FMS Dress Code Policy
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*Reminder--when wearing leggings. Make sure that your shirt and/or sweatshirt covers the entire swimsuit area.
Student IDs
As an additional safety precaution ALL students are to wear their student IDs while in school everyday all day,
*If students lose their IDs one may be purchased for $5 (the money is used for the plastic and printing on student IDs).
*Students who need to have a TEMPORARY ID from the front office will be assigned ISS after the 6th temporary ID is issued to student.
Students can order a replacement ID on the link below:
Electronic Device Policy
Cell Phones offenses have reset for Semester II. Students will begin the new year with ZERO occurrences.
Violations of the expectations will result in the following actions:
First Offense: Device confiscated. Student may pick up the device from the front office at the end of the school day.
Second Offense: Device confiscated. Parent/Guardian may pick up the device from the front office. (Device will not be returned to student, only to a Parent/Guardian).
Third and Subsequent Offenses: Device confiscated. Parent/Guardian may pick up the device from the front office. The student will receive an administrative consequence.
What is Kindness?
Kindness is the ability and willingness to express care and compassion for others. Kindness is a choice to use our time, talent, and resources to better the lives of others and the world through genuine acts of love, compassion, generosity, and service.
Why focus on Kindness?
- Kindness boosts positive emotions. Acts of kindness create neural pathways that enhance feelings of well-being and the natural flow of feel-good endorphins and neurotransmitters.
- Kindness is self-replicating. When we perform an act of kindness, it is likely to encourage others to act in a similar way.
- Kindness reduces stress and anxiety. Kindness promotes positive relationships with other people. Anything that helps you to build bonds with other people helps decrease anxiety.
Kindness in Action:
- Celebrate small things. Start each day with Good Things as a class. Publicly and privately affirm kind and thoughtful actions and attitudes.
- Create opportunities for students to regularly affirm each other. Once a week, dedicate time for students to write notes of affirmation to classmates and school staff members.
- Model Kindness. Be mindful of body language, tone, and mindset. Kindness is learned by example.
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