1. Northshore schools maintains a closed campus. Once students arrive on campus, they cannot leave during breaks or between classes. Visitors must check in at the main office. 2. Students may not engage in any activity that could disrupt other classes or endanger people or school property in the opinion of a staff member. 3. Students shall wear clothing that is appropriate and preserves modesty, no bare midriff or underwear showing. Clothing with print or pictures that involve drugs, tobacco, sex, or improper language will not be permitted. All students shall wear shoes. 4. Inappropriate, rude, or disrespectful language is unacceptable. 5. All students will be in a classroom during class time. No loitering is permitted in the halls, parking lots, or other parts of school premises. Personal business must be conducted during transition time. 6. If a student is caught cheating on a class assignment or exam, the student will receive a failing grade for that assignment or exam. Make-up or retake is not permitted. A student caught helping another student cheat will be docked points, to be determined by the teacher, for the final score for the lesson. 7. Student drivers who race, 'squeal', speed, or operate a vehicle in a reckless manner on school property or park in an unauthorized area will lose the privilege of bringing their vehicle on campus. 8. Students are not permitted to bring audio systems (e.g but not limited to headphones, stereos, radios, MP3 players, cell phones, pagers, etc...) that disrupt the learning environment. 9. Students are allowed to bring plain water in appropriate containers into the classroom. All other food or drink must be consumed outside the classroom. Trash must be placed in the appropriate containers. Classrooms and the campus must be maintained in good condition. 10. In addition to the campus regulations listed above, students are expected to comply with the teachers' class rules and the Northshore Handbook of Rights and Responsibilities. 11. Student discipline involving 'exceptional misconduct' as listed in the Northshore Handbook of Rights and Responsibilities may be cause for removal without credit or refund of tuition.
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