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Youth in Policing - Summer Initiative 2012 |
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Please click here to link to the applicant package for the "2012 Youth In Policing Initiative" on the DRPS.ca website. The package is found under "Youth/Teens/Items of interest". Please click here to read the 'Frequently Asked Questions' document on this initiative. The deadline for receiving applications is March 30, 2012. |
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Late Policy |
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Late Policy: Click here for information on Dunbarton's Late Policy - Late_Policy.pdf
Late arrival interrupts the teaching and learning process in the classroom. If students are late they must report to the office to sign in. Subject teachers will inform the office of chronic lateness between classes. If a student arrives late for class without permission, then there will be a progression of interventions to change this behavior.
The late policy at Dunbarton High School is as follows:
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Student is encouraged to be on time.
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Student must speak to VP, parent contacted.
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Late warning sent home.
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Office consequences (Detention)
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Student must speak to VP, parent contacted.
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Office consequences which may include: In-School Suspension; Formal Suspension; or Restorative Conference.
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Student success is directly related to time on task and continued tardiness will impact on student achievement. Persistent lateness contributes to the loss of valuable class time and creates disruption to the learning of others. |
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Community Service Trip |
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Please click here for information on next year's Community Service Trip to Bocas Del Toro, Panama.Please Click here for more information about the Community Service Trip 2012. Please click here to view the gallery including highlights of the Community Service Trip 2012 to Brazil! Our students have also put together a video clip of their visit to Brazil, please click here to view it! |
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