WHY DO WE SERVE
Background Information
The major problems identified are student retention in school and student dropouts. The obstacles encountered in a student’s survival in this developing world include low self-esteem, abandonment, malnutrition (weight and height), loss of a loved one, non-fiction movies, music, changes in friends, and lack of parental support. Research has shown that students with parental, family, spiritual support (church) and community support, stand a significantly greater chance of being more than conquerors, a successful thriving future.
Cumberland County School Code of Conduct 4300.R Violations.
Class I Violations: Behaviors that do not significantly violate the rights of others, and do not appear chronic.
Dress Code Violation
Inappropriate Items on School Property/Use
Falsification of Information
Inappropriate Language/Disrespect
Gambling
Medication
Honor Code Violation
Possession/Use of Tobacco
Insubordination
Truancy*
u* Maximum of two (2) days suspension for each offense
uThis violation may result in disciplinary action as determined proper by the building principal which may include short-term suspension not to exceed 5 days.
uThis violation may result in assignment to In-School Suspension and/or short-term suspension not to exceed 5 days.
Upon suspension, parents are to contact the organization. Every teacher and child deserve a safe and conducive environment to teach and learn.
HOW DO WE SERVE
OUR YOUTH, OUR PRECIOUS TREASURE
It is our mission to assist by providing a community who counsel and assess the needs of program participants. To foster and encourage positive interactions with school officials, teachers, adult volunteers, and staff, through Youth mentoring programs. These are our youth with GREAT Opportunities.
Eligibility Criteria
In Accordance with the Cumberland County School Code of Conduct 4300.R Violations, handbook.
Class I Violations: Behaviors that do not significantly violate the rights of others, and do not appear chronic.
Dress Code Violation Inappropriate Items on School Property/Use
Falsification of Information Inappropriate Language/Disrespect
Gambling Medication
Honor Code Violation Possession/Use of Tobacco
Insubordination Truancy*
* Maximum of two (2) days suspension for each offence. This violation may result in disciplinary action as determined proper by the building principal which may include short-term suspension not to exceed 5 days.
This violation may result in assignment to In-School Suspension and/or short-term suspension not to exceed 5 days.
Class II Violations: Behaviors that significantly violate the rights of others or put others at risk of harm.
Bullying Hazing
Communicating Threats to a Student
Cyberbullying Disorderly Conduct
Disruptive Behavior Harassment – Verbal
This violation may result in short-term suspension or other disciplinary measures as deemed necessary by the building principal. This violation may result in short-term suspension up to 10 days. This violation may result in short-term suspension and/or disciplinary reassignment to an alternative program as deemed necessary by the building principal.
Upon suspension, parents are to contact the organization.
Every teacher and child deserve a safe and conducive environment to teach and learn.