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AREA HIGH SCHOOL 
5OO Broad StreetSelinsgrove, PA 17870-1600www.seal-pa.orgPhone: (570) 374-1144 FAX: (570) 372-2240Reed Messmore, Principal Charles Longwell, Assistant Principal
Student Handbook &Curriculum Guide 2009-2010
 
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:Name: ______________________________________________Homeroom: _________________My ScheduleFirst Semester Second Semester
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ALMA MATER
Hail Alma Mater
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Our cherished mother.Hail to thy glorious name! May it have wide fame.God grant that we be
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of your past worthyAnd that in future years
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you may have no peers.By Harold W. Follmer, Jr., Class of 1942
 
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AREA HIGH SCHOOL ...................................................................... 1
 
Student Handbook & ........................................................................... 1
 
Curriculum Guide 2009-2010 ............................................................. 1
 
This agenda belongs to
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Name: .................................................................................................... 1
 
Homeroom: _________________ ....................................................... 1
 
ALMA MATER ................................................................................... 1
 
SELINSGROVE AREA HIGH SCHOOLPHILOSOPHY/MISSION .................................................................. 6
 
GOALS ................................................................................................. 6
 
2009
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2010 SCHOOL CALENDAR ................................................... 8
 
MARKING PERIODS & INTERIM PROGRESS REP0RTS ........ 8
 
2009 -2010 ............................................................................................. 8
 
BOARD OF EDUCATION ................................................................. 9
 
ATTENDANCE ................................................................................... 9
 
MAKE-UP WORK AFTER AN ABSENCE ................................... 11
 
ARRIVAL AT SCHOOL .................................................................. 11
 
TARDINESS....................................................................................... 11
 
HOMEBOUND INSTRUCTION ..................................................... 11
 
EARLY DISMISSAL......................................................................... 12
 
SCHOOL DAY ................................................................................... 12
 
EDUCATIONAL TOURS (Not School Sponsored) ....................... 12 
SENIOR RELEASE……………………………………………….11
 
 
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FIELD TRIPS .................................................................................... 13
 
CHANGE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN ADDRESS/TELEPHONENUMBER ............................................................................................ 13
 
SETTLEMENT OF SCHOOL BUSINESS ..................................... 13
 
WORK PERMIT ............................................................................... 13
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND STUDENT POSTINGS ...................... 14
 
MEDIA CENTER .............................................................................. 14
 
SCHOOL NURSE .............................................................................. 15
 
HEALTH SUITE ............................................................................... 15
 
MEDICATIONS ................................................................................ 16
 
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE SUPPORT ........................................ 16
 
IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES FOR SPECIAL SERVICES............................................................................................................. 16
 
CAFETERIA ...................................................................................... 18
 
MEAL PROGRAMS ......................................................................... 18
 
USE OF SCHOOL BUILDING ........................................................ 19
 
BUILDING AND GROUNDS SECURITY ..................................... 19
 
MAJOR GOALS OF THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES PROGRAM............................................................................................................. 21
 
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (Participation inExtracurricular Activities) ................................................................ 21
 
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS INVOLVED INEXTRACURRICULAR, CO-CURRICULAR, ANDINTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES .............................................. 22
 
CLASS OFFICERS ........................................................................... 22
 
CONSTITUTION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTCOUNCIL .......................................................................................... 24
 
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS .................................................. 26
 
ATHLETIC PROGRAM .................................................................. 31
 
STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE ............................................................. 31
 
NCAA CLEARINGHOUSE RULES ............................................... 32
 
ELIGIBILITY RULES
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P.I.A.A. .................................................... 32
 
SCHOLASTIC ELIGIBILITY ......................................................... 33
 
SPORTSMANSHIP ........................................................................... 34
 
ATHLETIC COURTESY ................................................................. 34
 
ATHLETIC AWARDS ...................................................................... 35
 
STUDENT CONDUCT ..................................................................... 36
 
CODE OF DISCIPLINE ................................................................... 36
 
DISCIPLINE ...................................................................................... 37
 
RULES FOR DETENTION SESSIONS .......................................... 39
 
IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION ............................................................. 40
 
RULES FOR ISS ................................................................................ 40
 
REASONABLE PHYSICAL FORCE.............................................. 40
 
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