1. Centennial High School School Policies and Procedures Assembly

2. Administrative Team Mr. Roberts Principal AP Mrs. Paulsen A-C
AP Mr. Goins D-J
AP Dr. Magallanes K-P
AP Mr. Oramas Q-Z
AP Mr. Gunn Athletics
AP Ms. Johangiry Activities

3. SCHOOL SPIRIT RISES
ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR: MS. JOHANGIRY

4. ACTIVITIES Ain’t No Party Like A Husky Party!!!!
How can we have an amazing school year????
Get Involved
Club Rush
Dawg Pound
Assemblies
Sporting Events
School Dances
ASB Cards
Student Store
Ain’t No Party Like A Husky Party!!!!

5. Athletics – Mr. Gunn Fall Winter Spring Football Basketball Baseball
Cross-Country
Wrestling
Softball
Boy’s Water Polo
Girl’s Water Polo
Track
Girl’s Tennis
Soccer
Swimming
Girl’s Volleyball
Boy’s Volleyball
Girl’s Golf
Golf
Boy’s Tennis
Students must have a 2.0 GPA to participate in extracurricular activities.

6. Guidance Counselors Mr. Sanchez A - C Mr. Cummings D - Ham
Mrs. Finney Han - Mar
Ms. Creeden Mas - Rad
Mrs. Thompson Rae - To
Mr. Hernandez Tp – Z & PUENTE
Mrs. Grothem Safety & Violence Prevention

7. Star Test Results
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One reward for over 20 points of growth are 20 min “Star Snacks”
Star Snacks will be on the 20th of each month!

8. Discipline Overview Detentions ACP Saturday School
Room 406 after school Or
Served at lunch in 406
ACP
Room 406
Saturday School
Report to the flag pole by 7:50 am

9. Detention
If you do not serve a 60 minute detention, you will receive two 1 hour detentions.
If you do not serve the 2 hour detention you will receive a Saturday school.
If you do not serve a Saturday school you will serve two full days of ACP or be suspended from school.

10. Lunch Detention Held Monday – Friday in room 406
You must serve two lunches to equal for a 1 hour detention
Must arrive in 406 before passing period ends
Do NOT get your lunch first, you will be released with enough time to get a lunch

11. Discipline Overview Suspensions - Education Code 48900
Students can be suspended up to five days for a single violation.
During a suspension, students are not allowed to participate in any school-sponsored activities.

12. Discipline Overview The following are suspendable offenses: Fighting
Possession of a Dangerous Object
Under the influence or possession of any controlled substance, including alcohol
Defiance
Harassment/bullying
Using any words of hate or racial slurs
Zero Tolerance for Words of Hate

13. Confiscated Items Policy
Violation
Consequences #1
Warning
Student retrieves item after school #2
Saturday School
Parent picks up item after school #3
AP Meeting with Parent #4
ACP
Full day #5
Off-Campus Suspension
Confiscated items include, but are not limited to, cell phones, electronic devices, hats, and skateboards.
If a teacher asks for one of these items and you refuse to give it to them, you can be suspended

14. Social Networking
Remember the things you do or say on social networks can get you in trouble at school
Includes:
Cell Phone Recordings
Twitter
Texting
Social Networking Sites
Etc
Cyber bullying is a suspendable offence and will not be tolerated

15. Periods 2-6 Tardy Policy Violations Consequences #1 Tardy
Teacher warning
#2 Tardy
Teacher assigns 1-hour detention and contacts parent
#3 Tardy
#4 Tardy
Teacher contacts parent and submits referral to AP
#5 Tardy
Parent meeting with teacher and AP
#6 Tardy or more
Teacher contacts parent and submits referral to AP
Attendance contract will also be given when student and parents meet with Assistant Principals

16. 1st period Tardy Policy First Period You report directly to class
Assistant Principals will call students in weekly who have multiple 1st period tardies or absences
Saturday School/Attendance Contracts/Truancy Tickets

17. Tardy Sweeps
The song, “Who let the dogs out” over the intercom signals a tardy sweep
All students tardy in a sweep will receive a Saturdayy School

18. NEW RULES Use vending machines only during lunch.
Students are not allowed west of the access road during lunch.
10/10 rule = students are no allowed out of their classroom during the first 10 minutes of class instruction and the last 10 minutes.
Students must have a hall pass to be outside of their classrooms.

19. Harassment Forms
If you are being harassed or bullied, please notify a Counselor or Administrator immediately.
Forms are available in the Administration and Counseling Offices

20. (951) 739 – 5991 Safe School Hotline
If you have information or concerns regarding situations occurring on or off campus involving students, please use the Safe Schools Hotline
(951) 739 – 5991

21. Video Cameras
Over 90+ video cameras are recording throughout the campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The cameras main function is to prevent property damage and vandalism on campus.

22. Dress Code Unacceptable attire: Unacceptable items in class:
Non-Centennial Baseball Caps
Strapless shirts or halter tops
Any clothing that reveals undergarments
Unacceptable items in class:
Ipods
Cell phone must be off during instructional time
Unacceptable items on campus
Skateboards

23. Hat Policy
Students may not wear, or be in possession of, any Non Centennial-approved hats or visors of any kind before, during, or after school. The following are approved Centennial hats:
Hats with a Centennial “C” logo which only contain the school colors of red, black, white, or gray
Beanies, berets, or cadet hats which contain no logo and which only contain the school colors.
Hats sold in the Student Store.

24. Officer Cervantes
School Resource Officer
Twitter: SROcervates

25. Interquest Canine Protection
Brief presentation

26. Student-Parent Handbook
On your way out of the Gym, please pick up a copy of the Student-Parent Handbook.
Please return to your Language Arts class.