Advancement Policy
Students in junior high are required to pass three out of the four major core classes to advance to the next grade. Language arts and math class must be passed along with either science and/or social studies (preferably both) in order to advance to the next grade.
Medications
Please note all clinic medications should be picked up by a parent or guardian no later than noon on June 6th. If you have any questions, please contact Nurse Sambrano at 936-709-8500.
Required immunizations for incoming 7th graders
If you have an incoming seventh grader for the year 2013-2014, please note that Texas requires three immunizations before school starts. These include Tdap, Varicella, and Meningitis. These are required before the first day of school. Records can be turned in at your current intermediate school or faxed to 936-709-8599.
Change of Address , E-mail, or Phone Number
If you move to a new address in our attendance zone, please be sure to notify our registrar, Mrs. Rinker sent out based on current
information. A correct e-mail address, home address, and phone number are needed to access Parent Access Center for grade information.
Moving to a New School District
If your child is moving to a new school district for the 2013-2014 school year, please notify the registrar’s office to complete the appropriate withdrawal paperwork. For more information please email
Dress code for 2013-2014 School year
School is a place of business, and dress code regulations will provide appropriate standards for the general appearance of students.
The following outline shall serve as a guide for junior high school students. However, "appropriateness of dress and appearance" will be determined by and enforced by all faculty and staff. Administrators have the final decision regarding appropriateness of dress.
•Pants for boys and girls must be worn at the waist and should never expose the underwear, whether by accident or intent. Any student that is sagging will be sent to the Assistant Principal’s office and will get his/her pants zip-tied if the student does not have a belt. Holes on jeans should not expose any area around the underwear region.
•Hats or head covering may only be worn on special occasions which will be announced to all students prior to the event.
•Body piercings are not allowed except for earlobes. This would include but is not limited to the face, arms, nose, and tongue.
•Shorts, dresses, and skirts shall be no more than three inches above the knee.
•Tank tops must be two adult fingers wide at the straps. Racer back tank tops are not allowed. No cleavage can show.
•Dress code applies to all before/after school functions.
Cell Phone Policy
The policy for the use of electronic devices includes, but is not limited to, the following: cellular phones, paging devices, laser pointers, radios, video cameras, cameras (digital and film), iPods, DVD players, ear phones/buds, or any other electronic devices.
•Electronic devices may not be seen, used, or heard in the classroom without teacher permission. Such exceptions will not be made in other areas of the school.
•Electronic devices are not permitted to be visible in other areas of the school building including bathrooms, hallways, cafeteria, gyms, etc.
•Activities involving cell phones or other electronic devices will have alternate participation methods to ensure the involvement of all students. Having or using such a device is not a requirement. •Use of electronic devices is expressly prohibited during ISS and detention.
•Violations of the Electronic Device Policy will result in a parent conference and further disciplinary action. •Please see pg. 25 of the Secondary Student Handbook for Conroe ISD policies on “Possession and Use of Electronic Devices”.
•The District (as well as Irons Junior High School) is not responsible for any damaged, lost, or stolen electronic device. |
