2. Students entering the dance must remain at the dance.  If students leave the dance, they cannot re-enter and must immediately leave the area.
3. All school rules regarding student conduct apply at school-sponsored dances.
4. Names of unregistered students as guests for Homecoming and Prom must be placed on the front office list NO LATER THAN ONE WEEK prior to the date of the dance.  Juniors and Seniors are allowed two guests each for Prom.  Any CHS student may invite one guest or date for Homecoming.  Guests must be attending, or be a graduate of a high school, GED program, or post-secondary school, college, vocational school, or be enrolled in an approved university sponsored correspondence course.  If you invite an unregistered student, it is YOUR responsibility to inform the guest that he/she must present proof of enrollment or graduation to the sponsors prior to the dance.  Without verification, your guest will NOT be allowed to attend the dance.

D. Conduct at Student Sports Activities
1. Students and others attending school sporting events are expected to display good sportsmanship.  This means no booing or derogatory comments directed toward the teams.
2. All school rules regarding student conduct apply at school sporting events, whether at home or away.

E. Textbooks for Students
Textbooks are furnished for your educational program by the school.  You are responsible for their care, and books must be returned at the end of the school year, or when you withdraw, in the same condition as when you received them, except for normal wear.  Teachers will keep records of books issued to students.  You must pay for any lost or damaged textbooks.

F. Procedures for Withdrawing from School during the Year
You cannot officially withdraw from school without a statement from your parent/guardian.  Contact the secretary in the office for information on procedures for withdrawing from school.


G. Fees
Students may be charged a materials fee depending upon the requirements of individual courses.  Every attempt will be made to hold special charges to a minimum.

H. Student Records
Records of transferring students are released to receiving schools upon written request from the parent or student of legal age, or from appropriate authorities at the receiving school.

I. Lockers

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