Middle School
Lockers, Lost & Found

Lockers

Padlocks will be provided to the students by the school. Students are not allowed to use their own padlocks. The student will request a locker from the Main Office and pay an amount of 20 euros to the cashier in the Administration building as a deposit. Upon returning the padlock in good order and completing a "no damage" locker inspection, the full deposit amount will be refunded to the student upon withdrawal from the school.

Students will be held financially responsible for misuse and damages to the locker and combination lock. Students have the responsibility to immediately report to the Main Office any damage to their locker. Under no circumstances should students change lockers amongst themselves. The Principal's Office maintains the right to open lockers at any given moment.

The locker is where a student stores books, jackets, lunch, and cellphones. Students should not share their locker combination with anyone. The school is not responsible for any items left in the lockers.

P.E. Lockers

All students will be assigned a Physical Education locker. Locks are provided by the P.E. department. Students are responsible for any lost or damaged locks (they must pay a fee) and are also responsible to bring their own lock after that. The Physical Education teacher will provide additional information about locker assignments.

Lost and Found

The Middle School Citizenship Office maintains a lost and found service. Students are requested to bring found articles of all types to the office so that they may be returned to their rightful owners. Items lost or stolen should be reported to the office as soon as possible. All articles unclaimed after a reasonable length of time, generally one month, maybe discarded or donated to local charities.

Personal Property

The school cannot assume responsibility for the loss of personal property, and the school does not carry insurance to cover the loss of student property. To avoid the possibility of loss, students should not bring expensive items, jewelry, large sums of money, Ipods, expensive cell-phones or other valuable or personal objects to school. If a student is carrying money with him/her with the intent to pay for an activity, field trip, uniform, or for any other reason he/she should deal with the transaction as soon as they arrive at school.