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AHS Policies and Procedures

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which entry point is designated for bus riders according to the Yondr entry points?

a)

The entry by the volleyball gym.

b)

The entry by the cafeteria.

c)

The entry by the auditorium.

d)

None of the above

2.

Where should car drivers enter according to the Yondr entry points?

a)

The entry by the cafeteria.

b)

The entry by the volleyball gym.

c)

The entry by the auditorium.

d)

None of the above

3.

Which entry point is designated for car riders according to the Yondr entry points?

a)

The entry by the cafeteria.

b)

The entry by the volleyball gym.

c)

The entry by the auditorium.

d)

None of the above

4.

What must students do with their WCD before entering the school building?

a)

Turn it on and place it in their backpack

b)

Power it off and place it in their designated Yondr Pouches

c)

Leave it at home

d)

Keep it in their pocket

5.

What should students do after placing their WCD in the Yondr Pouch?

a)

Leave the pouch open

b)

Securely seal the pouch and store it in their locker or keep it with them

c)

Hand it to a teacher

d)

Place it on their desk

6.

Whose responsibility is it to arrive at class punctually with the pouch securely fastened?

a)

The teacher's responsibility

b)

The student's responsibility

c)

The parent's responsibility

d)

The principal's responsibility

7.

What should a student do if they fail to have their pouch upon arrival?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Request a replacement pouch from personnel on duty

c)

Borrow a friend's pouch

d)

Go home to get it

8.

If a student arrives at school before 7:15, which entrance must they use?

a)

The side doors

b)

The back doors

c)

The front doors

d)

Any door

9.

What should you do with your WCD during the school day?

a)

Keep it in your pocket

b)

Leave it at home

c)

Secure it in your assigned Yondr Pouch

d)

Use it freely on campus

10.

Where should you unlock your pouch if you leave campus for an appointment?

a)

In the classroom

b)

At the main office

c)

In the cafeteria

d)

At the school gate

11.

Is it allowed to access your WCD on campus during the school day?

a)

Yes, anytime

b)

Only during lunch

c)

Only in emergencies

d)

No, it is strictly prohibited

12.

What should you do first at the conclusion of the school day according to the instructions?

a)

Retrieve your WCD from the pouch

b)

Seal the empty pouch

c)

Unlock your pouch utilizing the unlocking base

d)

Use your WCD off-campus

13.

What is the responsibility of the student regarding the pouch?

a)

Leave it at school

b)

Keep track of it

c)

Share it with others

d)

Use it for storage

14.

When are students permitted to utilize their WCD?

a)

During class

b)

In the library

c)

Once off-campus

d)

In the cafeteria

15.

What will happen if a student's WCD is visible during the day?

a)

The student will receive a warning.

b)

The student's WCD and/or pouch will be confiscated.

c)

The student will be suspended.

d)

The student will be fined.

16.

What is not allowed regarding someone else's pouch?

a)

Borrowing it for a day.

b)

Damaging or taking it.

c)

Decorating it with stickers.

d)

All of the Above

17.

Where is it prohibited to use a WCD during school hours?

a)

In the cafeteria.

b)

In the library.

c)

Anywhere on school grounds.

d)

In the gym.

18.

What is the consequence for a student's first offense if their WCD is visible during the day?

a)

5 Days Alt School

b)

3 Days ISS

c)

10 Days Alt School

d)

OSS Pending Admin Hearing

19.

For a second offense, how many days of ISS does a student receive?

a)

3 Days

b)

5 Days

c)

10 Days

d)

No ISS, only Alt School

20.

What happens after a student's fifth offense regarding WCD visibility?

a)

3 Days ISS

b)

5 Days Alt School

c)

OSS Pending Admin Hearing

d)

10 Days Alt School

21.

How many days of Alt School are assigned for a third offense?

a)

3 Days

b)

5 Days

c)

10 Days

d)

No Alt School, only ISS

22.

What is the consequence for a fourth offense?

a)

3 Days ISS

b)

5 Days ISS

c)

10 Days Alt School

d)

OSS Pending Admin Hearing

23.

What must a student do if they fail to bring their pouch to school?

a)

Go home immediately

b)

Notify an administrator

c)

Call their parents

d)

Ignore the rule

24.

What happens to a student on their third offense for not bringing a pouch?

a)

1 Day ISS & $10 Fee

b)

3 Days ISS & $30 Lost Pouch Fee

c)

5 Days ISS

d)

5 Days Alt School

25.

What is the consequence for a fifth offense of not bringing a pouch?

a)

3 Days ISS

b)

5 Days ISS

c)

5 Days Alt School

d)

Parent/Guardian called

26.

What additional action is taken during the second offense besides signing in the log?

a)

Turn in WCD

b)

Pay a fee

c)

Parent/Guardian called

d)

Attend Alt School

27.

What should a student do if they have a damaged pouch?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Contact a school administrator immediately

c)

Try to fix it themselves

d)

Throw it away

28.

What is required for both first and subsequent offenses regarding a damaged pouch?

a)

Pay $50 for the damaged pouch

b)

Pay $30 for the damaged pouch

c)

No payment required

d)

Pay $10 for the damaged pouch

29.

What happens to the student's parent or guardian if a student has a damaged pouch?

a)

They will be fined

b)

They will be called

c)

They will be suspended

d)

They will be ignored

30.

What must dual enrollment students do upon arriving at the front office?

a)

Sign out and show their ID

b)

Sign in and show their pouch

c)

Sign in and get their pouch unlocked

d)

Sign out and get their pouch unlocked

31.

What must co-op students do at the front office?

a)

Sign in and show their pouch

b)

Sign out and show their ID

c)

Sign out and get their pouch unlocked

d)

Sign in and get their pouch unlocked

32.

What must all students bring every day regardless of having a device?

a)

Their lunch

b)

Their pouch

c)

Their textbook

d)

Their homework

33.

What is not allowed to be left at school overnight?

a)

Textbooks

b)

Pouches

c)

Notebooks

d)

Backpacks

34.

Which of the following personal devices are not allowed?

a)

Smartphones

b)

iPads

c)

Calculators

d)

Personal Laptops

35.

What is the minimum average required to exempt an exam with 5 or fewer absences and 3 or fewer tardies?

a)

85

b)

90

c)

95

d)

80

36.

How many exams can a student with perfect attendance and 3 or fewer tardies exempt with an 85 or above average?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

37.

What is the maximum number of absences allowed to exempt an exam with a 90 or above average?

a)

5

b)

4

c)

3

d)

2

38.

What is the benchmark for the Exam Exemption Policy based on?

a)

The most recent ACT subject taken on school campus

b)

The highest grade in any subject

c)

The average of all subjects

d)

The first ACT subject taken

39.

Who is responsible for submitting the Final Exam Exemption Application?

a)

Teachers

b)

Parents

c)

Students

d)

School Administration

40.

What is academic dishonesty defined as?

a)

The use of any deceptive method of improving a grade

b)

Helping a friend with homework

c)

Studying for a test

d)

Asking questions in class

41.

What happens to a student found guilty of violating the honor code?

a)

They receive a "zero" on the work and are assigned to Saturday School

b)

They receive a warning

c)

They are given extra credit work

d)

They are suspended for a week

42.

What is considered academic dishonesty according to the Honor Code?

a)

Engaging in any illegal or improper activity to improve grades

b)

Asking questions in class

c)

Participating in group study sessions

d)

Attending all classes regularly

43.

Which of the following is an example of cheating as per the Honor Code?

a)

Giving or receiving answers without teacher's authorization

b)

Discussing homework with classmates

c)

Using a calculator for math problems

d)

Taking notes during lectures

44.

Who handles Level One violations according to the Honor Code?

a)

The principal

b)

The teacher

c)

The assistant principal

d)

The school board

45.

What is the consequence for students caught cheating or plagiarizing under Level One violations?

a)

Expulsion

b)

Suspension

c)

Zero on the assignment and Saturday School

d)

Detention

46.

Who is responsible for handling Level Two violations?

a)

The teacher

b)

The principal or assistant principals

c)

The school board

d)

The students

47.

What is one consequence for students guilty of Level Two violations regarding the National Honor Society?

a)

They become eligible for scholarships

b)

They are ineligible for the National Honor Society

c)

They receive a special award

d)

They are given a leadership role

48.

Which of the following is considered a Level Two violation according to the Honor Code?

a)

A first Level One violation

b)

Plagiarizing or using AI on major writing assignments

c)

Forgetting to submit an assignment

d)

Asking for help on a homework problem

49.

What action is a Level Two violation related to tests?

a)

Studying with friends

b)

Taking any test or part of a test to use or give to others

c)

Asking a teacher for extra help

d)

Reviewing past exams for practice

50.

Which of the following is NOT allowed according to the dress code?

a)

Pajamas

b)

Sneakers

c)

T-shirts

d)

Jeans

51.

Which of the following items is allowed according to the dress code?

a)

Slippers

b)

Hats

c)

Sneakers

d)

Blankets

52.

What must be kept covered according to the dress code?

a)

Arms

b)

All body parts

c)

Feet

d)

Head

53.

What is the consequence for the 1st offense according to the discipline policy?

a)

15 min. stay in with Teacher

b)

Warning

c)

30 min. stay in with Teacher

d)

Office Referral

54.

What happens after the 2nd offense in the discipline policy?

a)

Warning

b)

30 min. stay in with Teacher

c)

15 min. stay in with Teacher

d)

Office Referral

55.

What is the consequence for the 3rd offense?

a)

Warning

b)

15 min. stay in with Teacher

c)

30 min. stay in with Teacher

d)

Office Referral

56.

What is the consequence for the 4th offense?

a)

Warning

b)

15 min. stay in with Teacher

c)

30 min. stay in with Teacher

d)

Office Referral

57.

Makeup work is available for which type of absences?

a)

Unexcused absences only

b)

Excused absences only

c)

All absences

d)

No absences

58.

By when must an excuse be turned in after an absence?

a)

Within 1 day

b)

Within 2 days

c)

Within 3 days

d)

Within 4 days

59.

How many total absences are allowed before mandatory Saturday School is required?

a)

5 absences

b)

7 absences

c)

9 absences

d)

11 absences

60.

What is the consequence after 9 absences?

a)

Expulsion

b)

Detention

c)

Mandatory 4 hours of seat time in Saturday School

d)

No consequence

61.

What is the consequence of the 4th tardy per class?

a)

Warning

b)

15 min. stay in with teacher

c)

Office Referral

d)

2 hours detention

62.

What happens after every tardy following the 4th one?

a)

Warning

b)

Another referral

c)

30 min. stay in with teacher

d)

Saturday School

63.

What must you do first when checking in for attendance?

a)

Go directly to class

b)

Get an admit slip from the office

c)

Call your parents

d)

Wait in the hallway

64.

Who can notarize the checkout form in the front office?

a)

Mrs. Morgan

b)

The principal

c)

Any teacher

d)

The school nurse

65.

What is required for someone to check you out of school?

a)

A handwritten note

b)

A NOTARIZED checkout form

c)

A phone call from a parent

d)

A text message

66.

What should you not do without checking out in the office?

a)

Go to lunch

b)

Leave campus

c)

Visit the library

d)

Attend a club meeting

67.

How should students enter the auditorium for assemblies?

a)

Loudly and quickly

b)

In a quiet and orderly manner

c)

By skipping seats

d)

With food and drinks

68.

What should students do when entering the auditorium?

a)

Skip seats

b)

Climb over seats

c)

Fill every seat

d)

Stand in the aisles

69.

How should students behave towards presenters and performers?

a)

Disrespectfully

b)

Indifferently

c)

Quietly and respectfully

d)

Loudly and energetically

70.

What is one of the rules for behavior in hallways and stairs?

a)

Running is allowed.

b)

Loitering is encouraged.

c)

Keep your hands to yourself.

d)

Walk on the left side.

71.

What should you do if you see trash in the hallway?

a)

Ignore it.

b)

Pick it up.

c)

Kick it aside.

d)

Report it to a teacher.

72.

What voice level is expected in the hallways and stairs?

a)

Voice Level 3

b)

Voice Level 2

c)

Voice Level 1

d)

Voice Level 4

73.

Where should you walk in the hallway?

a)

On the left side in a single file.

b)

On the right side in a single file.

c)

In the middle of the hallway.

d)

In groups on both sides.

74.

What should you do if you are not with your teacher during a lockdown drill?

a)

Stay where you are

b)

Run, hide, fight

c)

Call a friend

d)

Go to the cafeteria

75.

What voice level should be maintained during a lockdown drill?

a)

Voice level 3

b)

Voice level 2

c)

Voice level 1

d)

Voice level 0

76.

What is the first step to take if you see something suspicious during a lockdown drill?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Say something

c)

Take a picture

d)

Run away

77.

How many students are allowed to leave the classroom at a time to use the bathroom?

a)

One student

b)

Two students

c)

Three students

d)

Four students

78.

Where should students go to use the bathroom?

a)

The bathroom at home

b)

The nearest bathroom to their current classroom

c)

Any bathroom in the school

d)

The bathroom in the gym

79.

When is it recommended to use the restroom?

a)

During class

b)

Between classes, at lunch, or at the start of break

c)

After school

d)

During a test

80.

How many people are allowed per stall in the bathroom?

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

One

d)

Four