School Dress Code

With hot summer weather approaching, the subject of proper clothing for school arises.   Items that are NOT permitted include, but are not limited to:

· Metal chains of any length

· Dangling or hanging belts

· Hats or caps altered in any way from the original manufacturer

· Bandannas, hair nets and “do-rags”

· Clothing that reveals cleavage, bare midriffs and that does not adequately cover underclothing

· Clothing advertising weapons, drugs, alcohol, tobacco products or other illegal substances

· Clothing with profanity and/or lewd pictures and/or pictorial representations, or clothing worn in such a way as to be intimidating to others

· Pajamas and slippers, tube tops, strapless and backless  tops

· Shoes with heels higher than 2”

· Any items deemed by the school administration to be inappropriate, pose a health or safety risk, or to be distracting to the learning environment

Students arriving in inappropriate attire will be asked to call a parent to bring in other clothing.

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EAGLE TIMES

Information from Adult Education

GED Practice on line: GEDpractice.com

Now students can go online and preview questions from each content area on the GED. There are 15-18 questions per content area that provide immediate feedback.  This will allow students to focus on areas of greatest need in preparing for this test.

DO YOU HAVE A

WORKING TEEN?

In California, all minors under the age of 18 must have a Work Permit to be employed (including minors employed by parents).

Work Permits serve as an age certificate and state the maximum hours a minor may work based on their age.

The school is the issuing authority for all Work Permits.  This Permit may be revoked or work hours may be reduced if the school believes a minor’s health, education or welfare is in jeopardy.

Work Permits expire 5 days after the start of each new school year and must be renewed annually.

For further information, see Joe Radovich.

NEED A TRANSCRIPT?

Transcript requests have been simplified and are now only a “click” away.  Poway Unified has simplified the process.  Starting in October, you can order and pay for your transcripts on-line!  If you attended Abraxas High School even as far back as 1998, this service is available to you.  Log on to www.docufide.com/index.htm for further information.

If you prefer to come into the office to order a transcript, there is a $4 fee and a 48 hour turnaround time.  Official transcripts must be mailed directly from our school to another school or to an employer.  Only unofficial transcripts can be issued directly to the student. 

Lauri O’Connor, Registrar Abraxas High School

748-5900, ext. 2202