Community Corrections Policy Manual Bcs

» » » » 5020 - VISITORS TO THE SCHOOLS The board encourages the community and parents to be involved in and support the schools and the educational program of the schools. Opportunities to Visit the Schools To encourage involvement, the following opportunities are provided to visit the schools:. Visitors are welcome to observe and learn about the educational program at each school subject to reasonable rules developed by school administrators. Visitors are encouraged to use school facilities made available to the public, such as media centers or meeting spaces, as provided in policy 5030, Community Use of Facilities. Visitors are invited to attend school events that are open to the public, such as athletic events, musical programs, and dramatic productions.

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Requirements of Visitors to the Schools While the school board welcomes visitors to the schools, the paramount concern of the board is to provide a safe and orderly learning environment in which disruptions to instructional time are kept to a minimum. The superintendent and each principal shall establish and enforce reasonable rules to address this concern. All school visitors during the school day must report immediately to the administrative office at the school to explain the reason for their visit and to request and receive permission to be in the school.

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Each principal shall ensure that signs are posted in the school to notify visitors of this requirement. The principal shall have authority to deny access to the campus.

Community Corrections Policy Manual Bcsc

In addition, the principal may delay access in order to prevent disruption of school activities, such as testing. All visitors will be required to wear nametags. School personnel who observe a visitor not wearing a nametag shall direct the individual to the administrative office or notify the principal, depending on the circumstances.

Parents or guardians who wish to observe a classroom must have written approval from the principal or designee. School visitors are expected to comply with all school rules and school board policies, including policy 5025, Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages; policy 5026/7250, Smoking and Tobacco Products; and policy 5027/7275, Weapons and Explosives Prohibited. Persons who are subject to policy 5022, Registered Sex Offenders, must comply with the provisions of that policy.

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Additional Requirements of Probation Officers To minimize disruption to student learning and school operations, the board establishes the following additional requirements for visits by probation officers during the school day:. Probation officers may not visit students on school property during school hours unless the visit is conducted through the Division of Community Corrections’ School Partnership Program. Visits by probation officers must be authorized in advance by the school principal or designee or be the result of a request for assistance by a guidance counselor or school resource officer.

The principal or designee at each school shall coordinate with probation officers to plan and schedule visits to occur at times least disruptive to the student’s academic schedule and to school operations. To protect the privacy of students, the principal or designee shall designate a private area for probation officers to meet with students away from contact with the general student population. Initial contact with the student will be made by a designated school employee, who shall direct the student to the private area to meet with the probation officer. Probation officers may not initiate direct contact with any student while the student is in class or between classes. All visits must be conducted in accordance with this policy and any additional guidelines developed by the superintendent or designee.

Unauthorized, Disruptive or Dangerous Visitors The following conduct shall be prohibited at all times on school property and at all school-related or school-sponsored events:. Profane, lewd, obscene, or offensive language or conduct;. Conduct that threatens to or does cause a material and substantial disruption of a school activity, school operations, or student rights;. Rude or riotous noise or conduct;.

Criminal conduct;. Defacing public property;. Threatening the health or safety of others;. Any other conduct that violates any applicable laws or board policies. If a school employee becomes aware that an individual is on a school property without having received permission or that an individual is exhibiting unusual, threatening or dangerous behavior, the employee must either direct the individual to the administrative office or notify the principal, designee or school resource officer, depending on the circumstances.

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If a school employee suspects that an individual is on school property in violation of policy 5022, Registered Sex Offenders, the employee must immediately notify the principal, designee or school resource officer. Students will be instructed to notify a school employee of any unusual or suspicious behavior by visitors. School employees shall inform the principal or designee immediately of a student’s report of suspicious behavior on the part of a school visitor. When an individual disrupts the educational environment, acts in a disorderly manner, damages school property, or violates board policy or the law, the principal or designee has authority to: 1. Order the individual to leave school property; 2. Notify law enforcement; or 3. Take any other action deemed appropriate under the circumstances.

The superintendent, upon recommendation from the principal, may deny an individual permission to come onto school grounds or enter a school facility for up to one school year if the individual is guilty of disruptive or dangerous behavior on school grounds. Legal References: G.S. 14-132, -132.2, -159.11, -159.12, 159.13, -208.18; 115C-523, -524, -526 Cross References: Registered Sex Offenders (policy 5022), Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages (policy 5025), Smoking and Tobacco Products (policy 5026/7250), Weapons and Explosives Prohibited (policy 5027/7275), Community Use of Facilities (policy 5030) Adopted: July 31, 2012 Revised: May 16, 2016. This website is in the process of being updated to ensure compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title II of the American with Disabilities Act. In the interim, please direct all website accessibility concerns to the attention of Paul Huggins, Instructional Technology Director at If you need the information in this site in another language, you may want to try using an online translation tool such as where you can enter the website address or specific text and then choose the language you need.

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