Leave Your MARK
Cell Phones & Electronics
Dress Code
Major Behaviors & Policies
Events, Privileges, & Arrival/Dismissal
100

What does the letter "M" stand for in the school's expectation framework, "Leave Your MARK"?

Be Motivated. (Handbook p. 8-9)

100

Where must cell phones and personal devices (like AirPods) be powered off and stored before entering the building?

Powered off and stored inside bookbags prior to entering the school building. (Handbook p. 17)

100

Are students allowed to wear hoodies with the hoods up inside the school building?

No, hoods are not permitted to be worn on the head inside the building. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 20)

100

True or False: Skipping class and/or being tardy could cause a student to get ISS or OSS?

True. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 13)

100

How many days of Out-of-School Suspension (OSS) in a semester will automatically place a student on the "Do Not Admit" List?

1 day of Out-of-School Suspension (OSS). (Handbook p. 16)

200

Name all four values represented by the acronym M-A-R-K in "Leave Your MARK."

Be Motivated, Be Accountable, Be Respectful, Be Kind. (Handbook p. 8-9)

200

True or False: Students are allowed to use their cell phones during lunch and hallway transitions as long as they are quiet.

False. Phones must remain powered off and completely out of sight in bookbags for the entire school day, including lunch and transitions. (Handbook p. 17)

200

Which items are explicitly forbidden to be worn on the head or face inside the building: sunglasses, bandanas, or both?

Both sunglasses and bandanas are strictly forbidden. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 21) 

200

Does the no-fighting policy apply to horse-play and joking around by shoving/slapping each other?

Yes. horse-play and joking around by shoving/slapping. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 14)

200

How many lunch detentions or days of In-School Suspension (ISS) in a semester put a student on the "Do Not Admit" List for sports and dances?

5 days of lunch detention or 3 or more days in In-School Suspension (ISS) / Alternative Learning Center (ALC) for punitive reasons. (Handbook p. 16)

300

According to the classroom expectations, on what side of the hallway should students walk during transitions?

Walk on the right-hand side of the hallway. (Handbook p. 8-9)

300

When are students permitted to have earbuds or headphones visible and in use during class?

Only in class when explicitly allowed or directed by a teacher for instructional purposes. (Handbook p. 17)

300

According to lower garment guidelines, what specific type of sleepwear bottoms are unacceptable to wear to school?

Pajama bottoms. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 21)

300

What three specific actions regarding academic work are listed in the Honor Code as unacceptable violations of the student code of conduct?

Cheating, forgery, and plagiarism. (Handbook p. 10)

300

Through which specific building entrance/exit must car riders exit at dismissal?

Car riders exit via the Main Entrance (Handbook p. 12)

400

What should a student do in the cafeteria before leaving their seat?

Raise their hand for permission before leaving their seat. (Handbook p. 8-9)

400

What should a student do if they have an urgent need to call home during the school day?

Follow established classroom/school emergency procedures through staff; parents may also be reached via phone calls placed through the front office. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 19)

400

Upper garments must cover from shoulder to shoulder and from which line to which line?

From the neckline to the belt line. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 21)

400

Does the WCPSS Code of Conduct apply to off-campus or online behavior if it directly impacts school operations or safety?

Yes, if the conduct has a direct impact on school safety or orderly operation. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 10)

400

At what time does the afternoon dismissal process begin for walkers, and where must students report if participating in an after-school activity?

Walkers dismiss at the 3:00 PM bell. (Handbook p. 12)

500

According to the hallway expectations, what volume of voice should be used in the hallways and bathrooms?

A low voice. (Handbook p. 8-9)

500

Name three possible consequences for having a visible or used cell phone during the school day.

Any three of the following: Verbal warnings, temporary device confiscation, lunch detention, or confiscation requiring parent/guardian pick-up. (Handbook p. 17-18)

500

What comfort items are listed under "OTHER" in the dress code policy that students are explicitly prohibited from bringing to school?

Blankets and pillows. (Code of Conduct slide deck, slide 21)

500

According to the computer use policy, what action can occur if a student accesses inappropriate material or social media, even on their own personal device?

Consequences ranging from device confiscation to suspension and, when applicable, involvement of law enforcement. (Handbook p. 4)

500

What is the requirement regarding pickup time after an after-school event, and what is the consequence of failing to be picked up on time?

Pickups must occur promptly after the activity ends; failure to do so may result in being prohibited from attending future events. (Handbook p. 16)