School Policies
What document outlines all the school’s policies and procedures?
The Student Catalog.
What color should students wear on most days?
All black.
What time do students need to be in class each morning?
8:30 AM.
What should students do if they notice a safety hazard, such as a spill?
Report it immediately.
Where should students go if they need to make a personal phone call?
The break room.
What is the minimum attendance rate required to stay in good standing?
94%.
True or False: Patterns with colors are allowed in the dress code.
False. Only black, with specific rules for seniors or events, is permitted.
True or False: You are considered tardy if you arrive at 8:31 AM.
True.
Name one area where eating and drinking is not allowed.
The clinic floor & the classroom.
True or False: Gossiping is permitted as long as it’s not about clients.
False. Gossiping is discouraged in all forms.
True or False: Students are allowed to make up work missed during absences.
True, in cases of illness, emergencies, or extenuating circumstances.
What kind of shoes are required as part of the dress code?
Closed-toe shoes.
How many late passes do students receive before they may be suspended?
8 late passes.
What is the first thing students should do to maintain a clean work area?
Disinfect their station at the start and end of each shift.
What should you do before greeting a client?
Ensure your station is prepared, be in professional attire, and greet them professionally.
If a student has questions or complaints, who should they speak to first?
Their immediate instructor or the Academy Director if needed.
Name one item that cannot be worn under the dress code.
T-shirts with logos, shorts, workout shoes, or sandals.
What percentage attendance is required to complete the program on time?
94%.
True or False: Students are allowed to use their cell phones freely while on the clinic floor.
False. Cell phone use is restricted to the break room for non-educational purposes.
Name two topics that should be avoided when talking with clients.
Religion and personal business.