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NON-SCHOOL CONDUCT: 
The school will expect all students to maintain good behavior both en-route to and from school. Students not able to abide by this 
request should expect disciplinary action to be taken. Problems concerning elementary and high school students will be handled by 
both the high school principal and the elementary principal. 
SCHOOL LANGUAGE: 
Teachers and school personnel will be called by Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Name calling, profanity, and abusive language will not be tolerated 
by anyone. 
ITEMS FROM HOME: 
Toys and other items are not to be brought to school unless a teacher has requested them for a special project or given special 
permission. The school does not take responsibility for lost or damaged items which are brought to school.

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STAIR AND HALLWAYS: 
Students will not run on the stairs or in the hallways. There are no exceptions. When using the stairs or hallways, students are expected 
to walk toward the right side at all times. A normal walking pace will be used as the method of movement from the time a student steps 
off the bus in the morning until boarding in the afternoon.
CHEWING GUM & CANDY: 
Chewing gum and candy in school is undesirable and should not be allowed unless consumed under the supervision of a teacher.
SNOWBALLS/ROCKS: 
Because of the danger of serious injury, the throwing of snowballs and rocks is forbidden on school property. 
EMERGENCY DRILLS: 
Periodically, fire and tornado drills are conducted so that students are aware of the procedures. During such drills, students are to 
remain silent and follow the directions of their teachers. Pioneer Elementary also has Lock Down and Evacuation drills. 
LOST AND FOUND: 
Lost and found items are to be turned in to the office or placed on a table in the main hallway to be claimed by their owner. Items will 
be kept for a period of two weeks before being disposed of. 
PETS: 
Under normal circumstances, pets are not permitted at school. Dogs sometimes follow students to school. This creates a problem 
when children are outside for recess. When unleashed dogs are noticed on school grounds, appropriate authorities will be notified for 
their removal. Parents should insure that dogs are properly secured on their property.