1. By Morgan Sanders and Emily Anderson
Grove High School
By Morgan Sanders and Emily Anderson

2. Mascot
The Raging Tornadoes

3. School colors
Blue, white, and gray

4. Floor plans

5. School motto
“It’s great to be a Grove Tornado!”

6. Athletics offered
Guys sports: Football, cheerleading, basketball, track and field, baseball, and golf.
Girls sports: Cheerleading, volleyball, basketball, track and field, and softball.

7. Classes offered
Math's: Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry with trigonometry, Pre-calculus
Sciences: Biology, Physical science, Chemistry, Anatomy
English (Honors, Advanced, and General)
History: World History, American History 1 and 2, and Government
Foreign languages: Spanish, German, and French
Arts: Drama

8. Extra curricular activities
Student Government Association
Yearbook Staff
Science Club
Key Club
First Priority
Senior Beta Club (grades 9-12)
Quiz Bowl

9. Bell schedule Each student will have five minutes to get to class.
7:55-8:00: Homeroom
8:05-8:50: 1st period
8:55- 9:50: 2nd period
9:50-10:05: Break
10:10- 11:00: 3rd period
11:05-12:00: 4th period
12:05- 12:50: 5th period
12:50- 1:10: Lunch
1:15- 2:10: 6th period
2:15- 3:00: 7th period

10. Class schedule HR Freshmen Algebra 2 English BREAK Biology
World History
Spanish
LUNCH
Home ec.
P.E.
Sophomores
Chemistry
Geo/Trig
German
Am. History 1
Psychology
Juniors
Physical Science
French
American History 2
Aid
Seniors
Government
Drama
Anatomy
Calculus
Speech

11. Code of Conduct Table of Contents Introduction…………………….1
Part 1: School Rules……………….2
General Principles……………….2
School and Class Attendance………2
General Appearance………….3
Valuable and Personal Belongings……….3
General Rules………….4
Part 2: Disciplinary System & Procedures………………4
Suspension of a student by the Principal or Deputy Principal as a precautionary measure…………..5

12. 1-Introduction
Welcome to Grove High School! This is the Code of Conduct. We have high expectations from our students and hope to make this a great school year!

13. 2-Part 1:School Rules General Principles
Students are expected at all times to respect others and their belongings
Students are expected to abide by all school rules and to respect the school during and after school hours, on and off campus
We will not tolerate inappropriate behavior and parents/guardians will be contacted if the issues become a concern
School and Class Attendance
If students do not attend regularly teachers are required to write an absence report
You are to be in homeroom and in your seat when the tardy bell rings, if you are not you will be counted as tardy
Any student who is not at school by 11:30 will be counted as absent for the day

14. 3-General Appearance & Personal Belongings
Students are expected to look presentable at school
No inappropriate saying, abbreviations, or pictures on shirts, shorts must be dollar bill width above the knee, tank tops are prohibited unless they are three inch with on the shoulders
No facial piercings, UNLESS it’s a clear ring. Metal rings are prohibited and if worn you will be asked to remove it
If any personal valuable is damaged, broken, or stolen , the school is not responsible.

15. 4-General Rules & Disciplinary System & Procedures
No Loitering, Vandalism, or breaking of property
Cheating will not be tolerated in any way
Neglect to any school object will not be tolerated
Disciplinary Procedures: 1st Offense: Written warning & must be signed by parent/guardian
2nd Offense: Final written warning, must be signed by parent/guardian and a conference with parent/guardian
3rd Offense: Corporal Punishment or Suspension
4th Offense: Student will be asked to leave

16. 5-Suspension or Expelling of a student by the Principal or Deputy Principal as a precautionary measure
The Department of Education authorizes the Principal or Deputy Principal the right to suspend or expel a student as a precautionary measure due to appropriate reasoning such as:
Alcohol(Not just on campus, but if a student comes to school drunk)
Bullying
Cheating
Criminal Behavior
Drugs
Fighting
Forging
Gambling
Gangs
Graffiti
Illegal Weapons
Pornography
Physical Abuse
Racism
Sexual Assault
Swearing
Threatening
Truancy
Verbal Abuse(Towards both students and teachers)

17. School Calendar August 1 Thursday Teacher Work Day-8:30
August 4 Sunday Open House 2:00-4:00
August 9 Friday First Day of School
September 2 Monday Labor Day Holiday-No School
September 6 Friday Progress Reports
October 7 Monday Teacher In-Service-No School
October Wednesday-Friday Nine Week Exams
October 11 Friday End of Nine Weeks (44 days) HS dismiss 11:30
October Monday-Friday Fall Break
October 21 Monday 2nd Nine Weeks Begins
October 23 Wednesday Report Cards
November 11 Monday Veteran's Day-No School
November 15 Friday Progress Reports
November Monday-Friday Thanksgiving Holidays
December Wednesday-Friday Semester Exams-HS dismiss at 3 days 11 :30
December 20 Friday End of Nine Weeks (39 days)
Dec. 21- Jan. 5 Saturday-Sunday Christmas Holidays

18. School Calendar Continued
January 6 Monday 3rd Nine Weeks Begins
January 8 Wednesday Report Cards
January 20 Monday Robert E. Lee/M.L.K. Holiday-No School
February 7 Friday Progress Reports
February 17 Monday President's Day-No School
Wednesday-Friday Nine Week Exams
March 14 Friday End of Nine Weeks (48 days)-HS dismiss 11:30
March Monday-Friday Spring Break
March 24 Monday 4th Nine Weeks Begins
March 26 Wednesday Report Cards
April 11 Friday Progress Reports
April1S Friday Good Friday-No School
May 16 Friday Field 11:30
May 19 Monday Senior Honor's Assembly-9:00 in Gym
May Tuesday- Thursday Semester Exams-HS dismiss all 3 days 11:30
May 23 Friday Honor's Day·S:30 in Gym
May 23 Friday 12th Grade Graduation·7:00
May 23 Friday End of Nine Weeks (44 days) (175 totals days)