Policies and procedures Information on this page is current as of 1 October 2017. This page provides information about the requirement for an education and care service to have policies and procedures in place under regulations 168 and 169 of the Education and Services National Regulations 2011. Emergency Management Policy 2017-2020 Communication of School Policies, Procedures and Schedule Policy 2017-2020 Working With Children Check Policy 2014-2017 Visitors Policy 2014-2017 Procedures to maintain staff registers (WWCC, First Aid, VIT Registration) yes procedures in place. Student Policies and Procedures. Policies are approved by the School Board to ensure that all students have a safe, equitable and harassment free school experience. Chapters 5 and 8 of the School Board Policies contain specific information for students. Chapter 5 of the School Board Policies include student related content such as : Code of These are outined in the Mandatory preschool policies and procedures table (PDF 67KB - staff only) The department's policies, procedures and guidelines relate to both the school and the preschool. However, it is necessary for preschools to develop local procedures that support the practical implementation of these in their setting. 1310SP Policy and Procedure Development View 1400 Meeting Conduct, Order of Business and Quorum Board meetings will be scheduled in compliance with the law… View 1410 Executive or Closed Sessions The Board may hold executive or closed sessions as provided… View 1420 Proposed Agendas and Consent Agenda GRADING POLICY · 10% Homework (nightly reading journal) 90% Performance ( tests, quizzes, classwork, IDR, software scores, notebook, etc.) Second Chance Learning. If a child gets lower than a 70% on a quiz or test, he / she will have the opportunity to retake the assessment during lunch or after school. It is the student's responsibility to Policies & Procedures; For more than 100 years, Des Moines Public Schools has provided an outstanding education to the students of our community. Today, our school district is a leader and innovator in public education, offering families some of the best educational choices in Iowa as we become the nation's model for urban education. The information contained in this section is a brief description of the most frequently referenced policies and procedures. The information included does not describe policies in their entirety, but full policies can be viewed on the Policies and Procedures site. For questions or help, contact the Family Information Center at 615-259-4636 (INFO). Attendance Regulations: HRS (Hawaii Revised Statutes) 302A-1131 Public schools; attendance: a child who is 6 years of age and not yet 18 on January 1st. of any school year, is required to attend either a public or private school unless properly excused from school. HRS 302A-1135 a parent/guardian who does not enforce child's regular school Guidelines and Procedures for Students Experiencing Homelessness. Inoculations Of Students (JLCB) Immunization of Students Preschool - Grade 12. Non-Custodial Parents´ Rights (KBBA) Confidentiality and Access to School Records for Non-Custodial Parents. Nondiscrimination (AC) Nondiscrimination Procedure. Guidelines on Enrollment for School Year 2022-2023 in the Context of the Re­ introduction of the In-person Classes The procedures and policies set forth under these guidelines