General MYP Policies
General MYP Policies
Assessments (summative and formative) shall account for no less than seventy-five percent (75%) of the student's grade during any given reporting period. This includes; tests, quizzes, essays, cumulative writing, presentations, projects, portfolios or labs completed at school.
Homework shall account for no more than ten percent (10%) of the student's grade during any given reporting period.
Classwork/Practice may account for the difference between assessments and homework but shall not account for more than twenty five percent (25%) of the student's grade during any reporting period.
Grades for Physical Education - No grade of a student participating in a physical education class may be adversely affected due to the fact that the student, because of circumstances beyond his/her control, does not wear standardized physical education apparel. (Education Code 49066)
Cell phones must be kept in backpacks and are to be turned off.
They are not to be used during the school day, including recesses, lunch, passing periods and at pick up time.
Student/home communication should go through the office.
Misused cell phones will be confiscated and brought to the principal's office for a parent to pick up. Future offenses will result in the student being required to use a daily office check in and out system with their cell phone.
No denim, mesh/sport pants, yoga pants, athletic shorts
Shorts and skirts must extend past the palm
Solid collar shirts
Outside outwear with appropriate designs
Fridays are free dress days
Mustang Wednesdays and spirit weeks (start dates TBD) must have visible theme wear and uniform bottoms (unless otherwise specified)
Students may wear flip flops but need athletic shoes for PE days
Students out of dress code will be loaned clothes for the day
Please check student planners for all homework assignments and projects. Students will be recording everyday in their planner.
Planners will be used to keep track of hall passes.
This tool is mandatory and will have a replacement cost if lost.
Chaperones for field trips must be fingerprinted, meet district requirements, and undergo a criminal background check.
Forms for fingerprinting can be found in the LBCS office or online at the LUSD website found here
Students may bring their own electronic device (not a cell phone) such as a tablet or computer to school with an authorized “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) form. These forms can be found from homeroom teachers or in the LBCS office
Each device must be used appropriately and is a privilege that can be revoked if our technology agreement is violated