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  1. Obey the rules of the school.
  2. Pursue and attempt to master the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills of the curriculum of study prescribed by the State of Texas and Hallsville I.S.D. by:
    1. Being prompt and regular in attendance
    2. Being on time with completed school assignments
    3. Being attentive in the classroom
    4. Being willing to work at self-improvement
    5. Being courteous to others
    6. Being accepting of constructive criticism and fair in critical remarks of others
      1. Respect the authority of all teachers and school personnel
      2. Respect school property
      3. Proper conduct in school, on school grounds, buses, and at school functions.
      4. Dress and appearance in accordance with the district’s standards of propriety, safety, health, and good grooming.
      5. Cooperative with school staff in investigation of disciplinary infractions.
      6. Assist the school staff in operating a safe school.
      7. Refrain from profane, insulting, threatening or inflammatory remarks, disruptive conduct and cheating.
      8. Seek help from school personnel when having school or personal problems.
      9. Accept changes in school policies and regulations in an orderly and responsible manner.
      10. Leave school grounds immediately upon being dismissed, go to or from school in an orderly manner and without delay, and refrain from interference with other students on the way to and from school.
      11. Refrain from use of drugs and alcohol on school property or at school sponsored events.
      12. Refrain from disruptions, demonstrations, violence, and other forms of incitement.
Last Updated ( Nov 15, 2006 at 01:47 PM )
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