Mililani Uka Elementary School: Parent Handbook 2006-2007, Smoking

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	Mililani Uka Elementary School Parent Handbook 2006-2007, Smoking
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General Information
Personnel
Campus Map
A+
Absences
Accident Insurance
Address/Phone Changes
Animals
Asbestos Inspection
Bell Schedule
Breakfast
Campus Tresspassing/Loitering/Property Damage
Character Counts! sm
Child Abuse
Classroom Visits
Communication Access
Student Code of Conduct
Conferences
Contraband Items
Counseling
Daily Attendance
Dishonored Checks
Dress Code
Drug-Free Workplace
Early Release
Emergency Card Information
Emergency Evacuation
Emergency Shelter
Equal Educational Opportunity: Nondiscrimination Policy
Federal Survey Cards
Field Trips
Geographical Exceptions (GE) & School Attendance
General Learning Outcomes (GLO)
Hawaii Content and Performance Planners (HCAP) III
Head Lice
Health Requirements
Health Services
HIV
Homework For Absent Students
Homework Policy
Hui 'O Mililani Uka
Jr. Kindergarten
Library/Lost Books
Lost & Found
Lunch Loans
Lunch Procedures
Lunch Payment
Medication
Parent-Community Network Center Coordinator
Progress Reports
PSAP (Primary School Adjustment Project)
Registration
School Planner
School Service
School T Shirts
Smoking
Special Education
Student Name Tags
Supervision Before School
Tardies
Three Student Priorities
Transfer to Another School
Visitors
Volunteers
Website
Chapter 19
Consequences and Disciplinary Measures
Students Helping Students Program

Smoking & other use of tobacco products are prohibited at all times on public school campuses, in school vehicles and off-campus sites under the operational control of the principal or designee. (DOE 8-31-3 Tobacco free school system)

The Department of Education is committed to maintaining a drug-free school environment pursuant to the mandate and requirements as required by the Drug-Free School Act Amendments of 1989 (P.L. 191-226). All schools must be free of alcohol and drug related substances.