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BCMHS Student/Parent Information Page
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Attendance Protocol |
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Students
must get a re-admit slip the day
they return to school (whether they have that class that day or not).
Students need to arrive a few minutes early so they will not be tardy
for their class.
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Parents have the option of either calling
in their student’s absence (453-7315) or sending a note of the absence with the
student.
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Absences have to be cleared up
within 3
days otherwise absence will be considered "unexcused with a note".
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If no note or phone call is made regarding the absence,
then it is considered truant.
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In the event the attendance clerk is away from the desk,
then student should be marked tardy on the attendance roster.
In this event, teachers will make certain that
any notes are attached to the attendance roster for clearance.
Students are not permitted to leave the campus
without first checking out in the attendance office. If a
student is ill and calls a parent to pick them up from school, the
parents must first sign out the student at the attendance before they
can leave the campus. |
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Senior
Graduation Information |
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As we
draw closer to graduation, you will need to get certain
things in order. The Senior Graduate Information sheet
contains all of the important dates and requirements for
seniors, including requirements, scholarships,
prom, grad nite, counseling, etc., in an
easy to read format. Please browse to the following link
for a list of requirements and due dates:
-->Senior
Graduate Information Sheet<-- |
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BCMHS Seniors
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Attention Seniors! Important Information for YOU!!!
Listen to the Broadcast News
for any senior information and check out the BCMHS web
pages (Student Information -
You are reading this now) and
BCMHS Daily Bulletin
(contains information presented during the Broadcast News). |
Deadlines for Seniors: |
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2006-2007 Senior deadlines will be posted
here. |
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Cap & Gown
Dates:
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If you have any questions or concerns about the dates or purchasing your
cap and gown, please direct them to
Ms. Hopkins
via e-mail or at the main BCMHS Office, bldg. 1, (188 Bella Vista).
Thank you.
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Dress Code |
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This information is included in the
Program Handbook, but is also included here for student information.
Please browse
HERE to read the
BCMHS
Program Handbook in its entirety.
 We take pride in the appearance of our
students. Your dress reflects on the quality of the program, your
conduct, and your schoolwork. While on campus, all students are
expected to dress and groom themselves neatly in clothes that are
appropriate.
ADMINISTRATOR/DESIGNEE HAVE DISCRETION IN MAKING
JUDGMENTS RELATED TO THE APPROPRIATENESS OF DRESS.
Girls:
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No Hats in school
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No cleavage, midriff, bare chest, or buttocks may be
showing
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Undergarments must be
covered
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No immodest blouses with
string tops that do not cover bra straps
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Shorts or skirts must be no
shorter than a clenched fist length when the student is standing with
arms straight down the sides
Boys:
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No Hats in school
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No muscle shirts
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No shorts or pants with
rips, holes, or tears in revealing areas
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No Low-slung baggy pants
that reveal underwear
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No bandanas, hankies, or
do-rags
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No wallet chains or spike
jewelry
All Students:
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No clothing or jewelry that
displays or promotes drugs, weapons, or is demeaning to one sex or the
other
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Logos worn by students
should be in good taste and may not display profanity, racism, or
vulgarity
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Teachers may require
students to remove hats in the classroom
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Revealing clothing (e.g.
“see through, strapless, and backless clothing, or gaping sleeveless)
may not be worn
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Clothing, jewelry, and
personal items must be free of any pictures or writings related to
pornography, profanity, violence, or illegal behavior, or which are
demeaning to any race, gender, or creed
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Any apparel, jewelry, or
accessory that is related to gangs is forbidden. Such items include, but
are not limited to wave caps, hairnets, bandannas, gang numbers,
initials, (e.g. XIV, XIII, N, SUR, ECT.), colored rags or handkerchiefs
hanging outside of pockets or belts, etc.
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No pajamas
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Students must wear shoes or
sandals
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Hats are not permitted to be worn inside
of the school or classrooms
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Electronic devices including headsets,
earphones, media & music players, and cell phones must be turned off and
put away while inside the school. Headsets and earphones need to
be put away in your backpacks and not hung around the neck or other
places on your person while inside of the school.
Bizarre attire or grooming distracts from
the educational atmosphere and is therefore not permitted.
Board Policy No.
5470 states: “The Board of Education desires to keep Vacaville Unified
School District schools, students and employees free from the threats of
harmful influence of any groups or gangs which advocate drug use,
violence or other disruptive behavior. The Board therefore prohibits
the presence of any apparel, jewelry, accessory, notebook or manner of
grooming which, by virtue of its color, arrangement, trademark or any
other attribute, denotes membership in such a group as above described
or any attempt to create territorial control at any District facility.”
Also, “…Any student wearing or carrying
gang paraphernalia or making gestures that symbolize gang membership
shall be referred to the Principal or designee.” (Board Policy No.
5470AR)
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