/language, alcohol, drugs, tobacco, weapons, gang symbols, sexual or violent images
Ignoring or discouraging bullies removes their sense of __________.
Scribner has to report a student to DCS (Department of Child Services) or Juvenile Court after ____ unexcused absences.
10
Name a current Scribner teacher I had as a student!
Mr. Fleener (health)
Mrs. Gallagher (orchestra)
What word means "excessively tardy" or being where you should not be during school hours?
truant
Name TWO things you cannot wear on your head during the school day.
hats, visors, hoods, scarves, bandanas, combs/picks, sunglasses, headphones, airpods/earbuds
(religious headscarves are an exception)