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The school provides vending machines, lockers, tables and chairs for its students in the Student Lounge. Students
must clean out lockers within 14 days of their last day attended.

It is the responsibility of each student to keep the student lounge clean during and after breaks. This includes
throwing away trash, wiping off your table, and pushing in your chairs. This will maintain the lounge and keep it
enjoyable for all.

It is the responsibility of each student to check the student activity board regularly for announcements and notices.

Lobby and reception areas are designed for clients and visitors. Students will be quiet in the hallways.

Parking spaces in the parking lot are for staff, clients, and students. From time to time, spaces will be reserved for
staff or clients. Students who do not get a space in the lot may park on the street or in the public parking lot across
from the Fire Station on King Street. Do not park in reserved spots, handicapped spots (unless handicapped), fire
lanes or other areas marked “no parking”. You may receive a ticket from the Gloucester City Police and/or the
Gloucester City Fire Marshall.

Students are responsible for all of their kit belongings. All kits, books, and personal items should be taken home
daily. The school is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Students are required to remain in their assigned classrooms while class is being conducted. Visiting of students in
other classrooms while class is in session is not permitted. A Student Pass should be obtained from the instructor
when it is necessary to leave the classroom while class is in session. Student Passes are for use within the building
only. Students are not permitted to use the Student Pass to go outside to smoke during class hours.

Prohibited Conduct:
 Failure to comply with the school’s rules, regulations, and policies will result in disciplinary action or
expulsion. The following acts are prohibited:

 Insubordination

 Intoxication

 Cheating, copying, or the offering or receiving of unauthorized assistance in examinations, tests, quizzes, or
projects.

 Disruption of classes, assemblies, prospective student tours or school activities of any kind.

 Use, possession, sale, or distribution of drugs/alcohol.

 Inflammatory statements, obscenities, malicious remarks or threats to patrons, instructors, staff members,
visitors, or other students.

 Interference with any instructor or administrator in connection with carrying out duties.

 Use, possession, or sale of illegal firearms, weapons, or dangerous objects is prohibited.

 Activities that involve stealing, holding, pushing, tackling, wrestling or any other type of physical contact
or threat of physical contact

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Students may not receive incoming calls or make outgoing calls through the school’s Business Office.

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