DAMAGED/LOST INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
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It is the intent of the Board of Education to impose sanctions against students who damage school
property, lose and/or damage textbooks, and any other educational materials. The Superintendent of
Schools is authorized by the Board of Education to set regulations and adopt any guidelines necessary
to carry out the intent of this policy.
In cases where students refuse to pay the charges for damaged and/or lost materials, grades,
transcripts, and/or report cards will be withheld.
Policy Submitted: September 8, 1981
Policy Adopted: September 22, 1981
Policy Reviewed: June 23, 2009
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The Enfield Board of Education shall give annual notice during the first week of each school year,
and individually as students enroll during the remainder of each year, that the items listed below are
considered "directory information.”
DIRECTORY INFORMATION
Such items will be released by the schools at the discretion of the Superintendent of Schools, without
further comment, unless the parent informs the principal of the student's school, in writing, within
two weeks of the notification, any or all items he/she does not wish to be released, without prior
written consent.
The Enfield Public Schools defines the following as "directory information:”
Student's name and address
Dates of attendance
Honors or awards received
Grade level
Schools attended (in Enfield)
Participation in activities or sports
Representatives of the armed forces must have the same opportunity for access to this data as non-
military recruiters, higher education representatives, and commercial concerns.
Legal Reference: P.A. 84-87
Privacy Rights of Parents & Students Act Regulations Section 99.37
Policy Adopted: March 23, 1982
Effective Date: March 23, 1982
Policy Revised: September 10, 1984
Policy Reviewed: October 13, 2009
DISCIPLINE
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The school is a community with rules and regulations, and those who would enjoy the rights and
privileges it provides must also accept the responsibilities that membership demands. A basic
responsibility is to respect and to obey its rules.
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