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BHS POLICIES Quiz

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the cost for students to receive breakfast and lunch through the School Meals Program?

a)

$4 for both meals

b)

$1 per meal

c)

No charge

d)

$2 per meal

2.

When are school officials allowed to search students, lockers, backpacks, and vehicles?

a)

When there is reasonable suspicion

b)

When there is a violation of the rules or the law

c)

When there is a substantial disruption to the school environment

d)

When a student requests it

3.

What is the policy regarding student guests during the school day?

a)

Students can bring guests without any restrictions.

b)

Students can bring guests if they notify the teacher.

c)

Students are not allowed to bring other student guests during the school day.

d)

Students can bring guests only to sporting events or activities that they are participating in.

4.

Who must approve requests for special visitations before they can occur?

a)

A teacher must approve them on the same day.

b)

An administrator must clear them at least one day in advance.

c)

No approval is necessary.

d)

A parent must give permission.

5.

What program might students with repeated unexcused absences need to work with?

a)

School counseling program

b)

County truancy program

c)

Peer mentoring program

d)

After-school tutoring program

6.

How should students respond if a BHS staff member asks for their name while supervising a sporting event, the hallway, or subbing in a classroom?

a)

Stay silent

b)

Give their full legal name

c)

Make up a name

d)

Walk away

7.

How should students handle the Pledge of Allegiance according to the guidelines?

a)

They must stand and recite it aloud

b)

They can choose not to recite it and must respect others' choices

c)

They must stand, but do not need to recite it out loud

d)

They must stand, remove their hat, and stay silent as the pledge is read

8.

What must students do with their personal electronic devices (phones) during class time?

a)

Keep them on their desks, screen off

b)

Stow them away, out of sight/reach, as per teacher's directions

c)

Wait until work time to access them

d)

Leave them in their car or locker during the school day

9.

During a school day, Grace is seen acting suspiciously in the 9th grade hallway when she signed out to go to the library. When are school officials allowed to search Grace's locker, backpack, or vehicle?

a)

When there is reasonable suspicion

b)

When Grace has been sent to Wright Choice twice, and this is her third strike.

c)

When Grace's behavior disrupts the school environment

d)

When a student reports or requests it

10.

What could happen if a student violates the parking lot rules?

a)

Receive a warning

b)

Permit suspended or cancelled

c)

Free parking for a week

d)

No consequences

11.

What are the possible consequences of violating school rules regarding drugs and alcohol?

a)

Only a school consequence.

b)

Only a legal consequence.

c)

Both a school and a legal consequence.

d)

No consequence.

12.

Danny borrowed his brother's backpack to bring to school today, and didn't realize it had a multi-tool, like this one, inside. The multi-tool has a knife blade. Danny's table partner notices it fall to the floor. What should Danny do?

a)

Hide it immediately

b)

Make administration aware ASAP

c)

Ignore it and continue with their day

d)

Give it to a friend to keep safe

13.

In the student handbook, there are rules for what can be done inside and brought on school property. What areas are included in the definition of "school property"?

a)

School building, school grounds, school bus, and any school-related activity space

b)

Inside the school building

c)

On the school bus

d)

In the parking lots

14.

What are students encouraged to do if they see something that is a potential threat?

a)

Say something

b)

Do nothing

c)

Run away

d)

Take a picture

15.

According to the digital/internet use policy, which of the following actions is not allowed in relation to recreational computer/web games?

a)

Installing them on school devices

b)

Talking about them with classmates

c)

Watching others play them

d)

Reading reviews about them

16.

What is the primary commitment of BHM Schools regarding educational opportunity?

a)

To provide advanced placement courses

b)

To offer free lunch to all students

c)

To provide an equal educational opportunity for all students

d)

To focus on sports development

17.

School transportation, or riding the school bus, is _____.

a)

A right

b)

A privilege

c)

A requirement

d)

A necessity

18.

If the bus is in motion, students should ...

a)

Stand up or lean over the back of seats to talk to students far away

b)

Sit in the seats until the bus stops moving

c)

Move around only if they need to throw something in the trash

d)

Sit or lay on the floor if it's crowded

19.

What items are students prohibited from transporting on the bus?

a)

Books and backpacks

b)

Lunch boxes

c)

Guns, gasoline, animals, and large carry-on items

d)

Sports equipment

20.

Which of the following is considered an illegal substance on school property?

a)

Over-the-counter pain relievers (Tylenol, Advil)

b)

Vitamins and supplements (Vitamin C, Calcium, Omega 3's)

c)

Prescription medications (Aderall, Prozac) that are not in the original prescription bottle

d)

Marijuana and THC in any of its forms

21.

What is a possible consequence for possessing illegal substances at school?

a)

No action will be taken apart from contacting the students' guardians

b)

School disciplinary action and possible legal consequences

c)

Removal from elective classes such as OJT and Senior Study

d)

Daily search of student's locker, car, backpack as a requirement each morning