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Student Handbook

Educational Support

For CDC and High School Students & Parents
Students who find themselves in need of support or assistance with their studies can get help from our faculty and staff. For more information, contact the special needs staff (447-0220, x333), guidance coordinator (447-0220, x133), or your program instructor.


Reasonable Accommodations
The CDC is committed to making reasonable accommodations or adjustments for qualified individuals with known disabilities. An accommodation is not reasonable if it would constitute an undue burden or hardship to provide it, or if it would require a fundamental alteration to the student’s program. Students with special needs, their parents or advocates, are encouraged to contact our Special Needs Faculty at 447-0220, x333.


Student Handbook - Table of Contents


General Information

Mission Statement
Director's Message
CDC Philosophy and Goals
Non-Discrimination Statement
CDC Faculty and Staff
CDC Schedule
Emergency Closings / Sign in/out
Attendance Policy and Procedures
Identification Card
Lost & Found
Dress Code
Lunch and Atrium Procedures
Student Lockers
Visitors
Student Parking
Conduct on School Buses
Medications

Program Information

Technical Programs
Pre-Tech Foundation Courses
Enrolling in Technical Programs/Classes
Academic Courses
Embedded Academic Credits
Co-op Programs
Educational Support
Continuing Your Technical Education
School Records
Career Assessment

Student Recognition and Activities

Student Organizations
National Technical Honor Society
Awards




Student Conduct and Discipline Procedures

Health & Safety
Behavior Expectations
Student Conduct & Discipline Procedures
Students with Disabilities
Planning Room
Suspension, Due Process Hearing
Search and Seizure
Maintaining A Respectful Learning Environment
Bullying Prevention
Hazing Prevention
Harassment and Bullying
Sexual Harassment
HIV/AIDS Policy
Child Abuse
Fighting
Firearms, fireworks, and other weapons
Bomb or other threats
Electronic Entertainment
Tobacco
Substance use and abuse
Safety Equipment
Skating and Rollerblading
Parking and driving violations
Cell phone use and possession
Inappropriate language
Public displays of affection
Theft
Lost or Damages Books / Equipment
Academic Conduct
Computer Use

Program of Studies CDC POS

Printable POS - 44 pages

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