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n ful or reckless conduct to any person wM e on school iH-em- ises. 4. No pereon(s) may destroy through wUKul or reckless con duct any ipfraperty while on school premises. Nor remove or use such property without authorizalfion. 5. No person (s) may disrupt through willful or reckless con duct the peaceful and orderly conduct of classes, lectures, me^ings and school sponsored activities or deliberately inter fere with the freedom of any person to express his views in cluding invited speakers. 6. No person(s) may inter fere with through wdUful or reckless conduct the lawful ac tions of persons on school prem ises. 7. No person may enter upon, remain dn and/or use any build ing or facility for purpose other than its authorized uses or in such manner as to ob struct its authorized use by others. A person is guilty of unauthorized entry when he knowingly, resdessly, or negli gently enters into any pubHc school building or grounds, i.e., buildings, parking lots, athletic fields, boiler rooms and all cam pus areas without authority. A person is guilty of unauthor ized use when knowingly, reck lessly, or negligently enters into and uses any school facility v/ithout authoraty. 8. No person may remain in any building or facility after it is normally closed, Avitliout authorization. 9. No person may refuse to leave any building or facility after being required to do so NEWS, MargaretvHle, N. Y. Thurs., Oct. 26, igT2-^Pag& Five T e x t o f P r o p o s e d S c h o o l R e g u l a t i o n s Proposed Administrative Buies and Regrulations These rules should not be construed to prevent - or linait communications between and among faculty, students, admin istration and school coanmu- nity, or to relieve the institu tion of its special responsibility for self regulation in the pres ervation of public order. Their purpose is not to prevent or restrain controversy and <Ms- sent but to prevent abuse of the rights of others and to maintain that public order ap propriate to public school. The rules heretby adopted shall gov ern the conduct of students, fac ulty and other staff, licensees, invitees, and all other persons, whether or not their presence is authorized, upon the campus of any public school. Premable The Board of Education of the Margaretville C e n t r a l School wishes to encourage the widest possible community use of our schools and grounds. We hoj)e that these regulations clearly show how to obtain the use of these facilities and the public conduct we require. Premises These regulations cover the conduct of all persons while they are in school buildings, or school buses, on school play grounds or playing field on roadways and parking Jots, or on any other property owned by this Board of Education. Regulations 1. All persons in this school district are encouraged to visit their schools, attend school pro grams, and watch athletic con tests. GrouiK must reserve the use of a particular area by ar rangement with the building principal. 2. Whenever schools are in session, parents and other visit ors must notify .the building’s main office and teacher(s) con cerned before visiting teachers or students. All persons need either expressed or implied per mission from the buiMng prinr cipal or his designee to be al lowed to remain in the building. 3. No person(s) may injure or cause injury nor threaten to do so to another through will- by, an authorized person. 10. No person may (d»truct the free movement of persons and vehicles in any place to Wthich these rules apply. - 11. No j)erson may know ingly have in his possession up on any premises to which these rules apply, any explosive or incendiary devices, rifle, shot gun, pistol, revolver, or other firearm or weapon without the written authorization of the building principal whether or not a license to i>ossess the same has been issued to such person. 12. No person may know ingly have in his possession, up on any premises to which these rules apply, any alcoholic bev erages and/or dangerous drugs (Alcoholic beverages as defined in the Alcoholic Beverage Con trol Law—Section 3, subdivi sions 1 and 2, and dangerous drugs as defined by Penal Law —Section 220.00). 13. No person may engage in any activity which interferes with entrances to building or the normal flow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic; which in terferes with organized meet ings or other assemblies for the purpose of harassment; which obstructs or physically interferes with the integrity of the classroom, the privacy of adininistrative offices, or the functioning of the physical plant. 14. Whenever a threat to public safety or a drill to pre pare personnel for such a threat exists on school prop erty as determined by the supervising principal cr his designee(s). No person(s) may refuse the orders of the supei^vising principal or his designee (s), or erf officials em powered to resolve the emergency. Procedures In the case of any apparent violation of these rules by such persons, which, in the judgment of the chief administrative officer or his designee, does not pose any immediate threat of injury to person or property, such officer may make reason able effort to learn the cause of the conduct in question and to persuade those engaged therein to desist and to resort to permissable methods for the resolution of any issues which may be presented. In doing so such officer shall warn such persons of the consequences of persistence in the prohibited conduct, including their ejec- ■ tion from any premises of the institution where their con tinued presence and conduct is in violation of these rules. In the event of their failure or refusal to do so such officer shall cause their ejection from such school property. In the case of a student, charges for violation of any of these rules shall !>e presented and shall be heard and deter mined in the manner estab lished at the building where he IS enrolled for the disposition of charges which may lead to suspension or expulsion. The chief administrative officer or his designee may ap ply to the public authorities for any aid which he deems neces sary in causing the ejection of any violator of these rules and he may request the school dis trict attorney to apply to any court of appropriate jurisdic tion for an injunction to re strain the violation or threat ened violation of these rules. Each incident requiring disci plinary action under these regu lations will be reported to the Supervising Principal, and a written report of the disposition of each case will be sent to the d i s t r i c t superintendent of schools. Permissible Penalties A person who shall violate any of the provisions of these rules shall: a. 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Phone 586-4580 Steve and LindaMaterhouse came home to a*73 Pinto Rtuiabout im ported lemons ai^j more The W aterhouses of Westfield, N.J., have tw o k ids nam ed Cindy a n d Jim, a cat nam ed Ralph, a n d needed a c ar nam e d ...Practical. “We autom atically thought VW,” says Steve, “But a fter looking a t a Pinto and driving it, w e decided it h a d more features’,’ “I w anted som ething more in front of me a n d the kids than a n empty trunk and a g as tank’,’ says Linda. “And I like the idea of not having my nose a g ainst the windshield’.’ “H iiiif’ says Cindy from h e r ‘play pen on the road’—a roomy interior you can load through the Runabout’s rear door, which thoughtfully swings open, for k ids, carriages, cartons. “And for tailgate picnics d uring the football sea son adds Linda. For suprisingly little dollars, the rugged, good looking 1973 Pinto m akes a lot of sense. So m uch sense, it’s bring ing more Americans b ack home to Ford ■ than any o ther c ar in history. For anyone Vi^ho’s tired of swallow ing im ported lemons, it’s one sweet little m achine. See it a t vour local Ford Dealer. See your local ford Dealter. AH 1973 vehicles must meet Federal emission standards'before sale. 1973 Pinto Rimabout shown with option^ (Jduxe bumper. Look Sis, It's in the Catskill KEEP UP with the NEWS about R SHOPPim and SAVINCS^ T m You’ll see by the paper what’s new, what’s go ing on, what’s to do. In your newspaper, your whole family finds entertainment and informa tion. What’s more, your newspaper is your marketplace where adverti^ng competition thrives, and you discover how to get best values from your shopping dollars. CATSKILL MT. NEWS Phone 586-2601 MargaiwtvilK N. Y.
