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Student Handbook |
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Overview of Floyd County Education Center
The Floyd County Education Center (FCEC) is an educational environment for students whose behavior precludes continued attendance in the regular school program. The instructional program is based upon normal course content and behavior is carefully monitored. An emphasis is placed on behavioral change. The FCEC serves students in grades 6-12.
The Floyd County Education Center serves the Floyd County School System’s punitive alternative education program. Two types of students are placed at FCEC. One, they have been suspended from their home school for a violation of school policy. Second, students are placed following a short or long-term placement in a juvenile detention facility for a criminal offense that may or may not have been school related. Students are assigned for a minimum of one semester.
Being caught up in the fast pace of society, the students at the FCEC are struggling to survive. Their perception of society is how to get by and still make it on a daily basis. The students at the FCEC arrive beaten up by society through choices they make that is somewhat detrimental to their overall well-being. Our goal is to take these beaten up students and guide their choices in the positive direction by helping others and become productive members in today’s world.
Educators working together by challenging each student to go beyond all limits for all-around success academically and socially; to celebrate accomplishments and make a difference!
The staff looks forward to working with students to help them reach established goals this school year. Our goal is to make every effort possible to insure opportunities for academic and behavioral success. It is very important that the Handbook/Agenda/Planner from their Home School, along with this addendum be read carefully in order to understand the contents. Please ask any staff member for clarification if needed. Parents and students are required to sign a contract for the school year. This helps to insure that rules and regulations are understood by everyone involved, as well as the consequences, should the rules/regulations not be followed.
NOTE: Only students living within the Floyd County School District may attend the FCEC.
Attendance Improve academic performance Meet behavior expectations Complete Service-Learning Project
* Be in class prepared and on time * Walk at all times * Keep their hands to themselves * Talk quietly and in normal voices * Treat others as you wish to be treated * Maintain respectful behavior to adults and peers * Remain in class or assigned area
* Shirts may have logos, writings and/pictures as long as it promotes the school mission * Shorts are not permitted * Skirts and dresses must be within 1” of the knee * Pants and skirts cannot touch below the shoes * Sweat suits/sweat pants are not permitted * Shoes must be buckled or tied at all times and worn with socks
The following items are NOT allowed on FCEC campus: * Hats or any head covering * Sunglasses * Picks/combs/brushes, etc. * Cosmetics * Purses * Bandanas * Head/wrist bands * Book bags * Chains of any kind (necklaces permitted with proper clasp) * Visible tattoos (GA law forbids for students under age 18) * Anything deemed inappropriate by school officials
* Body piercing, other than ears * The student’s hair should not distract from the learning process by appearance, statement, color or style. Hair should be neat and clean at all times. Hairstyles should not cover the student’s face or eyes. All hairstyles must be neat in appearance. * Eye contacts of color or design which are distracting to learning environment. * Body tattoos which are distracting to learning environment. * Facial/body glitter or any other facial painting. · Anything deemed inappropriate by school officials.
School insurance is available on an optional basis. See Mrs. Dawson for details.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at 236-1884 or e-mail us at fcta@floydboe.net. |
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A withdrawal form from the previous school/placement attended is required before a student can enroll at the FCEC. |

