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Bennett Academy
A Twenty First Century Charter School
Student & Parent Handbook
2021 – 2022
Going from GOOD to GREAT!
2930 West Bethany Home Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85017
Phone: (602) 943-1317
Fax: (602) 943-0280
www.bennettacademy.com
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Revised 6-23-21TABLE OF CONTENTS
Bennett Philosophy and Mission Pg. 2
Testing Policy Pgs. 2
Attendance Policy Pgs. 3-4
• Tardiness
• Absences
Visitor Policy Pg. 4
Medical Policies ______________________________________________ Pg. 5
Students Requiring Medication, Student Injury or Illness, Fever
Dress Code Pgs. 6-7
• Uniforms
• Improper Attire / Adornments
• Outwear Policy
Extra-Curricular Eligibility and After-School Policies Pg. 7-8
Electronic / Battery Device Policy Pg. 8
Behavior Policy Pg. 8
General Rules Pgs. 9
Discipline / Jewels & Infraction Policy Pgs. 10
Suspension / Expulsion Policy Pg. 10
Behavior/Actions List Pgs. 11
Zero Tolerence Policies: Weapons, Tobacco, Drugs and Alcohol Pgs. 11
Student Violence, Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying Pgs. 12-13
Child Find- Special Education Resources Pg. 14
Bus Transportation Pgs. 14-15
Contenido en Español Pg. 17
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Revised 6-23-21Bennett Philosophy and Mission
We believe that a solid education will equip a student to be the best person he or she can be, both
now and in the future.
Mission Statement
The mission of Bennett Academy is to enable its middle school promotees to enter and
successfully function in high school courses that prepare them for a university or college
curriculum. The promotees of Bennett Academy shall demonstrate excellence in the art and/or
skill of communication, including reading, writing and speaking, proficiency in mathematics,
knowledge of social studies and science at a middle school level, and basic technological
literacy.
Our Guiding Principles
We encourage independent study and community involvement, empower students to make
choices that will lead to positive outcomes and teach behaviors that will increase the students‟
chances for lifetime success.
Our Guiding Principles are:
1. Academic Excellence
2. Maintain Discipline
3. Safety, Cleanliness and Orderliness
4. Balance of Learning and Fun
5. Community Service
6. Empowerment of Students
Our Commitment to You
You are important to us. That is why we have built a small school for good students. We
believe you need more attention in class, and a safe environment in which to go to school. We
can keep your school environment safe and comfortable only with your help. We will provide
whatever we can to assure your safety and happiness during these years. In addition, we will
work very diligently to provide you with an education that will take you anywhere you want to
go.
Testing, Assessment and Retention
At Bennett Academy we have very high standards. It is our policy to consider retention for any
student that does not pass at least one AzMERIT test in grades 3-8. This policy helps to ensure
that students are prepared to meet the demands of high school and beyond.
Students in the 8th grade are also required to complete an Eighth Grade Capstone Project. This
assignment is a graduation requirement at Bennett Academy. Any student who does not
complete the project will not be allowed to walk at the eighth grade graduation ceremony.
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Revised 6-23-21Attendance
Tardy Students
Punctuality is taken seriously at Bennett Academy. School begins at 8:45 AM and students are
expected to be in their seats and ready to learn at that time. All late students must sign in at the
office and receive a pass to class.
Absences
1. Parents must call the office to report an absence before 10:30 AM or the absence will be
considered unexcused.
2. After 5 absences, a letter will be sent home alerting the parents of the potential legal
ramifications of absenteeism, and the Maricopa County Juvenile Court may be notified.
3. After 10 consecutive unexcused absences, the student may be un-enrolled. Extended
illness will be handled by the administration on an individual basis.
4. Excessive absences will be reported as such to the Arizona Department of Education.
5. When your child is absent 5% of the school days possible, we consider him or her a risk
for retention. At 19 absences, for any reason other than hospitalization, the student may
be required to repeat the current grade.
An Excused Absence is one caused by a true emergency or serious illness and is called in by the
parent before school, on the day of the absence. Parents may need to provide proof if
absenteeism becomes problematic. An excused absence under Arizona State law may be due to
illness, doctor appointment, bereavement, family emergencies, and out-of-school suspensions.
An Unexcused Absence is one that is not called in by the parent, or one caused by an
illegitimate or frivolous reason; i.e., “Johnny didn‟t want to go to school today”, or “Johnny
missed the bus, so he decided to stay home”, or “Johnny is going on vacation”, or “I need to go
out of town for a week, and my child is going with me.”
Only a parent or guardian may call in an absence. Calls from students or siblings for absences
will not be accepted. Absences are either excused or unexcused, and are determined by
state law.
Attendance Policy
School attendance is not only a good habit, state law requires it. Arizona State Law (15-802.E,
15-803.) requires every person who has custody of a child between the ages of six and sixteen
years shall make sure the child attends school for the full time school is in session unless unable
to attend due to illness or another legitimate reason.
To encourage and improve school attendance, Bennett Academy has implemented a truancy
program in partnership with Maricopa County Juvenile Court. This truancy program is called
C.U.T.S. (Court Unified Truancy Suppression). We will be tracking attendance very closely.
Your child is expected to be at school every day, unless there is an excused reason not to be. An
absence is defined as a minimum of one missed class period per day. An unexcused absence will
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Revised 6-23-21count as a truant day as defined by law. A student is “habitually truant” if he/she has five or
more unexcused absences from school. A student that is absent more than ten percent (18
days) of the required number of school days per year is considered to have “excessive absences”
whether the absence is excused or unexcused.
When a student has five or more unexcused absences or 19 excessive absences (excused OR
unexcused), the student can be cited to the CUTS Program through the Juvenile Court. The
hearing will be held at the Juvenile Court Center. A parent or legal guardian must be present
with the student at the time of the hearing. Consequences at the hearing may include the
following: required attendance of the parent and the child at an education class (to be held on
Saturdays), work hours assigned to the child, counseling, etc. The parent will be assessed a $50
Diversion fee. Failure to complete these consequences may result in suspension of your child‟s
driver‟s license, or inability to get a driver‟s license until their 18th birthday and/or formal court
proceedings. It is the parent‟s/guardian‟s responsibility to ensure their child‟s attendance in an
approved academic setting. If you fail to take the necessary steps to provide your child with
appropriate education you may receive a citation. If convicted, it is a Class 3 misdemeanor
punishable by jail time and/or fine.
The education of your child is extremely important to us. This program is another way that
Bennett Academy is working with the community to ensure a quality education for all students.
Please note that the school also reserves the right to have a CUTS Officer speak at Orientations
and Assemblies, as well as to individual groups of students regarding the importance of school.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Bennett Academy at
(602) 943-1317.
Visitor Policy
Visitor on Campus: Any visitor on campus MUST do the following upon entrance to Bennett
Academy during school hour.
A. Enter through the front security gate only.
B. Sign in as a visitor in the office.
C. Receive a visitor sticker / badge that must be worn at all times while on campus.
D. Sign out when leaving campus and return visitor sticker / badge to office staff.
E. Exit the campus through the front security gate only.
F. Any item (lunch, supplies, medication, homework etc.) that is being delivered by a visitor
for a student or faculty member MUST be left in the office. The item will be delivered to
the appropriate location on campus by a member of Bennett Academy staff.
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Revised 6-23-21Medical Policies
Students Requiring Medication
There are students, within our current student population, who require medication at some point
during the school day. Bennett Academy will gladly accommodate the needs of those students, if
the proper protocol is followed. It is mandatory that the student‟s teacher and the school health
personnel be notified, in writing, of any medication needs. All prescription medication must be
given to the school health personnel in the original prescription bottle. Medication must also be
accompanied by instructions for dispersal. If a student runs out of their medication, it is the
parent/guardian(s) responsibility to replenish the supply. Please note: Bennett Academy staff,
including the health personnel, are not permitted to give a student any type of over-the-counter
medication (including but not limited to cough drops, aspirin, antihistamines etc.), without
parental consent. If a student is given over-the-counter medication at school, parents will be
notified by the end of the school day. Should there be any questions or special situations please
see the school health personnel.
Student Injury or Illness
Throughout the school year there are many cases of illness and injury that arise. Teachers are
encouraged to address minor illness and injuries in their classrooms, and students are only sent to
the health advisor for more serious cases. Bennett Academy has health personnel who address
medical emergencies, treat minor injuries and illnesses, and administer medication, however,
please note that there is not a registered/certified medical professional on campus. If a student is
identified as having an illness or injury that is “contagious” or may potentially pose a threat to
themselves, to other students or to Bennett Academy staff, they will be sent home immediately
and not permitted to return until the matter is resolved. It is the parent/guardian‟s responsibility
to have an authorized person pick up their child in case of severe illness/injury as soon as
possible. Parent/guardian has 60 minutes after being notified to pick up their student. Failure to
do so may result in medical officials being contacted at the parent/guardian‟s expense.
Fevers
Per Maricopa County Health Services regulations, students who show a fever of 100.4 or above
are not allowed back in school until that student‟s temperature has remained below that number
for 24 hours without the assistance of fever reducers.
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Revised 6-23-21Dress Code
Bennett Academy has high standards for our students, staff, and the administration. Dressing
neatly in a clean uniform will help us all maintain our personal dignity and will eliminate
distractions. Uniforms are to be worn daily. Our uniform policy is NOT optional; Bennett
students out of uniform will be provided with a proper uniform shirt or pants, if available, or
parents will be called to bring a proper uniform.
Uniforms
1. Khaki bottoms and shirts with the Bennett Academy logo are required.
A. Khaki tan skirts, shorts and long pants. No short skirts or shorts. No jogging pants
or sweatpants.
B. Polo shirts must be purple or black with no collar or cuff decoration. Shirts are not
to have a brand logo sewn or printed on, other than the Bennett Academy logo.
No other logos are acceptable.
C. Bennett Academy Student of the Quarter t-shirts (red) are acceptable on Fridays.
D. Uniform shirts are not to be tied or modified.
2. Long pants must be at least one (1) inch from the floor.
3. Baggies and Cargo pants are not allowed.
4. Uniform skirts and shorts need to be no shorter than 2-3 inches above the knee.
5. Closed-toes shoes must be worn with socks. Athletic shoes work best for comfort and
activity time. Sandals, flip-flops, or other open toed shoes are not allowed.
6. Hats are not to be worn during the school day; unless outdoors.
7. Every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month will be Dollar for Duds. Students may choose to
bring a dollar (to give to their teacher) to participate in dress down. Students may wear
clothes that are in line with the dress code that day.
Improper Attire / Adornment
The following items are disallowed on students at all times (even when attending school
sponsored events, on or off our campus or free dress days)
1. Pants that hang down more than a two inches from the crotch, or „sag‟.
2. Chains, gloves, or half-gloves.
3. Shirts that do not tuck in to pant or skirt, or that do not cover up the entire stomach, back
or side. No flesh is to show between the shirt line and the beltline.
4. Steel-toed boots.
5. Torn or stained clothing. Students MUST come to school in a clean uniform each
day.
6. Excessively tight clothes (clothing that is seductive or distracting) or excessively large.
7. Sunglasses worn inside.
8. Platform shoes (higher than 1 inch) or knee-high boots.
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Revised 6-23-219. Clothing or jewelry with antisocial implications (including but not limited to gang
symbols, sex, drugs, alcohol, skulls, weapons, or violence).
10. Tattoos or piercings visible anywhere except one standard pierce per ear. No gauges or
other “extreme” ear gear.
11. T-shirts are not to be visible hanging out from under uniform shirts.
12. Skulls as decoration are inconsistent with our mission and vision and are not allowed on
clothing, shoes, jewelry, etc. Please do not bring items thus adorned to school.
13. Mohawks and other distracting hair styles and colorings are not consistent with our
uniform policy and may not be allowed. Students found in violation of this policy, may
be required to correct the violation before returning to school. This includes unnatural
colors and multi-colored hair, long hair in the face, or unkept hair. Long hair must be
confined or pulled back with a head band, rubber band or other item to keep the hair out
of the student‟s face.
Outerwear Policy
1. Solid black or gray zip-up jackets are the required outerwear. You may purchase a black
or gray jacket w/ logo from Collette‟s, or purchase a plain zip-up black or gray jacket
elsewhere.
2. Jackets or sweatshirts may not be worn outside after the weather reaches 80 degrees.
After School Policy
Students are allowed to stay at Bennett Academy after school only if they are involved in an
approved after school activity, or are working directly with a teacher or staff member.
Otherwise, students need to leave the school property after they are released from their last class.
All students not directly involved in an approved after school activity MUST be off campus no
later than 15 minutes after school is dismissed.
Only students who are on a team are allowed at practices. All students on campus must be
directly supervised.
Eligibility for Extra-Curricular Activities (Including sports)
We believe in the ‘no pass - no play’ rule. A student must have a “C” or better in all Subjects on
the most recent report card or progress report, to be eligible for extra-curricular activities,
including student council and student court. Also, if a student has 5 or more active infractions
(see discipline policy), he or she will not be eligible. The eligibility is reviewed every Friday for
the following week. All potential student athletes must attend or view a mandatory sports
meeting, and agree to the Bennett Academy Sports Code of Conduct to be eligible to try out.
Sports teams will be compiled of 5th through 8th graders.
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Revised 6-23-21School Dances and Parties
Middle School student dances can only occur between the hours of 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Only
Bennett Academy students may attend dances. No guests EVER!!
Cell Phone / Electronic Device Policy
Cell phones are to be silenced and kept in the student‟s backpack, and may only be used before
and after school with permission, and as necessary. Cell phones may be used on the bus ride to
and from school.
Bennett Academy is not responsible for any lost cell phones, electronic devises or personal
property. Any personal electronic device, including cell phones being used while on campus
will be confiscated and given to administration. Administration will keep the device until
claimed by a parent or guardian.
Behavior Policy
Bennett Academy students are expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior at all times while
on campus or on any school sponsored event.
Students, you and your parents are responsible for these guidelines, limits, and expectations.
Ignorance is not an excuse. Behavior modification of individual students attending Bennett
Academy is not a priority of the staff or administration. If you have a problem or question about
behavior expectations:
1. First – please talk with the classroom teacher.
2. Second, if the problem is not resolved make an appointment to speak to an administrator.
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Revised 6-23-21General Classroom Rules
A. Your teachers deserve your respect. Please show them that respect.
B. Students need to stay on task. This means no talking without permission.
C. No food or drinks other than water are allowed in the classrooms. There is no exception
to the clear water policy.
D. Ask permission from the teacher if you need to leave the classroom; this includes going
to the restroom or drinking fountain. Teachers will distribute hall passes for your use, or
use a system that is fair and not disruptive.
E. Do not use profanity or improper slang on campus.
F. Keep the classrooms and desks clean. This means clean up your own messes. No writing
on desks. No littering.
Break/Lunch/Snack Rules
Breaks, recess, and free time at lunch, are afforded to students of Bennett Academy. If students
misuse this time (or class time) these privileges may be shortened or taken away at the discretion
of the teacher, administration, or any other Bennett Academy staff member. Notwithstanding the
above, Bennett Academy will provide two recess periods as required by A.R.S. § 15-118.
A. Food and drinks must be consumed in the lunchroom only. No gum is allowed on
campus at any time.
B. Staff members will be on duty during lunch breaks. You are expected to demonstrate
appropriate behavior while in the lunchroom and during recess.
C. You are not permitted to leave campus during lunch or any break unless you are signed
out by a parent or guardian.
D. No excessive physical contact is allowed during breaks or recess. (eg: tackling, pushing
etc.)
E. ALL students are expected to clean up after themselves in the lunchroom or infractions
will be issued.
F. While we understand students may bring their own lunches and snacks, please encourage
your child to bring healthy snacks void of excessive amounts of candy and “junk food”.
Bottled water is the ONLY drink allowed in the classrooms. Per current local, state, and
federal health regulations, any snacks brought to school must be in a sealed container
(e.g., Tupperware or Ziploc bag) and cannot be shared with other students.
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Revised 6-23-21Discipline Policy
The overall goal of this policy is for the students to learn self-discipline. The discipline of
students shall be maintained as an ongoing classroom and school management system.
Teachers are to use an approved plan to maintain excellent classroom behavior.
If a student‟s behavior cannot be managed by a teacher or other person in authority, that student
will receive infractions, face suspension, or possible expulsion from Bennett Academy. Each
teacher will have a behavior plan including expectations, consequences, and positive incentives.
Teachers will share this information with parents & students.
Infractions/Jewels Policy
Bennett Academy uses a system which allows students, parents and administration to keep
numerical track of student behavior.
Each student will start out the year with zero infractions.
Infractions will be given for inappropriate behavior. They should be taken very seriously.
The actual number of infractions earned is based on the list provided on page 11. At 15
active infractions, the student will receive a one day suspension. Suspensions may be in-
school or at home. A second suspension will result in a three day suspension. If a student
has been suspended twice within the same school year, the student will be referred
for expulsion upon qualifying for a third suspension.
Infractions become inactive after 30 days. Serious infractions including suspensions and
Zero Tolerance incidents will be kept as part of a student‟s permanent record. (see pg.11)
See the List of Behavior/Actions for the number of infractions students may receive for
any given incident.
Jewels will be given based on outstanding achievements and exceptional citizenship, not
for expected appropriate behavior.
Jewels are kept by the student and are not transferable.
Jewels may be used to participate in a monthly celebration, or for special activities and a
variety of other rewards.
Suspension and Expulsion Policy
The needs of some students may not be met at Bennett Academy. The preferred course of action
when this becomes apparent is for the parents of the student to un-enroll the child, and enroll
him/her into a more appropriate school setting
Suspensions and expulsions are based on active infractions. Any student who has been
suspended twice in the same school year will be referred for expulsion upon qualifying for a
third suspension. Your teacher will have consequences for your behavior in class. A suspension
or expulsion may occur prior to 15 infractions for physical abuse or Zero Tolerance
incidents.
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Revised 6-23-21Behavior/Actions List
1. Running on the sidewalk: 1-3
2. Cheating: 3-5
3. Chewing gum on school property: 1-3
4. Coming to school habitually unprepared: 3-5
5. Disrupting class: 1-10
6. Instigating a fight: 3-15
7. Littering: 1-5
8. Lying: 1-10
9. Name calling:1-3
10. Non-compliance with Bennett Academy dress code: 1-5
11. Non-compliance with staff directions: 1-15
12. Outside school property during school: 3-10
13. Physical abuse of staff or student: 5-30
14. Profanity / Inappropriate language: 1-15
15. Racism, intimidating language or behavior, sexual harassment: 5-30
16. Starting or repeating damaging rumors: 5-10
17. Stealing: 5-30
18. Talking back to a member of the staff: 3-10
19. Threatening or verbal abuse of a student or staff member: 3-30
20. Throwing food / other objects: 2-15
21. Use of electronic devices other than approved: 1-5, plus confiscation of device
22. Unsafe behavior: 1-15
23. Vandalism / graffiti: 5-30
24. Creating a bad reputation for the school: 5-15
25. Creating a liability for the school: 5-30
26. Destroying or damaging school property: 5-30
27. Excessive / Inappropriate physical contact: 1-10
28. Creating an item that resembles a weapon: 1-15
29. Participating in any derogatory social media while on campus: 5-15
Zero Tolerance
*For the possession or use of weapons, drugs, alcohol, or tobacco*
Possession of a weapon, anything that resembles a weapon, drugs, alcohol, tobacco,
paraphernalia, may result in automatic expulsion. You will receive infractions for possession or
wearing of clothing depicting drugs, use of paraphernalia, alcohol, tobacco, or sex. You may be
isolated from your peers and given infractions if you: discuss idly, draw pictures about, gossip
about, write about, or pantomime drug use. Parents or the police may be called if a student
smells like tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs.
Bennett Academy reserves the right to search all student backpacks, pockets, purses, desks, and
lockers.
* Tobacco possession by minors is against the law!
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Revised 6-23-21STUDENT VIOLENCE / RELATIONAL AGGRESSION
HARRASSMENT / INTIMIDATION / BULLYING
Bennett Academy (referred to as the “School”) believes it is the right of every student to be
educated in a positive, safe, caring, and respectful learning environment. The School further
believes a learning environment that is inclusive of these traits maximizes student achievement,
fosters student personal growth, and helps a student build a sense of community that promotes
positive participation as citizens in society.
To assist in achieving a learning environment based on the beliefs of the School, bullying in any
form will not be tolerated.
Bullying is defined as repeated acts over time that involves a real or perceived imbalance of
power with the more powerful child or group attacking those who are less powerful. Bullying
can be physical in form, verbal, or psychological.
Bullying may occur when a student or group of students engages in any form of behavior that
includes such acts as intimidation and/or harassment that:
Has the effect of physically harming a student, damaging a student's property, or placing
a student in reasonable fear of harm or damage to property.
Is sufficiently severe, persistent or pervasive that the action, behavior, or threat creates an
intimidating, threatening, or abusive environment in the form of physical or emotional
harm.
Occurs when there is a real or perceived imbalance of power or strength.
May constitute a violation of law.
Bullying of a student or group of students can be manifested through written, verbal, physical, or
emotional means and may occur in a variety of forms including, but not limited to:
Verbal, written/printed or graphic exposure to derogatory comments, extortion,
exploitation, name calling, or rumor spreading either directly through another person or
group or through cyber bullying.
Exposure to social exclusion or ostracism.
Physical contact including but not limited to pushing, hitting, kicking, shoving, or
spitting.
Damage to or theft of personal property.
Cyber bullying: Cyber bullying is, but not limited to, any act of bullying committed by use of
electronic technology or electronic communication devices, including telephonic devices, social
networking and other internet communications, on school computers, networks, forums and
mailing list, or other School-owned property, and by means of an individual‟s personal electronic
media and equipment.
Harassment: Harassment is intentional behavior by a student or group of students that is
disturbing or threatening to another student or group of students. Intentional behaviors that
characterize harassment include, but are not limited to, stalking, hazing, and social exclusion,
name calling, unwanted physical contact and unwelcome verbal or written comments,
photographs and graphics. Harassment may be related, but not limited to, race, religious
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Revised 6-23-21orientation, sexual preference, cultural background, economic status, size or personal
appearance. Harassing behaviors can be direct or indirect and by use of social media.
Intimidation: Intimidation is intentional behavior by a student or group of students that places
another student or group of students in fear of harm of person or property. Intimidation can be
manifested emotionally or physically, either directly or indirectly, and by use of social media.
Students are prohibited from bullying on school grounds, school property, school buses, at
school bus stops, at school sponsored events and activities, and through the use of electronic
technology or electronic communication equipment on school computers, networks, forums, or
mailing lists.
Relational Aggression: Relational aggression is defined as “behaviors that harm others through
damage (or threat of damage) to relationships or feelings of acceptance, friendship, or group
inclusion.” Relational aggression includes, for example, social exclusion or spreading rumors
with the intent to harm others, or as a form of retaliation. In contrast to physical aggression in
which the agent of harm is actual or threatened physical damage, relational aggression involves
actual or threatened damage to relationships as the vehicle of harm. Relational aggression is
more prevalent in female relationships, but is not limited to only female relationships.
Disciplinary action may result for bullying which occurs outside of the school and the school
day when such acts result in a substantial physical, mental, or emotional negative effect on the
victim, while on school grounds, school property, school buses, at school bus stops, or at school
sponsored events and activities, or when such act(s) interfere with the authority of the school
system to maintain order. All suspected violations of law will be reported to local law
enforcement.
Students who believe they are experiencing being bullied or expect another student is bullied
should report their concern to any staff member of the School. School personnel are to maintain
appropriate confidentiality of the reported information.
Reprisal by any student directed toward a student or employee related to the reporting of a case
or a suspected case of bullying shall not be tolerated, and the individual(s) will be subject to the
disciplines set out in applicable School regulations.
Students found to be bullying others will be disciplined up to and including suspension or
expulsion from school.
Knowingly submitting a false report under this policy shall subject the student to discipline up to
and including suspension or expulsion. Where disciplinary action is necessary pursuant to any
part of this policy, relevant Bennett Academy policies shall be followed.
Law enforcement authorities shall be notified any time Bennett Academy officials have a
reasonable belief that an incidence of bullying is a violation of the law.
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Revised 6-23-21Child Find - Special Education Resources
We make available special education services for students with disabilities, and we also provide
information regarding early intervention services for children, birth through 2 years of age.
We are responsible for identifying, locating and evaluating all children with disabilities within
our school and for making appropriate referrals to:
1. Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) for children, birth through 2 years of age for
evaluation and services if needed.
2. School district of residence for children ages 3 through 5 for evaluation and services if
needed.
We are also responsible for providing a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) which
includes special education and related services for students with disabilities at public expense,
under public supervision and direction without charge to the parents. For all new students to the
school, the classroom teacher will complete screening activities within 45 days of enrollment.
The teacher will look at the child‟s ability in the areas of: academics, vision, hearing, adaptive,
communication, social/emotional and motor skills. If any concerns are noted, the child may be
referred for additional help.
If you have concerns about a child you know, please contact the office at (602) 943-1317 for
more information.
Transportation
The following is the policy regarding bus transportation to and from school:
It is a privilege to ride the bus to school.
You may ride the school bus if you live on or near the designated bus route.
Students will only be picked up and dropped off at their designated bus stop unless
proper authorization has been granted in advance. Waivers are always temporary.
Students riding school transportation are subject to all school rules from the time they
arrive at their designated bus stop and while they are on the bus.
Students must be in their uniform at all times while riding the bus.
Students are subject to school discipline should any infractions occur.
A student’s privilege to ride the school bus may be revoked at any time.
Bus drivers are to report infractions to the administration.
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Revised 6-23-21Bus Behavior / Guidelines
Students must observe these guidelines prior to boarding the bus, at the bus stop, and at school.
Students AND parents / guardians must be at their designated bus stop 10 minutes
prior to pick up / drop off time. If a guardian is not at the designated bus stop for
grade K-3 students at the designated drop off time, the students will be returned to
Bennett Academy and will need to be picked up there.
Stay off the road while waiting for the bus.
Wait until the bus has come to a complete stop before moving toward the bus, boarding
in an orderly manner.
Do not push or crowd each other while boarding the bus and taking your seats.
All Bennett Academy school buses are equipped with video cameras
Students must observe the following procedures while riding on the school bus, or any other
transportation related to school.
Observe all school rules and behavioral guidelines.
Listen carefully to the bus driver and follow directions.
Keep hands and feet, and personal objects to yourself and out of the aisles.
Be courteous and respectful of the driver and fellow students
Do not litter or throw things out of the window or inside the bus
Do not change or leave seats at any time.
Look out for the safety of younger children.
Do not allow any part of your body extend out the windows.
Do not use foul language or make any obscene gestures.
Students must observe the following procedures when exiting the bus or any other transportation
related to the school.
Follow the driver‟s directions.
Cross the road at least ten feet in front of the bus immediately after getting off the bus,
unless the driver tells you otherwise.
In Case of Emergency: Students are to remain on the bus in case of a road emergency unless
otherwise directed by the bus driver.
Infraction Procedures:
Should the student not conform to the school‟s guidelines and expectations while being
transported by the school, or while waiting for the school bus, the principal/assistant to the
principal will follow the infraction procedures, and/or restrict the bus privilege.
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Revised 6-23-21Bennett Academy
A Twenty First Century Charter School
Manual Para Estudiantes y Padres
2021 – 2022
Going from GOOD to GREAT!
2930 West Bethany Home Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85017
Phone: (602) 943-1317
Fax: (602) 943-0280
www.bennettacademy.com
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Revised 6-23-21TABLA DE CONTENIDO
Filosofía y Misión de Bennett Pg. 20
Política de Examen Págs. 20-21
Política de Asistencia Págs. 21-22
• Tardanza
• Ausencias
Política de Visitante Pg. 23
Políticas Medicas ______________________________________________ Pg. 23-24
Estudiantes que requieren medicación, lesión o enfermedad del estudiante, fiebre
Código de Vestimenta Págs. 24-25
• Uniformes
• Vestimenta Inadecuada / Adornos
• Política de Ropa de Abrigo
Política de Elegibilidad Extracurricular y Después de Escuela Pg. 26
Política de Dispositivos Electrónicos/Batería Pg. 26
Política de Comportamiento Pg. 26
Reglas Generales Págs. 27-28
Política de Disciplina/Joyas e Infracciones Págs. 28-29
Política de Suspensión/Expulsión Pg. 29
Lista de Infracciones Págs. 29-30
Políticas de Cero Tolerancia: Armas, Tabaco, Drogas y Alcohol Págs. 30
Políticas de Violencia Estudiantil, Acoso, Intimidación, Bullying Págs. 31-32
Child Find – Recursos de Educación Especial Pg. 32-33
Transporte de Autobús Págs. 33-34
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Revised 6-23-21Filosofía y Misión de Bennett
Creemos que una educación solida equipara a un estudiante para ser la mejor persona que pueda
ser, tanto ahora como en el futuro.
Estado de la Misión
La misión de Bennett Academy es permitir que los promovidos de la escuela intermedia ingresen
y funcionen con éxito en los cursos de la escuela preparatoria que los preparen para un plan de
estudios universitarios o currículo universitario. Los promovidos de Bennett Academy deberán
mostrar excelencia en el arte y / o habilidad de la comunicación, incluyendo lectura, escritura,
escritura y expresión oral, competencia en matemáticas, conocimiento de estudios sociales y
ciencias a nivel de escuela intermedia y alfabetización tecnológica básica.
Nuestros Principios Rectores
Fomentamos el estudio independiente y la participación comunitaria, capacitamos a los
estudiantes para que tomen decisiones que conduzcan a resultados positivos y enseñamos
comportamientos que aumentaran las posibilidades de los estudiantes de tener éxito en su vida.
Nuestros principios rectores son:
1. Excelencia académica
2. Mantener la disciplina
3. Seguridad, limpieza y orden
4. Balance de aprendizaje y diversión
5. Servicio comunitario
6. Empoderamiento de los estudiantes
Nuestro Compromiso Contigo
Eres importante para nosotros. Es por eso es que hemos construido una pequeña escuela para
buenos estudiantes. Creemos que necesitas más atención en clase y un ambiente seguro para ir a
la escuela. Podemos mantener tu ambiente escolar seguro y cómodo solo con tu ayuda. Te
proporcionaremos todo lo que podamos para garantizar tu seguridad y felicidad durante estos
años. Además, trabajaremos muy diligentemente para brindarte una educación que te llevará a
donde quieras ir.
Pruebas, Evaluación y Retención
En Bennett Academy tenemos estándares muy altos. Es nuestra política considerar la retención
para cualquier estudiante que no pase al menos una prueba de AzMERIT (examen del estado) en
los grados 3-8. Esta política ayuda a garantizar que los estudiantes estén preparados para
satisfacer las demandas de la escuela secundaria y más allá.
Los estudiantes en el octavo grado también están obligados a completar un Proyecto Final. Esta
tarea es un requisito de graduación para Bennett Academy. Cualquier estudiante que no complete
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Asistencia
Tardanzas
La puntualidad se toma en serio en Bennett Academy. La escuela comienza a las 8:45 AM y se
espera que los estudiantes estén en sus asientos y listos para aprender en ese momento. Todos los
estudiantes que lleguen tarde deben registrarse en la oficina y recibir un pase para la clase.
Ausencias
1. Los padres deben llamar a la oficina para informar sobre una ausencia antes de las 10:30
a.m.
2. Después de 5 ausencias, se enviara una carta a casa alertando a los padres de las posibles
ramificaciones legales del absentismo, y se puede notificar al Tribunal de Menores del
Condado de Maricopa.
3. Después de 10 ausencias consecutivas injustificadas, el / la estudiante puede ser dado de
baja. Las enfermedades prolongadas serán manejadas por la administración de manera
individual.
4. Las ausencias excesivas serán reportadas como tales al Departamento de Educación de
Arizona.
5. Cuando su hijo/a está ausente el 5% de los días escolares posibles, lo consideramos un
riesgo de retención. A las 19 ausencias, por cualquier motivo que no sea hospitalización,
se le puede solicitar al estudiante que repita en año escolar.
Una Ausencia Justificada es causada por una verdadera emergencia o enfermedad grave y es
notificada a la oficina por los padres antes de la escuela, el día de la ausencia. Los padres
pueden necesitar presentar pruebas si el absentismo se vuelve problemático. Una ausencia
justificada bajo la Ley del Estado de Arizona puede deberse a enfermedad, citas médicas, duelo,
emergencias familiares y suspensiones fuera de la escuela.
Una Ausencia Injustificada es aquella que no es notificada por los padres o causada por una
razón ilegítima o frívola; es decir, "Johnny no quería ir a la escuela hoy", o "Johnny se le paso el
autobús, y decidió quedarse en casa", o "Johnny se va de vacaciones", o "Necesito salir de la
ciudad por una semana y mi hijo/a se va conmigo".
Solo un padre o tutor puede llamar para notificar la ausencia. No se aceptarán llamadas de
estudiantes o hermanos para notificar las ausencias. Las ausencias son justificadas o
injustificadas y están determinadas por la ley estatal.
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Revised 6-23-21Política de Asistencia
La asistencia a la escuela no es solo un buen hábito, la ley estatal lo requiere. La Ley Estatal de
Arizona (15-802.E, 15-803.) requiere que cada persona que tenga la custodia de un niño/a entre
las edades de seis y dieciséis años se asegure de que ellos asistan a la escuela durante todo el
tiempo que la escuela este en sesión a menos que no pueda asistir debido a una enfermedad u
otra razón.
Para alentar y mejorar la asistencia escolar, Bennett Academy ha implementado un programa de
absentismo escolar en colaboración con el Tribunal de Menores del Condado de Maricopa. Este
programa de absentismo escolar se llama C.U.T.S. (Supresión de absentismo escolar unificado
de la corte). Seguiremos de cerca la asistencia. Se espera que su hijo/a esté en la escuela todos
los días, a menos que haya una razón justificada para no estar. Una ausencia se define como un
mínimo de un período de clase perdido. Una ausencia injustificada contará como un día de
ausencia injustificada según lo define la ley. Un estudiante está "habitualmente ausente" si
tiene cinco o más ausencias injustificadas. Un estudiante que está ausente más del diez por
ciento (18 días) del número requerido de días escolares por año se considera que tiene
"ausencias excesivas" sea la ausencia justificada o injustificada.
Cuando un estudiante tiene cinco o más ausencias injustificadas o 19 ausencias excesivas
(justificadas O injustificadas), el estudiante puede ser citado al Programa CUTS a través del
Tribunal de Menores. La audiencia se llevará a cabo en el Centro de la Corte Juvenil. Un
padre o tutor legal debe estar presente con el estudiante en el momento de la audiencia. Las
consecuencias en la audiencia pueden incluir lo siguiente: asistencia requerida del padre y el niño
a una clase de educación (que se llevará a cabo los sábados), horas de trabajo asignadas al niño/a,
asesoramiento, etc. Al padre o tutor se le aplicará una tarifa de desvío de $50. El incumplimiento
de estas consecuencias puede resultar en la suspensión de la licencia de conducir de su hijo, o la
imposibilidad de obtener una licencia de conducir hasta que cumpla 18 años y/o los
procedimientos judiciales formales. Es responsabilidad de los padres o tutores asegurar la
asistencia de sus hijos en un entorno académico aprobado. Si no toma las medidas necesarias
para brindarle a su hijo la educación adecuada, puede recibir una citación. Si es declarado
culpable, es un delito menor de Clase 3 punible con tiempo en la cárcel y/o multa.
La educación de su hijo/a es extremadamente importante para nosotros. Este programa es otra
forma en que Bennett Academy está trabajando con la comunidad para garantizar una educación
de calidad para todos los estudiantes. Tenga en cuenta que la escuela también se reserva el
derecho de que un Oficial de CUTS hable en orientaciones y asambleas, así como a grupos
individuales de estudiantes con respecto a la importancia de la escuela. Si tiene alguna pregunta
o inquietud, no dude en comunicarse con Bennett Academy al (602) 943-1317.
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Visitantes en el Campus
Cualquier visitante en el campus DEBE hacer lo siguiente al ingresar a Bennett Academy
durante el horario escolar:
A. Ingresar solo por la puerta de seguridad delantera.
B. Registrarse como visitante en la oficina.
C. Recibir una etiqueta de visitante que se debe usar en todo momento mientras se encuentre
en el campus.
D. Registrase cuando salga del campus y devolver la etiqueta de visitante al personal de la
oficina.
E. Salir del campus solo por la puerta de seguridad delantera.
F. Cualquier artículo (almuerzo, suministros, medicamentos, tarea, etc.) que sea entregado
por un visitante para un estudiante o miembro de la facultad DEBE dejarse en la oficina.
Un miembro del personal de Bennett Academy entregará el artículo en el lugar apropiado
del campus.
Políticas Médicas
Estudiantes que Requieren Medicamento
Hay estudiantes, dentro de nuestra población estudiantil actual, que requieren medicación en
algún momento durante el día escolar. Bennett Academy con gusto se adaptará a las necesidades
de esos estudiantes, si se sigue el protocolo adecuado. Es obligatorio que el maestro del
estudiante y el personal de salud de la escuela sean notificados, por escrito, de cualquier
necesidad de medicamentos. Todos los medicamentos recetados deben entregarse al personal de
salud de la escuela en el frasco original de la receta. La medicación también debe ir acompañada
de instrucciones para su dispersión. Si un estudiante se queda sin su medicamento, es
responsabilidad de los padres / tutores reponer el suministro. Tenga en cuenta: El personal de
Bennett Academy, incluido el personal de salud, no puede darle a un estudiante ningún tipo de
medicamento de venta libre (incluidos, entre otros, pastillas para la tos, aspirina,
antihistamínicos, etc.) sin el consentimiento de los padres. Si un estudiante recibe medicamentos
de venta libre en la escuela, los padres serán notificados al final del día escolar. Si tiene alguna
pregunta o situación especial, consulte al personal de salud de la escuela.
Lesión o Enfermedad Del Estudiante
A lo largo del año escolar surgen muchos casos de enfermedades y lesiones. Se anima a los
maestros a abordar las enfermedades y lesiones leves en sus aulas, y los estudiantes solo son
enviados al asesor de salud para casos más graves.
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lesiones y enfermedades menores y administrar medicamentos; sin embargo, tenga en cuenta que
no hay un profesional médico registrado / certificado en el campus. Si se identifica que un
estudiante tiene una enfermedad o lesión que es "contagiosa" o que puede representar una
amenaza para sí mismo, para otros estudiantes o para el personal de Bennett Academy, se le
enviará a casa inmediatamente y no se le permitirá regresar hasta que se resuelva el asunto. Es
responsabilidad del padre / tutor que una persona autorizada recoja a su hijo en caso de
enfermedad / lesión grave lo antes posible. El padre / tutor tiene 60 minutos después de ser
notificado para recoger a su estudiante. El no hacerlo puede resultar en que los funcionarios
médicos sean contactados a expensas del padre / tutor.
Fiebres
De acuerdo con las regulaciones de los Servicios de Salud del Condado de Maricopa, los
estudiantes que muestren una fiebre de 100.4 o más no pueden regresar a la escuela hasta que la
temperatura del estudiante se haya mantenido por debajo de ese número durante 24 horas sin la
ayuda de reductores de fiebre.
Código de Vestimenta
Bennett Academy tiene altos estándares para nuestros estudiantes, el personal y la
administración. Vestirse con un uniforme limpio nos ayudará a todos a mantener nuestra
dignidad personal y eliminará las distracciones. Los uniformes se deben usar a diario. Nuestra
política de uniformes NO es opcional; a los estudiantes de Bennett Academy sin uniforme se les
proporcionará una camisa o pantalón de uniforme adecuado, si hay disponibles, o se llamará a
los padres para que traigan un uniforme adecuado.
Uniformes
1. Se requieren pantalones caqui o y camisas con el logotipo de Bennett Academy.
A. Faldas, shorts, y pantalones color caqui. No faldas o shorts muy cortos. No
pantalones de jogging o pantalones de chándal.
B. Camisas polo deben ser moradas o negras sin adorno en el cuello. Las camisas no
deben tener un logotipo de marca cosido o impreso, que no sea el logotipo de
Bennett Academy. NO se aceptan otros logotipos.
C. Las camisetas de Alumno del Semestre (rojas) de Bennett Academy son
aceptables los viernes.
D. Las camisas de uniforme no se deben atar ni modificar.
2. Pantalones deben estar al menos a una pulgada del piso.
3. Pantalones tipo cargo holgados no son permitidos.
4. Faldas y shorts no deben pasar de 2 a 3 pulgadas por encima de la rodilla.
5. Zapatos cerrados deben usarse con medias. Zapatos deportivos funcionan mejor para la
comodidad y tiempo de actividad. No se permiten sandalias, chanclas u otros zapatos con
punta abierta.
6. No se deben usar gorras durante el día escolar; a menos que sea al air libre.
7. Cada 1er y 3er viernes del mes será Dollar dor Duds. Estudiantes pueden optar por traer
un dólar (entregar al maestro) para participar en vestimenta informal. Los estudiantes
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Vestimenta Inadecuada/Adornos
Los siguientes artículos no están permitidos para los estudiantes en todo momento (incluso
cuando al asistir a eventos patrocinados por la escuela, dentro y fuera de nuestro campus)
1. Pantalones que cuelgan a más de dos pulgadas de la entrepierna, o "caídos".
2. Cadenas o guantes
3. Camisas que no se ajusten al pantalón o la falda, o que no cubra todo el estómago, la
espalda o los costados. No se debe mostrar carne entre la línea de la camisa y la línea del
cinturón.
4. Botas con punta de acero.
5. Ropa rasgada o manchada. Los estudiantes DEBEN venir a la escuela con un
uniforme limpio todos los días.
6. Ropa excesivamente ajustada (ropa que es seductora o que distrae) o ropa excesivamente
grande.
7. Gafas del sol usadas adentro.
8. Zapatos de plataforma (más de 1 pulgada) o botas hasta la rodilla.
9. Ropa o joyas con implicaciones antisociales (incluidos, entre otros, símbolos de
pandillas, sexo, drogas, alcohol, calaveras, armas o violencia).
10. Tatuajes o aretes visibles en cualquier lugar, excepto un arete estándar por oreja. No se
permiten aretes "extremos".
11. Las camisetas no deben ser visibles colgando debajo de las camisas del uniforme.
12. Las calaveras como decoración son inconsistentes con nuestra misión y visión y no están
permitidas en la ropa, zapatos, joyas, etc. Por favor no traiga artículos como tal a la
escuela.
13. Los mohawks y otros estilos y colores de cabello que distraen no son consistentes con
nuestra política de uniformes y por lo cual no son permitidos. Es posible que se requiera
que los estudiantes que violen esta política corrijan la violación antes de regresar a la
escuela. Esto incluye colores no naturales y cabello multicolor, cabello largo en la cara
o cabello sin peinar. El cabello largo debe estar recogido con una banda de goma u otro
artículo para mantener el cabello fuera de la cara del estudiante.
Política de Ropa de Abrigo
1. Las chaquetas con cremallera de color negro solido o gris son la ropa de abrigo requerida.
Puede comprar una chaqueta negra o gris y agregar el logotipo de la escuela en la tienda
de Collette's o solo comprar una chaqueta negra o gris en otro lugar.
2. Las chaquetas o sudaderas no se pueden usar afuera después de que el clima alcance los
80 grado.
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Revised 6-23-21Política Para Después de Escuela
Los estudiantes pueden permanecer en el campus después de la escuela solo si están
involucrados en una actividad aprobada o si están trabajando directamente con un maestro o
miembro del personal. De lo contrario, los estudiantes deben abandonar la propiedad de la
escuela después de salir de su última clase. Todos los estudiantes que no participen directamente
en una actividad aprobada después de la escuela DEBEN estar fuera del campus a más tardar 15
minutos después de que la escuela haya salido.
Solo los estudiantes que están en un equipo están permitidos en las prácticas. Todos los
estudiantes en el campus deben ser supervisados directamente.
Elegibilidad para Actividades Extracurriculares (Incluyendo Deportes)
Creemos en la regla de "no pasar, no jugar". Un estudiante debe tener una "C" o mejor en todas
las materias en la boleta de calificaciones o en el informe de progreso más reciente, para ser
elegible para actividades extracurriculares, incluyendo el consejo estudiantil y teatro. Además, si
un estudiante tiene 5 o más infracciones activas (ver política de disciplina), él o ella no serán
elegibles. La elegibilidad se revisa todos los viernes para la semana siguiente. Todos los
estudiantes atletas potenciales deben asistir o ver una reunión deportiva obligatoria y estar de
acuerdo con el Código de Conducta Deportiva de Bennett Academy para ser elegibles para la
prueba del equipo. Los equipos deportivos compilaran de 5º a 8º grado.
Bailes y Fiestas Escolares
Los bailes de estudiantes de la secundaria solo pueden ocurrir entre las 6:00 p.m. y las 9:00 p.m.
Solamente estudiantes de Bennett Academy pueden atender a los bailes de la secundaria.
¡¡No se permiten invitados NUNCA!!
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Revised 6-23-21Política de Teléfono Celular o Dispositivos Electrónicos
Los teléfonos celulares deben mantenerse en silencio en la mochila del alumno. El uso del
teléfono celular solo está permitido antes y después de escuela con permiso y solo si es
necesario. Los teléfonos celulares se permiten usar en el autobús.
Bennett Academy no es responsable por la pérdida de teléfonos celulares, dispositivos
electrónicos o propiedad personal. Cualquier dispositivo electrónico personal, incluyendo
teléfonos celulares que se usan mientras se encuentra en el campus, será confiscado y entregado
a la administración. La administración mantendrá el dispositivo hasta que sea reclamado por un
padre o tutor.
Política de Comportamiento
Se espera que los estudiantes de Bennett Academy demuestren un comportamiento apropiado en
todo momento mientras estén en el campus o en cualquier evento patrocinado por la escuela.
Estudiantes, ustedes y sus padres son responsables de estas pautas, límites y expectativas. La
ignorancia no es una excusa. La modificación del comportamiento de estudiantes individuales
que asisten a Bennett Academy no es una prioridad del personal o la administración. Si tiene un
problema o una pregunta sobre las expectativas de comportamiento:
1. Primero, por favor hable con el maestro de la clase.
2. Segundo, si el problema no se resuelve, haga una cita para hablar con un administrador.
Reglas Generales del Aula
A. Tus profesores merecen tu respeto. Por favor muéstrales ese respeto.
B. Los estudiantes necesitan mantenerse en la tarea. Esto significa no hablar sin permiso.
C. No se permiten alimentos ni bebidas que no sean agua en las aulas. No hay excepción.
D. Pida permiso al maestro/a si necesita salir del aula; Esto incluye ir al baño o al bebedero.
Los maestros/a distribuirán pases para su uso, o usarán un sistema que sea justo y no
perjudicial.
E. No uses blasfemias o jergas inapropiadas en el campus.
F. Mantenga las aulas y los escritorios limpios. Esto significa limpiar tu propio desorden.
No escribir en los escritorios. No tirar basura.
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Revised 6-23-21Reglas de Descanso y Almuerzo
Los estudiantes de Bennett Academy tienen recesos, recreo y tiempo libre durante el almuerzo.
Si los estudiantes hacen un mal uso de ese tiempo (o tiempo de clase) estos privilegios se pueden
cortar o quitar a discreción del maestro, la administración o cualquier otro miembro del personal
de Bennett Academy. No obstante lo anterior, Bennett Academy proporcionara dos periodos de
recreo según la requiera A.R.S. § 15-118.
A. Alimentos y bebidas se deben consumir solo en el comedor. No se permite goma de
mascar en el campus en ningún momento.
B. Los miembros del personal estarán de guardia durante el tiempo para el almuerzo. Se
espera un comportamiento apropiado en el comedor y durante el recreo.
C. No se le permite salir del campus durante el almuerzo o cualquier descanso, a menos que
un padre o tutor lo firme.
D. No se permite el contacto físico excesivo durante los descansos o el recreo. (P. ej.
abordar, empujar, etc.)
E. Se espera que TODOS los estudiantes limpien después de sí mismos en el comedor o se
emitirán deméritos.
F. Si bien entendemos que los estudiantes pueden traer sus propios almuerzos y bocadillos
saludables sin cantidades de excesivas de dulces y “comida chatarra”. El agua
embotellada es la UNICA bebida permitida en los salones de clase. De acuerdo con las
regulaciones de salud local, estatal y federales vigentes, cualquier bocadillo que se traiga
a la escuela debe estar en un recipiente sellado (por ejemplo, un Tupperware o Ziploc) y
no se puede compartir con otros estudiantes.
Política de Disciplina
El objetivo general de esta política es que los estudiantes aprendan autodisciplina. La disciplina
de los estudiantes se mantendrá como un sistema continuo de gestión del aula y la escuela.
Los maestros deben usar un plan aprobado para mantener un excelente comportamiento en el
aula.
Si el comportamiento de un estudiante no puede ser manejado por un maestro u otra persona con
autoridad, ese estudiante recibirá deméritos, suspensión o posible expulsión de Bennett
Academy. Cada maestro tendrá un plan de comportamiento que incluye expectativas,
consecuencias e incentivos positivos. Los maestros/a compartirán esta información con padres y
estudiantes.
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