Student Handbook
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Chapter 1: Introductory Information and General Notices
- Handbook Overview
- Accommodating Individuals with Disabilities
- Authorization to Provide Diabetic Care
- Awareness and Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse, Grooming Behaviors, and Boundary Violations
- Emergency School Closings
- Equal Opportunity & Sex Equity
- Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
- Prevention of Anaphylaxis
- Students with Life-Threatening Allergies/Chronic Illness
- Suicide and Depression Awareness and Prevention
- Treats and Snacks
- Visiting Schools
- Volunteering
- Chapter 2: Attendance, Promotion and Graduation
- Chapter 3: Student Fees and Meal Costs
- Chapter 4: Transportation and Parking
- Chapter 5: Health and Safety
- Chapter 6: Discipline and Conduct
- Chapter 7: Internet, Technology and Publications
- Chapter 8: Search and Seizure
- Chapter 9: Extracurricular and Athletic Activities
- Chapter 10: Special Education
- Chapter 11: Student Records and Privacy
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Chapter 12: Parent Right Notifications
- Classroom Teacher Qualifications
- Every Student Succeeds Act
- Faith's Law
- Homeless Child's Right to Education
- Inspecting Instructional Materials
- Mandated Reporter
- Multilingual Learning
- Notice to Parents About Educational Technology Vendors
- Pesticide Application Notice
- School-Guardian Compact
- Sex Education Instruction
- Sex Offender & Violent Offender Community Notification
- Standardized Testing
- Student Privacy
- The School Visitation Rights Act
- Title IX: Sexual Harassment Grievance Procedure
- Uniform Grievance Procedure
- Lincolnshire–Prairie View School District 103
- Chapter 6: Discipline and Conduct
- Educational Field Trips
Educational Field Trips
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While the classroom is viewed as the primary site for learning activities, students at all grade levels may participate in a variety of field trips during the course of the year. Fourth and sixth graders typically experience outdoor educational programs. All these learning opportunities are considered an important part of the educational program and are integrated with classroom learning.
Field trips are a privilege for students. Students must abide by all school policies during transportation and during field trip activities, and shall treat all field trip locations as though they are school grounds. Failure to abide by school rules and/or location rules during a field trip may subject the student to discipline.
All students who wish to attend a field trip must have permission from a guardian. Students may be prohibited from attending field trips for any of the following reasons:
- Failure to receive appropriate permission from a guardian or teacher.
- Failure to complete appropriate coursework.
- Behavioral or safety concerns.