Student Handbook
The Student Handbook is published below in it's entirety. However, the following information is provided to help clarify sections of the Code of Conduct & Dress Code. For further clarification please contact an administrator with any questions.
The Student Handbook is published below in it's entirety. However, the following information is provided to help clarify sections of the Code of Conduct & Dress Code. For further clarification please contact an administrator with any questions.
Dress Code
Dress Code
Reminder to all students and parents/guardians - The Manchester School District has a strict policy regarding appropriate dress at school. Please note the following:
Reminder to all students and parents/guardians - The Manchester School District has a strict policy regarding appropriate dress at school. Please note the following:
"Clothing that exposes the chest, abdomen, midriff, genital area or buttocks, including but not limited to the following, is not permitted:
Spaghetti straps
Tube tops
Backless tops
Halter tops
Muscle-type tops (e.g. basketball jerseys, sleeveless undershirt) without a garment underneath
Pants or shorts not cinched at the top of the hips
Exposed undergarments
Lingerie or pajamas worn as outer garments
Shorts, skirts, or slits in shorts or skirts that are shorter than mid-thigh or fingertip length
Fabrics that are see-through or transparent
Tight lycra, spandex, or similar material (Please note that these may be worn UNDER another appropriate article of clothing, such as shorts or a skirt.)"
Cell Phones
Cell Phones
REMINDER ABOUT CELL PHONES - Per the Code of Conduct "Cell phones are allowed in school, but no use or display of cellular phones will take place during the school day. The school is not responsible for any of these items being brought to school. If students persist in bringing them to school or using them at school, disciplinary action may result."
REMINDER ABOUT CELL PHONES - Per the Code of Conduct "Cell phones are allowed in school, but no use or display of cellular phones will take place during the school day. The school is not responsible for any of these items being brought to school. If students persist in bringing them to school or using them at school, disciplinary action may result."
In order to ensure that the Code of Conduct is being followed, any cellular phone that is confiscated during school will be turned in to an Administrator in the office. A parent or guardian will need to come to the school to retrieve the device.
In order to ensure that the Code of Conduct is being followed, any cellular phone that is confiscated during school will be turned in to an Administrator in the office. A parent or guardian will need to come to the school to retrieve the device.
Student handbook master 2018-2019.pdf