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JEA - COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Compulsory education is essential to the preservation of the rights and liberties of the people and the continued prosperity of our nation. Maintaining regular student attendance is necessary to achieve the goal of an educated citizenry. Compulsory Attendance...
JFAB - ADMISSION OF NON-RESIDENT STUDENT
The Cape Elizabeth School Board authorizes the Superintendent to enroll without tuition and on a full-time basis, in accordance with applicable statutory provisions, persons who are not otherwise eligible for a free public education in Cape Elizabeth. Enrollme...
JFABD - EDUCATION OF STUDENTS WHO ARE HOMELESS
The Cape Elizabeth School Department (CESD) recognizes its statutory obligation to provide a free public education to children and youth who are homeless. Students who are homeless will not be segregated or stigmatized on the basis of their homelessness. In co...
JFC - DROPOUT PREVENTION COMMITTEE
The Superintendent shall establish a Dropout Prevention Committee to study the problem of dropouts, truancy, and the need for alternative programs from kindergarten to grade 12, in accordance with the requirements of state law. The Committee shall submit a pla...
JG - STUDENT PLACEMENT WITHIN THE SCHOOLS
It is the goal of the Cape Elizabeth School Department (CESD) to place each student appropriately in a program of study which will best serve the student’s academic, social, and emotional development. In order to accomplish this goal, the school administrators...
JGAA - ASSIGNMENT OF STUDENTS TO CLASSES- FIVE-YEAR-OLDS
Maine School Law permits children who are at least five years old on October 15 of the school year to enroll in school. The intent is that these students begin their school careers in kindergarten at this age. However, it is recognized that exceptions to this...
JHB - TRUANCY
DEFINITION A student is truant if the student: Is subject to the compulsory attendance law; and Has completed grade six and has the equivalent of ten (10) full days of unexcused absences or seven (7) consecutive school days of unexcused absences durin...
JHCA - USE OF UNSCHEDULED CLASS TIME FOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS
The high school principal may allow members of the junior and senior classes off-campus privileges as specified below: Seniors Meet the academic eligibility standards outlined in Policy: JJJ High School Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities Eligi...
JIC - SYSTEM-WIDE STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Ethical and responsible student behavior is an essential part of the educational mission of our schools. To that end, the Board has developed this System-Wide Student Code of Conduct (Code) with input from school staff, students, parents, and the community. Th...
JICA - STUDENT DRESS
The Board recognizes that responsibility for the dress and appearance of students rests with individual students and their parent(s)/guardian(s). The Board will not interfere with this right unless the personal choices of students create a disruptive influence...
JICB - CARE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY
The administration shall ensure that proper records are kept on all textbooks, materials, supplies and equipment owned by the school system. Records shall be maintained which indicate the issuance of such items to the various schools, and within the schools, i...
JICC - STUDENT CONDUCT ON BUSES
The law does not relieve parents of students from the responsibility of supervision before the child boards the bus in the morning and after the child leaves the bus at the end of the school day. Once a child boards the bus - and only at that time - does the ...
JICH - STUDENT USE OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS, TOBACCO AND OTHER PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES
STUDENT USE OF ALCOHOL, DRUGS, TOBACCO AND OTHER PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES In order to promote the highest possible standards of learning, as well as the physical, social and emotional well-being of students, this policy is designed to aid students in abstainin...
KCE - RECEIVING EDUCATION FOUNDATION FUNDS
Because demands on the educational system may exceed available public funding, the Cape Elizabeth School Board acknowledges that members of the community are often willing to make voluntary contributions that will provide needed additional funds for the school...
KDB - PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO KNOW/FREEDOM OF ACCESS
The Board recognized the importance of a well-informed public to the operations of the school unit. The Board will comply with all applicable sections of Maine's Freedom of Access Act. The Board designates the Superintendent, and to act in the absence of the ...
KEB - PUBLIC COMPLAINTS ABOUT SCHOOL PERSONNEL
This policy is intended (1) to create a climate in the schools whereby persons are encouraged to bring complaints to the attention of school officials for resolution, and (2) to explain the responsibilities of school officials in handling complaints. The schoo...
KF - COMMUNITY USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES
For the purpose of this policy, "school facilities" include school buildings and fixed equipment. It is the Board's desire that the local taxpayers who provide the school should be able to obtain maximum use of the facilities, to the extent consistent with th...
KHB - ADVERTISING IN THE SCHOOLS
The Board believes that, in general, product advertising and/or endorsement is to be discouraged in the schools. The Board has an obligation to assure that students, who are required by law to attend, are not subjected to commercial messages of any kind withou...
KHC - DISTRIBUTION OF NON-SCHOOL MATERIALS
The Board wishes to minimize intrusions on the teaching and learning time of students and staff. While there are many worthy activities in the communities served by Cape Elizabeth Schools that are sponsored by various non-profit organizations, the Board believ...
KI - VISITORS TO THE SCHOOLS
The School Board encourages the active interest and involvement of parents and citizens in the public schools. Parents and community members are welcome to visit the schools to become better informed about the day-to-day operations of the schools and to learn ...