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STUDENT NAME: __________________________________________________________________________

STUDENT/PARENT HANDBOOK

Welcome to Brownstown Middle School. Brownstown Middle School offers you a wonderful opportunity to grow and develop in a

supportive and nurturing environment. We have an excellent staff that will facilitate your learning based on your effort and

commitment to your education. We encourage you to participate in extracurricular activities and programs and hope that your

experience at Brownstown is both successful and enjoyable.

BMS MAIN TELEPHONE NUMBER:

734-783-3400

PRINCIPALS:

Mr. Andrew Clark, Principal (ext.1205)

Mrs. Erin Radtka, Assistant Principal (ext.1206)

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS;

Ms. Sandra Ruehle, Sec to the Principal (ext.1202)

Ms. Tina Kastura, Sec to the Asst Principal (ext.1201)

Ms. Christine Raffin-Smith Counseling (ext. 1210)

COUNSELORS:

Ms. Castille Kmiec, Counselor (ext.1213)

Ms. Heather Setlock, Counselor (ext.1211)

Mrs. Amanda Sayre, Counselor (ext.1212)

BOARD OF EDUCATION:

Mr. Mark Greathead, WBSD Superintendent

734-783-3300

FOREWORD

This student handbook was developed to answer many of the commonly asked questions that you and your parents may have

during the school year and to provide specific information about certain Board policies and procedures. This handbook contains

important information that you should know. Become familiar with the following information and keep the handbook available for

frequent reference by you and your parents. If you have any questions that are not addressed in this handbook, you are

encouraged to talk to your teachers or the building principals.

MISSION OF THE SCHOOL

“Engage, Enlighten, Empower”

EQUAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY

The Board of Education declares it to be the policy of this District to provide an equal opportunity for all students, regardless of race,

color, creed, disability, religion, gender, ancestry, age, national origin, place of residence within the boundaries of the district, or

social or economic background, to learn through the curriculum offered in this District. Any person who believes that they have been

discriminated against on the basis of race, color, disability, religion, gender, or national origin, while at school or a school activity

should immediately contact the School District’s Compliance Officer listed below:

Greg Roberts

Director of Human Resources

(734)783-3300

*Complaints will be investigated in accordance with the procedures as described in Board Policy 2260.

*Any student making a complaint or participating in a school investigation will be protected from any threat or retaliation.

*The Compliance Officer can provide additional information concerning equal access to educational opportunity.

GET CONNECTED ONLINE:

BMS Website: mywbsd.org/bms

Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, X, and YouTube) Search: BMSWARRIORS67

Additional information can be found on the Brownstown Middle School through the district website at:

mywbsd.org

SCHOOL DAY :

Business Hours:

7:00 AM – 3:45 PM

School Hours:

8:00 AM (classes begin) – 2:45 PM (classes end)

Half Day Hours:

8:00 AM (classes begin) – 11:00 AM (classes end)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION I – STUDENT WELL-BEING: PAGE 3

SECTION II – GENERAL INFORMATION: PAGE 5

SECTION III – ACADEMICS/ATTENDANCE: PAGE 8

SECTION IV – STUDENT ACTIVITIES: PAGE 10

SECTION V – SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: PAGE 11

SECTION VI – PHYSICAL EDUCATION: PAGE 13

STUDENT/PARENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM (NEEDS TO BE SIGNED AND RETURNED: PAGE 17

SECTION I – STUDENT WELL-BEING

School safety is a responsibility of all members of the learning community. All staff members are familiar with emergency

procedures. Should a student be aware of any dangerous situation or accident, they must notify any staff person immediately. State

law requires that all students must have updated emergency medical information yearly, submitted by a parent or guardian, and

filed with the school office. This can be done directly through Parent Connect. A student may be excluded from school until this

requirement has been fulfilled. Students with specific health care needs should deliver written notice about such needs to the

School Office.

COUNSELING OFFICE

The services offered by the guidance department are varied and extensive and fall generally into three areas: academic, career,

and personal planning. Students are encouraged to get to know their counselor and seek their assistance in these three areas. All

students should work with their counselor when scheduling; counselors can help students to select courses that will best meet their

needs, abilities, and career plans.

Sometimes, counselors can offer suggestions which will help students succeed in those chosen courses. They will explain and

answer questions about prerequisites, credits, honor points, graduation requirements, attendance, and other school policies.

Guidance services are available for every student in the school. In addition to assistance with educational planning, interpretation of

test scores, career information, and academic concerns, counselors can also assist students with home, school and social

concerns.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DRILLS

Fire and tornado drills at regular intervals are required by law and are an important part of our safety procedures. The teacher in

each classroom will train the students for each emergency situation. It is essential that everyone follow the predetermined

guidelines. We are required to run a certain number of drills each school year as dictated by the state of Michigan.

IMMUNIZATIONS

Students must be current with all immunizations required by law or have an authorized waiver from State immunization

requirements. If a student does not have the necessary shots or waivers, the principal may remove the student or require

compliance with a set deadline. This is for the safety of all students and in accordance with State law.

INJURY AND ILLNESS

All injuries must be reported to staff or the office. If minor, the student will be treated and may return to class. If medical attention is

required, the office will follow the school’s emergency procedures. A student who becomes ill during the school day should request

permission to go to the office. An administrator will determine whether or not the student should remain in school or go home. No

student will be released from school without proper parental permission.

MEDICATION

Ideally, all medication should be given to students at home. If it is necessary for a student to take medication during school hours,

They/Them must take the medication (must have doctor or pharmacy directions with student name on prescription) to the main

office. Only those medications which are necessary to maintain the student in school, and which must be given during school

hours, will be administered. In order for school personnel to administer medication (even aspirin) to a student, the School District’s

“Medication Authorization Form” must be completed and on file in the school office. The “Medication Authorization Form” must

be completed annually for students receiving ongoing medications. Students are NOT to carry or take medication of any kind

during the school day on their own. ALL MEDICATION PRESCRIPTION AND NON-PRESCRIPTION MUST BE ADMINISTERED

THROUGH THE MAIN OFFICE.

District Policies Related to Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault

Board Policy 8000.07 – Woodhaven Brownstown School District prohibits harassment, including sex based harassment

from employees, students, and visitors to WBSD property or events.

Administrative Regulation 8000.07.3 – Defines “sexual harassment” as unwelcome sexual conduct, quid pro quo in

regards to unwelcome sexual conduct, and sexual assault, including dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.

Additionally provides the duty of all District employees to respond to allegations of sexual harassment any time an

employee has notice of, or receives a report of suspected sexual harassment. All employees have a duty to report such

claims to the Title IX Coordinator.

For the complete list of Board Policies, please visit the district’s Board of Education webpage at

https://www.mywbsd.org/page/board-of-education.

For more information on how to make a formal Title IX complaint, please visit the district’s Title IX webpage at

https://www.mywbsd.org/page/title-ix.

STUDENT SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY

1. Report all suspicious persons or activities to the office immediately.

2. Let staff know if you are aware of anyone bringing a weapon to school.

3. Try to keep our school drug free – let staff know immediately if you see someone with drugs, someone trying to sell drugs, or

someone under the influence of drugs.

4. Let staff know immediately if you have information regarding anyone who talks about bombs/explosives, or makes a threat to

use bombs or explosives.

5. Let staff know if you are aware of anyone who is talking about suicide, or expressing thoughts of hurting themselves.

6. Let staff know if you are being bullied and/or harassed, or if you are aware of someone else who is being bullied and/or

harassed.

VIDEO SURVEILLANCE

A video monitoring system may be used on school buses and a video monitoring system may be used in public areas of the school

building. These systems have been put in place to protect students, staff, visitors, and school property. If a discipline problem is

captured on videotape, that recording may be used as the basis for imposing student discipline. If criminal conduct is recorded, law

enforcement personnel may view the footage. Videos may not be released or seen without administrative permission.

VISITORS/UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS

Visitors, especially parents and guardians, are welcome at the school. VISITORS AND VOLUNTEERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO

BRING IN A STATE ID THAT WILL BE DIGITALLY SCANNED TO CREATE VISITOR PASSES. If a person wishes to confer with

a member of the staff, they should call for an appointment prior to coming to the school, to schedule a mutually convenient time. An

unauthorized person is one found in the building without a visitor pass, who does not have lawful business to pursue, or who acts in

a manner that disturbs the normal education function of the school. The school administration has the right to seek the immediate

removal of unauthorized persons from the school property. This includes students who are under suspension or expulsion.

VOLUNTEERS

All school volunteers must complete a “Volunteer Waiver Form” on a yearly basis. Volunteers of the Woodhaven-Brownstown

School District will undergo a search via ICHAT (Internet Criminal History Access Tool) or other database prior to be allowed to

participate in any activity or program. Any individual who volunteers and has access to students on a regular and continuous basis

in the schools or on any school sponsored overnight activity shall submit to a criminal history record check through Live Scan

Fingerprinting prior to being allowed to participate in any activity or program.

DRESS GUIDELINES

DRESS CODE: The style and manner in which a student dresses while they attend school shall be the responsibility of their

parents. The district, however, maintains the right to impose reasonable restrictions on dress for the following reasons:

1. If the style of dress or grooming is disruptive to the educational process.

2. If the style of dress or grooming is detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of the student

or other students with whom they attend school.

3. If the dress is of a type which may cause physical damage to school premises

Any apparel, jewelry, accessories, notebooks or grooming which by virtue of color arrangement, trademark, logo, symbol, or slogan

denotes membership in gangs, promotes or is interpreted as hate speech, or advocates drug, alcohol, or tobacco use, violence,

disruptive behavior, vulgarity/profanity, or contains sexual connotation are prohibited. Any apparel deemed inappropriate by school

standards or which endangers the health, safety, or welfare of students or staff is prohibited. The determination of appropriateness

of attire will be made by the school administration.

Must Wear

Top - Shirt that consists of fabric that covers front, back, sides, and have straps/sleeves that cover undergarments

Bottoms (pants, shorts, skirts) - Must cover buttocks and undergarments

Shoes

May Wear:

Hoodie sweatshirts (hood must remain off)

Ripped jeans (as long as buttocks and undergarments are not exposed)

Tank tops (as long as undergarments are covered)

Cannot Wear:

Head coverings except for cultural/religious headwear

Crop tops/Belly shirts – Shirts not covering full front/backs/sides

Violent language or images

Images that depict drugs, alcohol, or other illegal items/activities

Hate speech, profanity, or pornography

Images that create a hostile or intimidating environment

Bathing suits or visible undergarments

Undergarments as tops or bottoms

Chains, pointed rings, spikes, danglies, are not permitted in school.

Jackets larger or bulkier than varsity jackets or trench style jackets are not allowed to be worn during the school day.

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SECTION II – GENERAL INFORMATION

ACCIDENTS

Every accident that occurs on school grounds during the school day or at any school sponsored activity should be reported

immediately to the person in charge and to the school office.

CAFETERIA COURTESY

1. Depositing all lunch litter in wastebaskets, and place recycled containers in boxes provided.

2. Leaving the table and floor around your area in a clean condition for others. No food may be taken from the cafeteria.

3. Book bags and sports bags are not allowed in the cafeteria during lunch.

During lunches, students are allowed to use ONLY the restrooms directly across from the cafeteria.

CHANGE BUS PERMISSION

In order to ride a different bus, each student requesting a change in bus transportation must turn in a note dated and signed by a parent

or guardian. The note must provide a contact phone number for verification, and must be turned in to the Assistant Principal’s office in

the morning. Permission may or may not be granted, and is at the discretion of the administrator.

COMPUTER USE POLICY AND PROCEDURES

The use of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District’s Technology and Internet access is a privilege, not a right. Inappropriate

use may result in loss of that privilege as well as consequences defined in the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District’s Code of

Student Conduct. The administration of the Woodhaven-Brownstown School District will deem what is appropriate and their

decision is final. The administration, faculty, and staff may request that the privilege be denied, revoked, or suspended for

inappropriate use. Students and parents must review, sign, and return to the school yearly the school district’s “Acceptable Use

Policy.”

The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District uses a filtering program which prevents students from accessing inappropriate areas

on the Internet. The district’s web browser accesses filtering software that complies with the Children’s Internet Protection Act

(CIPA).

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION DEVICES

The student who possesses a cellular phone or ECD/ESD shall assume responsibility for its care. At no time shall the

school be responsible for preventing theft, loss, or damage to cell phone or ECD/ESD brought onto its property. At no

time will the office staff be responsible for searching for lost ECD/ESDs.

A student may possess a cell phone, electronic communication device, I Pod, MP3 or similar electronic storage device. During

school hours the cell phone, other ECD/ESD or other electronic device including a camera must remain off and in your locker

unless expressly permitted by a teacher or building administrator.

Therefore, electronic communication devices that are seen or heard during school hours will be confiscated and students will be

*disciplined. Any confiscated device(s) must be picked up from the school by a parent or guardian. Any student who refuses to

hand over a communication device when asked to do so by a staff member will be subject to disciplinary action.

UNPERMITTED CELLULAR PHONE OR ECD/ESD USE CONSEQUENCES:

First Offense: Device will be taken and held in the main office until school is dismissed + Warning from Principal

Second Offense: Device will be taken and held in the main office until school is dismissed + Lunch Detention

Third Offense: Device will be taken and held in the main office until school is dismissed + 1 hour After School Detention

Fourth Offense: Device will be taken and held in the main office until school is dismissed + 2 hour After School Detention

Fifth Offense: Device will be taken and held in the main office until school is dismissed +

Referral to Administration for Consequence & parent must come into the school to pick up phone from the principal

FOOD OR BEVERAGE CONTAINERS

Beverage bottles and cans are not allowed out of the cafeteria. All bottles and cans are to be deposited in a box in the cafeteria.

Beverages may be brought from home in a thermos or throw away container. Open containers in lockers bring ants and create a

health or cleanliness problem.

HALL PASSES

Students are not permitted in the halls during class periods unless they are accompanied by a teacher or have a hall pass from an

authorized staff member.

Restrooms may be used before and after school, between class periods and at the beginning or end of the lunch period. Students

are expected to keep them clean. If a student is feeling ill, they should report to the main office. Do not remain in the restroom.

HALLWAY COURTESY

1. Keep corridors open to traffic by walking to the right. Do not block traffic by standing in groups.

2. Pass through corridors quietly. Be considerate of others in the halls and classrooms.

3. Discard trash in the containers provided. Keep the school clean by picking up paper from the floors.

4. Leave the school building immediately after dismissal unless under the supervision of a teacher.

INCLEMENT WEATHER

When it’s necessary to modify bus transportation or close schools due to inclement weather, tune to one of the following stations:

Radio: WXYT (am 1270), WWJ (am 950), WJR (760)

Cable: School Access Channel

Website: mywbsd.org

PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE SCHOOL

LOCKERS

Each student will be assigned a locker with a combination lock when school begins each fall. There is no charge for use of the

locker, except if the locker is damaged. Students are advised not to share the locker combination with anyone.

Only the student(s) assigned to a locker are to have the combination. The student is responsible for the locker and school district

property within the locker. All lockers are the sole property of the school district. Lockers are assigned to students for the purpose

of storing supplies, clothes, and other items necessary for the student’s education and physical well-being. School authorities

respect the rights of all students with regard to their property. Searches of lockers may be conducted, but will be limited to

instances when:

1. Students are suspected of using their locker for an illegal purpose or when suspicion of law violation is present.

2. Students are believed to be using their locker in such a way that would interfere with the learning atmosphere or the duty of

school authorities. Periodic locker checks will be conducted to ensure that media books and other school property is returned.

3. Students are using their locker to endanger the health and safety of other persons.

School Administration has the right to and will search all lockers in an emergency situation.

PROCEDURE FOR LEAVING SCHOOL EARLY

No student will be allowed to leave school prior to dismissal time without consent of a parent, guardian, or emergency contact.

Students will only be released upon verification of a photo ID. If a student must leave the building because of illness or any other

emergency, a parent or designee (the designee must be listed on the student’s emergency card) must sign out the student in the

Main Office. Failure to follow the proper procedure will be considered skipping. In an effort to maintain an effective functioning

school, students may not be released from school within thirty (30) minutes of the end of the day, except for emergency

purposes.

Parent/Guardian Responsibility

If a student is unable to attend school or any part of the school day, it is the parent's responsibility to notify the school

office by phone or through Parent Portal prior to or on the day of the student's absence. In those cases, when the call is

recorded, the recording will be used to verify receipt of the phone call.

STUDENT PLANNERS

All students will be issued a handbook/planner in the fall at no cost. Student planners are used for recording assignments and for

receiving hallway passes from a classroom teacher. Planners can also be used to foster communication between parents and

teachers. There will be a $5.00 charge for replacing or purchasing the handbook/planner. Planners can be purchased in the main

office.

STUDENT VALUABLES/ LOST AND FOUND

Students are encouraged not to bring items of value to school. Items such as jewelry, expensive clothing, electronic equipment,

and the like, are tempting targets for theft and extortion. The school cannot be responsible for their safe-keeping and will not be

liable for loss or damage to personal valuables. At no time shall the school be responsible for preventing or investigating theft, loss,

or damage to student valuables. Students who find lost articles are asked to take them to the main office, where they can be

claimed by the owner.

GUEST TEACHERS

Our school is fortunate in having capable people to help whenever our regular teachers are ill or attending conferences. A guest

teacher’s impression of BMS is important, and will be carried into the community. Be certain these are good impressions by being

polite, helpful and considerate.

TELEPHONE CALLS/MESSAGES

Students may use an office phone in case of verified illness or emergency. Calls must be limited in their duration and students must

ask permission to use the phone.

VIDEO SURVEILLANCE

A video monitoring system may be used on school busses and a video monitoring system may be used in public areas of the school

building. These systems have been put in place to protect students, staff, visitors, and school property. If a discipline problem is

captured on videotape, that recording may be used as the basis for imposing student discipline. If criminal conduct is recorded, law

enforcement personnel may view the footage. Videos may not be released or seen without administrative permission

SECTION III – ACADEMICS/ATTENDANCE

EIGHTH GRADE COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT

Eighth graders who successfully complete one year of Spanish and/or one year of Algebra 1 will receive credit toward the Michigan

Merit Curriculum and Woodhaven High School requirements for those courses.

REPORT CARD GRADES

The following scale will be used when calculating a student’s GPA: A = 4.0,

A- = 3.7,

B+ = 3.3,

B = 3.0,

B- = 2.7,

C+ = 2.3,

C = 2.0,

C- = 1.7,

D+ = 1.3,

D = 1.0,

D- = 0.7,

E = 0.0

REPORT CARD CITIZENSHIP CODE GUIDELINES

OUR CITIZENSHIP GRADES ARE BASED ON THE FOLLOWING CODES:

1-Excellent All of the following:

Never breaks rules or regulations of the school or classroom

Responsible, Courteous, Helpful

Attentive and uses time wisely

Displays respect for authority and the rights of others

High participation level in school and classroom activities,

projects, and discussions

Always prepared for class

2-Good Most of the following:

Abides by school rules and policies

Participates in school and classroom activities, assignments,

and discussions

Helpful to BMS staff and students

Gets to class on time

Positive attitude

Prepared for class

3-Acceptable Some of the following:

Abides by school rules and policies most of the time

Usually participates in school and classroom activities,

assignments, and discussions

Is punctual with school work and attendance most of the time

Usually shows an awareness of common courtesy and rights

of others

4-Needs Improvement One or more of the following:

Rarely contributes to class activities and/or discussions

Occasionally ignores the rights of others

Is sometimes disrespectful and rude

Occasionally violates a school/classroom policy

Sometimes tardy

5-Unacceptable One or more of the following:

Disrespectful and rude

Disregard for personal property

Ignores the rights of others

Has been caught in the act of cheating or being dishonest

Is not punctual or regular in attendance

Does not demonstrate a workmanlike attitude

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT…

1. Principal’s Award – grade point average of 4.0

2. Honor’s Award – grade point average of 3.30-3.99.

3. A ribbon of Achievement is given to every student obtaining a 4.0 for the first and second card markings.

4. An Honor Roll Breakfast will be held for students achieving a 3.30 or higher grade point average for the first and second card

markings

Student grades and assignments can be accessed at any time via ParentPortal at mywbsd.org

ATTENDANCE DEFINITIONS

Absence: An absence is any day that a student misses’ school, including a parent call off, and will count towards the truancy

definition.

Excused Absence: Any medically documented absence, funeral days, or other absence approved by administration will NOT be

counted toward the truancy definition.

Suspended Absence: A suspended absence is an absence from class as a result of a violation of the Code of Student Conduct.

Suspended absences will NOT count toward the truancy definition. A student on suspension may not attend or participate in any

extra-curricular or school activities.

School Approved Absence: A school-approved absence is an absence from school or class initiated by the school or made

necessary by participating in school activities or functions. School approved absences will NOT count towards the truancy

definition.

Tardy: A tardy is when a student arrives 10 minutes late to class in the secondary buildings, or less than 50 minutes (per half day)

in the elementary buildings. If a student arrives more than 10 minutes late for class, the student is considered absent and

attendance will be recorded as an unexcused absence. Guidelines for excessive tardiness are addressed in each school’s

handbook.

EXCESSIVE ABSENCES

If a child exceeds 9 days of absence in a school year the building administrator will send a letter to inform the

parent/guardian of this and of our concerns.

If the child exceeds 14 absences in a school year the building administrator will inform the local police department of a

potential truancy issue. The police department will then contact or visit the child’s home to discuss the truancy with the

parents.

Students who exceed 15 unexcused days of absence per year will be addressed through the Wayne County Juvenile

Court System.

If the absences exceed 19 absences in a school year, referrals must be made to the Local Police Department and possibly,

the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

Students or parents may appeal this procedure to the administration. This policy will be established at the discretion of the

building administration.

Students are expected to arrive on time and attend all assigned classes.

Students are not permitted to leave the building without parent/guardian permission. If a student must leave school during

the school day, the parent/guardian must sign the student out at the designated attendance office. When the student

returns to the building they must report directly to the designated attendance office first.

The day a student returns from an absence they must contact each teacher to arrange possible make-up assignments. If a

student does not contact a teacher, they forfeit make-up privileges in that class.

An attendance line is available to accept absence information 24 hours per day.

We urge parents to consider school hours and the school calendar when planning medical and dental appointments or

other pre-planned activities

TARDINESS

Classroom Tardies - when a student is in school, but arrives tardy to their assigned classroom, the following procedure will be

followed:

First Offense – Teacher Warning

Second Offense – Teacher Warning

Third Offense –Detention issued by the teacher and Parent Contact

Fourth Offense – Detention issued by the teacher and Parent Contact

Fifth Offense – Administrative Consequence and Parent Contact

*Additional infractions will be addressed through a teacher referral, Administrative Action and Parent Contact.

Late Arrival (to the building) - Students must be present a certain amount of time to be counted for attendance. Any student arriving

10 minutes or less will report to class and receive a tardy for that hour. Any student arriving more than 10 minutes late to the

building after the building start time must report to the main office to be accounted for and will be marked absent for that hour.

ATTENDANCE & BEHAVIOR INCENTIVES

Warrior Bucks

Students who follow school wide behavior expectations will be awarded periodically by Warrior Bucks, which can be traded in for

raffles and other prizes.

Cedar Point

All students who qualify will be invited to attend a trip to Cedar Point (or comparable outing) as planned by the Brownstown Middle

School’s administration and staff.

Qualifications:

1. Students who have accumulated four (4) days or less in absences throughout the entire school year.

2. Students must have no suspensions for the year. This includes in-house suspensions, out of building suspensions, and bus

transportation suspensions.

3. If students are suspended after the initial list has been established, those students will not be allowed to participate. Students

will not be allowed to participate in the annual outing if they are suspended.

ATHLETIC ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY

A student will be eligible to participate in an extracurricular activity if they can demonstrate at least a 1.67 GPA, (using a twelve (12)

factor system: A=4.00, A-= 3.67, B+ = 3.33, B = 3, B- = 2.67, C+ = 2.33, C= 2.00, C- = 1.67, D+ = 1.33, D = 1.00, D- = .67, and E=

0) and a passing grade in five (5) out of six (6) classes. A grade of “E” or “W'' is not considered a passing grade.

A student with a grade point of 1.33 to 1.66 on a twelve (12) factor system and who have passed five (5) out of six (6) courses

during the previous trimester may apply through the building administrator for a probationary status. These standards will be

evaluated at the end of six (6) weeks and the student athlete must maintain a grade of “C-” or better on a twelve (12) factor system

in all classes. A student who does not meet the requirements will be ineligible for the remainder of the trimester. A student may

apply for probationary status once per school year.

For a student to be able to participate in an extra-curricular activity on a given day, they must be in attendance for the full school

day, other than for documented reasons with prior exception and/or approved by an administrator.

SECTION IV – STUDENT ACTIVITIES

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

In order for a student to be considered for membership in the National Junior Honor Society, several requirements must be met. A

student must be in attendance at Brownstown Middle School for at least two consecutive Trimesters and earn a minimum

cumulative grade point average of (3.7). The student must complete both a written essay on their character and citizenship, and

the Student Activity Information Form, which lists their service and leadership experience. The faculty advisor and selected

member from the building will review each candidate’s submitted information. Candidates receiving a simple majority vote by the

members of the Faculty Council will be inducted into the Brownstown Middle School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society in

late spring.

ATHLETICS

Fall

Winter 1

Winter 2

Spring

football

boys’ basketball

girls’ basketball

boys’ baseball

girls’ volleyball

swimming

wrestling

girls’ softball

cross country

boys’ track

cheerleading

girls’ track

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