February 23, 2012

Board Policies

Acceptable Use Policy – Electronic Information Access and Use for Educational Purposes – 347.1

Acceptance of Financial Support for School Program – 836

Action on Agenda Items – 1120

Addition to Fund Equity – 1600

Administration of Medications by School Personnel – 471

Athletic Participation Policy – 348.6

Athletic Training Rules – 348.61

Athletic Training Rules – 348.65

Attendance – 440

Board Policy Suspension Expulsion of Student – 446

Bomb Threats or Similar Emergencies – 8212.1

Bus Use – 755.25

Bylaws – 0100

Changing Student Grades – 344.12

Child Care Leave – 650

Civil Right Grievance Procedure – 638

Code of Conduct – 452

Communicable Diseases – Staff and Students – 443

Community and Adult Education – 2333

Corporal Punishment – 455

Criminal Conviction Review – 312.01

Criminal History Record Check – 3121

Criteria for Addition and Deletion of Sports – 348.69

Curriculum Development – 2341.4

Dance Policy – 348

Dangerous Weapons, Arson, Rape Physical Assault, Verbal Assault, Criminal Sexual Conduct – 447.3

Dansville Instrumental Music Department Criteria for Participation – 342.5

Dansville Schools Honor Roll Policy – 344.11

Diploma Presentation Policy – 153.4

Disclosure of Public Records – FOIA Requests – 1340

District Issued Credit Cards

Dress Code for Dansville High School – 452.17

Drivers Education Policy – 351.3

Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy for Staff Who Need a Commercial Driver’s License – 625.1

Drug Free Workplace – 533.01

Dual Enrollment Policy – 347.2

Electronic Devices – 9461

Equal Employment Opportunity – 610

Evaluation of the Superintendent of Schools – 211

Exceptions to Normal Academic Progress for Accelerated Students or Medically Fragile Students – 345.3

Extra Curricular Attendance Policy – 5348.62

Family and Medical Leave – 5357

Field Trips for Students – 347.64

Flyer Distribution Policy – 831.3

Formulations and Adoption of Board Policy – 143.2

General Transportation Policies for Dansville Schools

Goals of Education – 320.1

High School Enrollment – 431.3

Instruction Materials Selection Policy for Dansville Schools – 347

Investment of School Funds – 724.3

K-8 Promotion and Retention – 9-12 Grade Classification and Graduation – 344

Leaving School Property – 343.22

Locker Inspections and Searches – 452.11

Maintenance of Resolutions – 1171

Over-affectionate Behavior – 452.2

Parent Consultation – Chapter I – 834

Philosophy – 320

Policy of Extra Curricular Activities and Athletics – 831.1

Policy on Drug & Alcohol Programs – 452.14

Policy on Hiring of Personnel – 520.1

Policy on Promotion of Athletes – 348.63

Policy Regarding Injury or Illness on District Properties – 473

Procedure for Educating Your Child at Home – 431

Procedure for Handling Complaints – 533.7

Procedure for Resolving Complaints – 638.1

Professional Growth Requirements – 524

Program Accountability and Evaluation – 349

Public Participation at Board Meetings – 175

Purchasing – 725.2

Quarterly Meetings – 1300

Resolutions and Motions of the Board of Education -171.2

Review of Policies and Bylaws – 1143

Role of Committee Members – 173.2

Safety – 4040

Sale of Surplus Property – 6721.2

Sanctioning of Sports Policy – 348.68

School Cancellation Policy – 8100

School Clubs and Organizations – 345.6

School of Choice Policy

School Improvement – 341.21

School Lockers and Locker Contents – 347.4

About Dansville

Dansville is a rural community located in beautiful southeastern Michigan, only 22 miles from the state capitol and the campus of Michigan State University.

Its economy is supported primarily by small business, agriculture research and production. The Dansville community is a both school and family-centered, offering a high level of support from parents and citizens for the school and its efforts.

The K-12 school system offers the best of small and large school settings, in that each student is known personally by the staff while being exposed to a wide variety of educational opportunities.

Dansville has a strong academic and extracurricular program including AP classes, dual-enrollment opportunities, partnership with the Capital Area Career Center, art education, a K-12 Spanish program, physical education, vocal and instrumental music, technology, athletics and a large number of other extracurricular clubs and activities.

A safe learning environment, a strong commitment to every student through the district-wide implementation of RtI (Response to Intervention), innovative grading and assessment practices as well as outstanding staff are all reasons the students at Dansville Schools are learning and thriving every day.