Middle School Welcome and Dress Code Guidelines
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Who’s Who
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Dress Code
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Demerits/Detentions/IAC
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Cell Phones
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Social Media/Overpass
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TIPS for being a Fundamental Student
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Fears of a Middle School Kid
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Questions
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Activity
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Principal:
Mr. Ateek
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Assistant Principals:
Mrs. Altenore and
Mrs. Crandall
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School Counselors:
Mrs. Vermillion (last
names A-K) and Mr. Rosenberger (last
names L-Z)
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School Nurse:
Nurse Kendra
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Office Support:
Mrs. Ivy, Mrs. Bandoni,
Ms. Frey
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Students in the fundamental schools are
expected to exercise good judgment and
dress in a responsible manner
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Students violating the dress code will be
sent to the office to call their parents and
request a change of clothing.
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The student may be issued a warning or a detention for
violation of the dress code policy. Repeated violations may
result in a referral to the school’s Intervention and Appeal
Committee.
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Dresses or skirts may be no shorter than 3” above
the knee (including when leggings or jeggings are
worn underneath). Top of the slit in a skirt may be
no more than 3” above the knee.
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Shirts, blouses and/or sweaters for both boys and
girls – at no time should bare midriff be exposed
including sitting, bending, standing or raising your
hands over your head. - All shirts, tops, and dresses
shall have sleeves and cover the shoulders.
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Shoes with some form of heel strap
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Shorts my only be uniform shorts, of proper
length and in the one of the following colors:
khaki, navy blue or black
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Shirts must have sleeves (no tank tops)
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No hats
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No flip-flops, Crocs, sandals without straps
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No tops with a plunging neckline
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No visible body piercing (except ears)
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No writing or drawings on the body
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No loungewear (such as pajamas or yoga pants),
spandex or jeggings
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No clothes with holes, tears or are see-through
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No unnatural hair color (to include streaks)
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*You will dress out when you have PE
Dress Code for PE:
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A change of clothing
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Secured laced shoes
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Any color t-shirt
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Basketball-type/sport shorts that are no
more than 3 inches above the knee
You will be
given a gym
locker and
lock. You
might have to
share a locker.
- No homework or incomplete homework = 2 demerits
- No parent signature on homework = 1 demerit
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Not bringing materials to class = 1 demerit
12 demerits in a grading period = IAC
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Detentions
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Detentions may be given for breaking the School
Code of Conduct.
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Some common reasons include, but are not limited to:
gum, missing parent signatures on progress report,
rude behavior towards others
10 Detentions in a school year = IAC
Demerits
There is a 10 day
grace period to
help you get
acclimated
Intervention & Appeal Committee (IAC
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A student/family will be referred to IAC for
violations of the fundamental agreement. The
IAC committee will make an official
recommendation, which may include: no action,
probation or dismissal.
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Reasons for student referrals to the committee
include but are not limit to: excessive demerits,
excessive detentions or tardies, upon receiving
two referrals in a grading period, upon receiving
one suspension or work detail, upon serious
violation of the Code of Student Conduct, parent
not meeting parent requirements, or at the
request of an administrator.
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*Cell phones and other electronics are prohibited
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PROGRESSIVE STEPS FOR VIOLATION OF
GUIDELINES
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First offense – confiscation, parent/guardian notification,
(K5 warning notice/ MS report notice)
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Second offense – confiscation/ student pick up at end of
day, detention
3. Progressive discipline steps
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*These two areas are our biggest behavior issues
The overpass should ONLY
be used by students who
live in those
neighborhoods
Your families will sign that they will not use
the businesses across the streetas a second
carline
Social media and cell phones are
here to stay, but there are major
cautions to watch out for:
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Cyberbullying
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Privacy/Safety
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Mental Health
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Time Drain
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Finding all 7 classes/Getting to
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QUESTIONS OR
CONCERNS?
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*We know this is a new
chapter in your life, so it’s
okay and completely normal
to feel nervous. Just
remember we will always be
here for you and are
so
glad you’re now apart of
the Mad Beach family!
Have a question or concern?
Click this QR code for our form
and we will get back to you as
soon as we can
Get acquainted with Middle School through the welcoming agenda introducing key personnel, dress code policies, and guidelines for being a fundamental student. Learn about the Principal, Assistant Principals, School Counselors, and more. Discover acceptable dress guidelines, including appropriate attire for shorts, shirts, and PE classes. Follow these rules to ensure a positive and fulfilling middle school experience.
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WELCOME TO WELCOME TO MIDDLE MIDDLE SCHOOL! SCHOOL! We re so glad you re here!
AGENDA AGENDA - Who s Who - Dress Code - Demerits/Detentions/IAC - Cell Phones - Social Media/Overpass - TIPS for being a Fundamental Student - Fears of a Middle School Kid - Questions - Activity
Principal: Mr. Ateek 3 WHO S WHO WHO S WHO OF OF MAD BEACH MAD BEACH Assistant Principals: Mrs. Altenore and Mrs. Crandall School Counselors: Mrs. Vermillion (last names A-K) and Mr. Rosenberger (last names L-Z) School Nurse: Nurse Kendra Office Support: Mrs. Ivy, Mrs. Bandoni, Ms. Frey
DRESS DRESS CODE CODE - Students in the fundamental schools are expected to exercise good judgment and dress in a responsible manner - Students violating the dress code will be sent to the office to call their parents and request a change of clothing. - The student may be issued a warning or a detention for violation of the dress code policy. Repeated violations may result in a referral to the school s Intervention and Appeal Committee.
5 ACCEPTABLE DRESS: ACCEPTABLE DRESS: - Dresses or skirts may be no shorter than 3 above the knee (including when leggings or jeggings are worn underneath). Top of the slit in a skirt may be no more than 3 above the knee. - Shirts, blouses and/or sweaters for both boys and girls at no time should bare midriff be exposed including sitting, bending, standing or raising your hands over your head. - All shirts, tops, and dresses shall have sleeves and cover the shoulders. - Shoes with some form of heel strap
Shorts my only be uniform shorts, of proper length and in the one of the following colors: khaki, navy blue or black Shirts must have sleeves (no tank tops) No hats No flip-flops, Crocs, sandals without straps No tops with a plunging neckline No visible body piercing (except ears) No writing or drawings on the body No loungewear (such as pajamas or yoga pants), spandex or jeggings No clothes with holes, tears or are see-through No unnatural hair color (to include streaks) 6
PE CLASS PE CLASS *You will dress out when you have PE Dress Code for PE: - A change of clothing - Secured laced shoes - Any color t-shirt - Basketball-type/sport shorts that are no more than 3 inches above the knee You will be given a gym locker and lock. You might have to share a locker.
- No homework or incomplete homework = 2 demerits - No parent signature on homework = 1 demerit - Not bringing materials to class = 1 demerit 8 Demerits 12 demerits in a grading period = IAC - Detentions may be given for breaking the School Code of Conduct. Detentions - Some common reasons include, but are not limited to: gum, missing parent signatures on progress report, rude behavior towards others There is a 10 day grace period to help you get acclimated 10 Detentions in a school year = IAC
Intervention & Appeal Committee (IAC) - A student/family will be referred to IAC for violations of the fundamental agreement. The IAC committee will make an official recommendation, which may include: no action, probation or dismissal. - Reasons for student referrals to the committee include but are not limit to: excessive demerits, excessive detentions or tardies, upon receiving two referrals in a grading period, upon receiving one suspension or work detail, upon serious violation of the Code of Student Conduct, parent not meeting parent requirements, or at the request of an administrator.
CELL PHONES 10 *Cell phones and other electronics are prohibited Parents are advised that the best way to get in touch with their child during the school day is by calling the child s school office. A student may possess a cell phone and other electronic devices in school, on school property, at school-related functions, provided these items are powered off and concealed from view while school is in session. PROGRESSIVE STEPS FOR VIOLATION OF GUIDELINES 1. First offense confiscation, parent/guardian notification, (K5 warning notice/ MS report notice) 2. Second offense confiscation/ student pick up at end of day, detention 3. Progressive discipline steps
OVERPASS & OVERPASS & SOCIAL MEDIA SOCIAL MEDIA *These two areas are our biggest behavior issues Social media and cell phones are here to stay, but there are major cautions to watch out for: - Cyberbullying - Privacy/Safety - Mental Health - Time Drain The overpass should ONLY be used by students who live in those neighborhoods Your families will sign that they will not use the businesses across the streetas a second carline
TIPS FOR BEING A TIPS FOR BEING A FUNDAMENTAL STUDENT FUNDAMENTAL STUDENT 12 1. GET ORGANIZED 2. CHECK FOCUS/CANVAS/SCHOOL EMAIL REGULARLY 3. USE YOUR AGENDA 4. CLEAN YOUR BACKPACK OUT REGULARLY 5. GET YOUR MAKE-UP WORK WHEN YOU RE ABSENT 6. UNDERSTAND ALL ASPECTS OF THE STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
- Finding all 7 classes/Getting to class on time COMMON COMMON FEARS OF A FEARS OF A MIDDLE MIDDLE SCHOOLER SCHOOLER - Making new friends - Bullying/Mean kids - Keeping up with schoolwork/School being too hard
14 QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? Have a question or concern? Click this QR code for our form and we will get back to you as soon as we can *We know this is a new chapter in your life, so it s okay and completely normal to feel nervous. Just remember we will always be here for you and are so glad you re now apart of the Mad Beach family!
