| District Bus Transportation | Medications/Prescriptions | Non-Educational Items |
| Visitors | SHMS Code of Conduct Main Manual |
DISTRICT BUS TRANSPORTATION: A student qualifies for district bus transportation if the student lives two miles or more from the school and is not on a permit. Students must board the bus at the regular stops. Students are expected to follow the bus driver’s directions. Misbehavior on the bus may lead to school consequences, including the revocation of district bus transportation.
MEDICATIONS/PRESCRIPTIONS: Students cannot have more than an 8-hour dose of any type of medication for personal use. “Medication” is defined as any over-the-counter pill or personal prescription and must be stored in the original container or package. Do not share medication with anybody at school. Students possessing more than an 8-hour dose and/or sharing prescription or over-the-counter medications with others will be in violation of JSD Policy AS90.
Students needing prescription medication during the school day must provide a completed Request for Medication form from the attendance office. The approved medications are kept in a locked cabinet. Students may have an asthma inhaler with them.
NON-EDUCATIONAL ITEMS:
Any personal item that has nothing to do with the educational process should not be brought to school. Problems arise each year because students bring articles that are hazardous to the safety of others or interfere with the school or educational environment in some way. Items which disrupt the educational environment (i.e. portable speakers, toys, laser pens, cameras, ropes, stink bombs, etc.) will be confiscated.
VISITORS:
● Visitors must report to the main office and sign in.
● Parents must request permission from the administration prior to visiting a classroom during school hours.
