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.