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Responsibility of Students
• Attend school daily, be prepared for class and complete assignments to the best of their
abilities.
• Follow the Code of Student Conduct and school-based rules.
• Model and practice the expected behaviors and character traits.
• Notify school staff about any dangerous behavior, bullying or activity that occurs on school
grounds, or off school grounds when it may result in disruption to the educational setting.
• Accept and respect individual differences and people.
• Bring only those materials to school that are allowed.
• Keep parents informed of school-related issues and ensure communications are brought
home.
EXPECTED BEHAVIORS
• Treat others with respect and honesty.
• Prepare for class by bringing paper, pencil, pen, books, and other needed supplies.
• Complete all class work and homework.
• Use class time properly.
• Take home and return necessary forms.
• Follow rules and regulations, including those for field trips.
• Take care of and return all textbooks, library books, or other school-owned materials loaned
to them.
• Act responsibly on campus, on buses, on field trips, and at all school-sponsored events,
regardless of location.
• Wear properly fitted safety-rated helmets when riding a bicycle.
DISRUPTIVE INCIDENTS (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO)
• Disturbing the class or school by: being disrespectful or rude, refusing to obey any staff
member, failing to follow classroom rules, running in the halls, throwing objects, possessing
or igniting fireworks or firearms, fighting, gambling, or bringing distracting items to school.
Examples of distracting items include, but are not limited to: skateboards, scooters, in-line
skates/roller blades/heelies (sneakers with wheels), toys, playing cards, games, cigarette
lighters, radios, audio recorders, or laser pointers/pens and other laser devices.
• Sole possession of a wireless communication device is not a violation of the Code of
Student Conduct. However, the possession of a wireless communication device which
disrupts the educational process; the use of a wireless communication device during school
hours; except as indicated below; the use of a wireless communication device on school
buses in the absence of an emergency concerning safety-to-life issues (defined as a bus
accident, mechanical breakdown which delays the normal route, and/or thirty (30) minutes or
more in a route delay); and the possession or use of a cellular telephone (other than text
messaging that does not disrupt the bus driver), would be a violation of the Code of Student
Conduct, subjecting violators to progressive discipline.
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Academy
admits
students
of
any
race,
color,
gender,
nationality,
religion
and
ethnic
origin
to
all
the
rights,
privileges,
programs,
and
activities
generally
accorded
or
made
available
to
students
at
the
school.
Cambridge
does
not
discriminate
on
the
basis
of
race,
color,
nationality,
religion
and
ethnic
origin
in
administration
of
its
educational
policies,
admissions
policies,
scholarship
and
other
school-administered
programs.
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