Cell Phones
Dress Code
Drinks/Food/Gum
I.D. Cards
Leaving Campus
Lockers
Lost and Found
Medication Clinic
Parking
Student Conduct
Tardiness
Unauthorized Areas

Cell Phones

Cell phones and other electronic devices may be used by students only before or after school, in between classes and at lunch. Any cell phone or electronic devices used at other times will be confiscated and returned only to parents.

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Dress Code

Click here: Letter for parents on the 2010-2011 Dress Code

Click here: Dress Code Informational Flyer

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Drinks/Food/Gum

Eating and drinking is permissible in the cafeteria and REF room. No food or drinks are permitted in any other areas of the campus. Gum chewing is not permitted.

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I.D. Cards

Student I.D. cards should be carried while on campus. I.D. cards will be used to gain access to media computers and the Internet. I.D. cards are make in the Media Center. Replacement I.D.'s are available at a cost of $5. Seniors will receive Senior I.D.'s at the beginning of their Senior year free of charge.

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Leaving Campus

All students must sign out through the Attendance Office with permission from a parent or guardian to leave campus for any reason.

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Lockers

Students will be provided lockers to store their belongings. The school does not assume responsibility for books or belongings taken from lockers. LOCKERS ARE PROVIDED FOR USE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES; STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN COMBINATION LOCKS. Lockers are School Board property and are subject to search under Florida State Statute 232.256.

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Lost and Found

Articles lost of found are taking to the Discipline Office. (This does not include articles lost on the bus.)

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Medication/Clinic

Seminole County Pubic School have a drug-free policy. Proper forms must be filed in the Attendance Office or in the Clinic in order to possess any medication. A Self-administered Medication Authorization form signed by a doctor and a parent must be on file during the entire school year. All prescribed medication to be self-administered at school must be in original containers. The amount carried by the student shall not exceed the daily dosage. The authorization is valid for one school and must be renewed each school year. Formal authorization must be on file in the Clinic.

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Parking

PARKING DECAL PURCHASE PROCESS

1. Obtain Parking Application from the Discipline Office.


2. Fill out the application and bring the following items to the Discipline Office.


1. Notarized Application (Notaries are available at LMHS, Parent must be present for Notarization)
2. Copy of students’ Valid Driver’s License
3. Copy of Insurance on Vehicle
4. Copy of Current Vehicle Registration


3. Upon turning in the above stated items, the student will be issued a receipt that must be placed on the dashboard of the vehicle. This will serve as a temporary decal until the official LMHS Decal is placed on the vehicle.


4. The final step is to have school personnel place the sticker on the inside of the vehicles windshield. This can be done after school on Thursday’s only. Students are instructed to meet school personnel by the LMHS Marquee located in the student parking lot. (The Marquee closest to Longwood Lake Mary Rd.)

PARKING/DRIVING REGULATIONS

(ONLY SENIORS & Juniors WHEN parking becomes available will be permitted to purchase and park on campus)

1. All cars must be registered with the school and have a valid parking decal. Parking decals shall be displayed on the inside front left windshield of the vehicle. If displayed in any other manner discipline action may be taken.


2. Students are to park in the designated STUDENT PARKING AREAS only.


3. Students are not permitted in the parking lot during school hours without administrative approval.


4. No decals will be issued to vehicles with Out-of-State Tags.


5. The price of a parking decal is $70.00* (subject to change per School Board review) a year as per the Seminole County School Board. (Decals will not be sold by the semester.) Replacement passes are only issued with administrative approval.


6. No student shall drive faster than 10 miles per hour on school grounds.


7. Students may only drive on officially designated driving areas. Students who drive irresponsibly or recklessly are subject to disciplinary procedures including but not limited to revocation of driving privileges.


8. Vehicles shall be parked with the front to the curb to allow proper monitoring of cars and bumper stickers.


9. Students who have a decal, but drive another vehicle in an emergency situation or purchase a new vehicle need to report to the discipline office immediately on the morning that the vehicle is parked on campus to obtain a temporary decal.

The administration reserves the right to establish additional regulations as deemed necessary.

Click here for the parking application.

Student Conduct

A complete copy of the Seminole County Code Of Conduct of Student Conduct is provided for all Lake Mary High School students. The code of conduct provides an explanation of the responsibilities and rights of students with regard to attendance, directory information, respect for persons and property, knowledge and observation of rules of conduct, the right to lear, free speech and student publications, assembly, privacy, and participation in school programs and activities. (Download the PDF or view the Seminole County School Board website for this information)

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Tardiness

Students must be in their seats at the tardy bell. Tardies are counted by class for each nine weeks.

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Unauthorized Areas

Students in hallways during class time without a signed student planner hall pass are considered out of area. During school hours, students are not permitted in the parking lot. Students must have administrative approval for any exceptions. During period lunches, students are restricted to the REF room, cafeteria, and back patio. The Media Center may be utilized during lunch with a pass from the REF room security staff.

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