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No School On The Following Days 2007-2008 October 8 Instructional Support Day November 12 Veteran’s Day November 19 Continuing Education November 20-21 Out of School Environment November 22-23 Thanksgiving December 21 Instructional Support Day December 24-January 1 Christmas Holiday/New Year January 18 Preparation Day January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day February 18 Instructional Support Day March 24 Out of School Environment March 25-28 Spring Break April 25 School is IN session (makeup snow day) April 28 School is IN session (makeup snow day) May 13 Election Day May 26 Memorial Day June 5 School is IN session (makeup snow day) June 6 School is IN session (makeup snow day) June 9 Instructional Support Day June 10 Preparation Day **After March 1 all OS days may be used to make up school days lost due to emergency closings.
Report Cards November 7, 2007 January 30, 2008 April 9, 2008 June 4, 2008
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Driving to school is a privilege; the school has the right to determine which students may drive. Driving privileges may be revoked at any time for those students who exhibit poor academic or social behaviors. The rules for driving are: No speeding, squealing tires or reckless driving. Parking must be in designated parking areas. Students must register the vehicle and obtain a parking permit after emergency and health cards have been returned. Students may be charged for this permit. Parking permits must be displayed on the designated location on the vehicle. Failure to do so may result in towing. A student may drive to the Career Center if a permit is granted form both the Career Center administration and the school administration. Students may not drive other students to the Center. Late arrival to school more than three times will result in suspension of the driving privilege. Without administrative permission, a student may not go to the parking area during the school day. Each school may establish additional driving and parking rules.
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