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Welcome
Mr. Rafael Villalobos
Principal
Mr. Garcia
Code of Student Conduct
A copy of the Code of Student Conduct is
available at:
http://ehandbooks.dadeschools.net/policies/9/index.htm
Students are responsible to adhere to all
policies at all times.
Discipline Policy Continued defiance of school authority and policies and/or
serious violations of The Code of Student Conduct
may result in disciplinary action.
Ferguson employs a progressive discipline policy in accordance with district policy which includes warnings, parent conferences, work detail, detentions, Saturday School, indoor suspension (SCSI) and/or a Student Success Center Assignment.
Disciplinary action is judged on an individual case by case basis.
An overview of the Ferguson’s progressive discipline plan can be found at:
http://www.fergusonhs.org
Electronic device policy
All electronic devices must be turned off and out of
sight between 7:20 a.m. and 2:20 p.m.
Any visible electronic devices are subject to
confiscation.
Electronic devices that have been confiscated may
be picked up between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in
room 11.
Ferguson is not responsible for any lost or
stolen electronic devices.
Dress Code
All students are expected to be in uniform
everyday unless otherwise notified.
Proper uniforms include:
– solid color gray, black, or white polo or oxford
shirts.
– black, gray, or khaki pants such as Dockers,
Chinos, or Dickies.
– Blue jeans may ONLY be worn on Friday along with a uniform shirt or a school sanctioned spirit shirt. (Each “quarter,” this will be revisited).
Saturday School
Alternative for indoor suspension.
Students assigned to Saturday School must
attend or will be assigned SCSI.
Failure to attend two Saturday School
sessions will result in an Student Success
Center Assignment.
Mr. Nora
Transportation Students may be transported to and from school if
they live more than two miles from the school within school boundaries.
Transportation is not be provided for all magnet students who are out of school boundaries.
No student is allowed to ride a school bus other than the one to which he/she is assigned.
The school bus driver has absolute jurisdiction over all students on their school bus.
Mr. Thompkins
Clinic Usage
Must have a valid pass from the teacher to
visit clinic.
You may not stay in the clinic for more than
15 minutes unless you have called home.
If you are injured in any way, you must let
an adult or the clinic know immediately.
Tardy Policy Students who are tardy to school should report to the
courtyard to receive a tardy pass
Students who arrive after 7:20 a.m. but prior to 7:45 a.m.
should report to a Plasco Station.
Students who arrive after 7:45 a.m. must report to the
Attendance Office with a parent and/or proper
documentation to secure an admit.
Once a student accumulates 10 tardies, a doctor’s note or
official documentation is required.
Excessive tardies may result in loss of privileges and/or
detentions/suspensions according to our progressive
discipline plan.
Excused tardies include doctor’s appointments with a note
or other “official documentation.”
Attendance policy Students are expected to be in attendance every day.
Excused absences include:
• Illness of self, court, immigration, death in family.
When a student is absent he/she must present a note to the
attendance office within three days. Notes should include:
• Student’s name, ID number, date of absence, reason, and parent’s signature.
Notes then must be submitted to all teachers for documentation.
• If an admit is not obtained within the three days, the absence will remain unexcused and the student will not be permitted to make up work missed.
The student should retain all admit notes for their records.
Attendance Office
Located in Room 20
Hours are from 7:00 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Admits can be obtained before school, during lunch and after school.
Sign-outs are not allowed after 1:50 p.m.
Cafeteria
Keep all areas clean.
Do not leave the cafeteria without throwing something
away.
Follow directions from security personnel.
Parents cannot bring in food from outside to the school
during the school day.
Students may not order lunch from outside the school.
Free and Reduced lunch forms are done online and can be
found and submitted at
https://freeandreducedmealapp.dadeschools.net/
Ms. Acosta-Leon
FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS
WELCOME
SOPHOMORE FALCONS!
WHAT DO I NEED TO GRADUATE?
You need to complete 24 credits in the following areas:
4 credits in English.
4 credits in math (must include Algebra
1 and Geometry).
3 credits in science.
3 credits in social studies.
1 credit in fine art.
0.5 credit in personal fitness.
0.5 credit in physical education.
complete 1 online course (FLVS)
8 credits in general electives.
WHAT DO I NEED TO GRADUATE?
You must take AND pass the Algebra 1 and the end of course assessment (EOC) at level 3 or higher.
You must take Geometry as one of the four mathematics credits required for high school graduation. Your performance on the Geometry (EOC) assessment will count as 30% of your final course.
You must take Biology as one of the three science credits required for high school graduation. Your performance on the Biology EOC assessment will count as 30% of your final course grade.
Must pass the Grade 10 ELA Common Core assessment
WHAT DO I NEED TO GRADUATE?
You must have a 2.0 un-weighted grade
point average (GPA).
Complete a community service project.
STEPS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS In order to be promoted to 11th grade you must have earned:
2 English credits
1 Math credit
1 Science credit
Or
1 English credit
2 Math credits
1 Science credit
With a total of 9 overall credits
However…you must make up any core classes that you fail in
summer school (English, Math, Science, Social Studies)
Remember the 5 point rule applies to the 3rd and 4th nine weeks
which includes the final exam
STEPS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS
No more than 10 Unexcused Absences in
an annual course or teacher may withhold
credit and student may be unable to
participate in activities.
Counselor
School Counselors
Student Services Chairperson Ms. Veloso
Design & Architecture A-L Dr. Martinez
Design & Architecture M-Z Ms. Veloso
Information Technology A-Z Ms. Perdomo
International Baccalaureate Ms. Enriquez
International Business A-L Dr. Cortes
International Business M-Z Ms. Denis
Medical Biomedical A-L Ms. Williams
Medical Biomedical M-Z Ms. Pezoldt
CAP Advisor Ms. Harper
Counselors Info
– FLVS
– Cap Counselor – Ms. Harper
– Connect EDU
All pertinent information can be found at
www.fergusonhs.org
Under the Student Services section.
Counselor Appointments
Go to the Student Services Counter, school
website, or the Ferguson Mobile app for a
“Request for Counselor Appointment Form”
before school, during lunch and after school.
– Remember to write down the reason at the
bottom of the page.
– Leave form in the box.
Mr. Justice
Athletics Director: Kelvin Justice
Requirements: Each student athlete must:
Have a current Athletic Eligibility Packet, which contains the following 4 forms:
1. Athletic Physical Form (signed by parent & notarized) as well as Birth
Certificate
2. FHSAA EL 3 Form
3. FHSAA EL 3CH Form
4. M-DCPS Contract for Student Participation in Interscholastic
Competitions or Performances.
Purchase student athletic insurance for $30, (Football requires $76).
School Insurance is sold Monday – Thursday at lunch or from 2:25 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Physical forms may be downloaded from the school website:
www.fergusonhs.org
Insurance must be purchased through the Athletic Department.
Have less than 10 absences and 20 tardies to school
Student must maintain a 2.0 GPA
Complete the Concussion Course (www.nfhslearn.com)
Concussions in Sports
The following are instructions for ordering and completing the required courses:
(Important Note: If you have completed this course anytime in the past, the course must be “ordered” prior to beginning the
course.)
Course Ordering
Step 1: Go to www.nfhslearn.com.
Step 2: “Sign In” to your account using the e-mail address and password you provided at time of registering for an nfhslearn account.
OR
If you do not have an account, “Register” for an account.
Step 3: Click “Courses” at the top of the page.
Step 4: Scroll down to “Concussions in Sports” from the list of courses.
Step 5: Click “View Course”.
Step 6: Click “Order Course.”
Step 7: Select “Myself” if the course will be completed by you.
Step 8: Click “Continue” and follow the on-screen prompts to finish the checkout process. (Note: There is no fee for this course.)
Beginning a Course
Step 1: Go to www.nfhslearn.com.
Step 2: “Sign In” to your account using the e-mail address and password you provided at time of registering for an nfhslearn account.
Step 3: From your “Dashboard,” click “My Courses”.
Step 4: Click “Begin Course” on the course you wish to take.
*Your course will launch on the same page of the web browser.
**Click “Back to Dashboard” when ready to exit course.
Be sure to print the certificate of completion at the end of the course as each school’s athletic department is required to keep a copy
on file.
Ms. Guerra
Social Media
Ferguson twitter
@FergusonSHS
Ferguson Mobile app
• Free Mobile App
• Available for Apple and Android
Users
• Push Notifications - Best form of
communication
Ms. Rae-Schulze
Activities Director: Tanya Rae-Schulze
Sophomore Sponsor is Mr. Provenzo [email protected]
STOP Financial System
http//fl-dade.stopforschools.com
username: student id number
password: DOB (mm/dd/yyyy)
Stay current with school information and activities by visiting our school website www.fergusonhs.org
and clicking on the Activities link
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Text this following message:
@jafactsga
to this number:
81010
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Text this following message:
@jafco18
to this number:
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If you’re not a Falcon, then you’re just prey!