Attendance & Arrival
Technology & Chromebooks
Behavior & Expectations
Safety & Emergencies
Dress Code & Personal Items
100

What time must students be in 1st hour to not be considered tardy?

7:35 am

100

Where should students store their phones and/or personal electronic devices? 

In lockers.

100

 Fill in the Keepin’ It Real motto headings shown in the handbook (four short words)

Keepin’ It Real: Respect, Expect, Accept, Lead.

100

 Are student lockers considered school property and can they be searched?

Yes — lockers are school property and can be searched at any time

100

 What style of headwear is not permitted to be worn in classrooms during the school day?

Hoods (teacher discretion) and outdoor winter attire/any style hat are not permitted to be worn in classrooms or the building during the school day.

200

If you arrive after 7:35 am, what must you do according to the handbook? 

Check in at the office for a late slip

200

Name TWO expectations for proper Chromebook use listed in the handbook.

Use only your device, 

keep it charged nightly,

 use it for academic purposes only, 

report problems promptly, 

handle device with care

200

What are two examples of how students should “Respect” others in school settings?

Maintain proper personal space; 

be considerate of property;

use appropriate language; 

be respectful to adults and peers

200

Where should medications be handled according to the handbook?

All prescription and over-the-counter medications must be handled by office staff.

200

How wide must straps be on allowed attire according to the dress code (give the measurement in inches or finger widths)?

Straps must be a minimum of 2 inches wide (or three finger widths).

300

How long is the regular school day at Parkview? 

7:30 am to 2:48 pm

300

 What must students do nightly to be ready to use their Chromebook in class?

Charge the Chromebook nightly.

300

According to the handbook, what should a student do if they see inappropriate behavior or a safety concern?

Identify, stop, and report inappropriate behavior (go to staff, office, or submit anonymous report); notify administrators.

300

 Name two items or behaviors that are prohibited on school property under AODA and related rules.

Possession of alcohol, 

being under the influence of intoxicants, mood altering drugs, or 

having drug paraphernalia (e-cigarettes, vaping devices, etc.)

300

What should students do with snacks and how are snacks to be consumed according to cafeteria guidelines?

Snacks should be healthy, pre-portioned (not full-size bags), for yourself only, and consumed during assigned snack timeframes

400

After five tardies in a class period during a term, what is the consequence with that classroom teacher? 

The student will need to stay after or in for lunch for 15 minute with parent contact; after 5 tardies you are allowed 3 more tardies before a major office referral. 

400

 If a student finds their Chromebook or charger damaged, what handbook step should they take when they first receive it?

Check device and charger numbers match and initial the Chromebook distribution form; report damage and follow distribution checks.

400

According to the handbook, what should a student do if they see inappropriate behavior or a safety concern?

Identify, stop, and report inappropriate behavior (go to staff, office, or submit anonymous report); notify administrators.

400

Where can students find an anonymous form to report bullying, threats, or other safety concerns?

The anonymous statement sheet is available on Classlink.

400

 Describe the school’s rule for personal electronic devices once you enter the building.

Personal electronic devices must be put away in lockers as soon as you enter the building — no texting/calling/pictures/videos during school hours

500

Describe the check in/check out and building entry rule for people arriving after 7:30 am. 

The building is locked during the day and everyone must buzz the office and then enter/exit through the office.

500

Explain the Acceptable Use Policy implication stated in the handbook and one consequence of abusing technology privileges.

The Acceptable Use Policy states technology is a privilege for educational purposes; abusing it can result in limited/removed access to online features or other consequences.

500

Explain the Parkview expectation and process for missing work: when a student has three or more incomplete assignments, what happens next?

Students with three or more missing assignments must attend an after-school work or lunch session until work is completed (unless they passed the associated summative); parents are contacted and failure to attend may result in an office referral and incomplete marks until work is finished.

500

 List three possible consequences or outcomes mentioned in the handbook for serious safety incidents (bullying, violence, theft, vandalism, weapons).

Consequences can include minor/major discipline referrals, 

public safety referral (possible ticket), 

suspension,

expulsion.  

500

 If a student is violating the dress code, what is one discreet step staff may take before contacting home?

Staff may discreetly remind the student, ask them to turn a shirt inside out, or provide alternative clothing from the Parkview Boutique before calling home.