School Activities and Events
EXTRACURRICULAR CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS, ETC.
Fall Sports: Spring Sports:
*Football *Track
*Volleyball *Softball
*Basketball *Baseball
Clubs and Organizations
Student Ambassadors
Student Council
BETA
Talent Search
4-H
Drug Free/Red Ribbon
*Additional Clubs/organizations will be offered during the school year.
*Additional Clubs/organizations will be offered during the school year.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
All students are required to schedule Health and Physical Education each year. Each student will be issued a P.E. locker. No one will be permitted to share a locker.
Each student is responsible for his/her valuables and personal articles. NO VALUABLES SHOULD BE KEPT IN PE LOCKERS!!! THE TEACHER/SCHOOL WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IF THEY ARE LOST OR STOLEN.
All students must have and maintain clean PE uniforms. PE uniforms must be taken home on Fridays for cleaning.
Any student who is not in the PE dressing rooms prior to the tardy bell will be considered tardy. You will have 5 minutes after the tardy bell to be dressed out and ready for roll call.
A student who is well enough to be in a physical education class is expected to dress each day. Excessive illness will necessitate a doctor's excuse to be turned into the teacher. A medical excuse signed by a physician will excuse you from participating but not from dressing out.
There are no alternate students assigned to PE classes. If your alternate teacher is not present, go to the office for another alternate assignment. Failure to do so will result in an assignment to SAC or ISSP.
Failure to adhere to the above rules may result in the assignment to detention or a suspension. COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Students are required to dress out and participate in PE daily. The following are acceptable clothing and footwear:
• School physical education uniform, ONLY: (School uniform shirt, navy shorts or navy sweatpants)
• Leather or Canvas Tennis Shoes and socks must be worn
• NO JACKETS ARE TO BE WORN IN THE GYM DURING PE!!!
*School uniforms can be purchased through the school spirit store or local vendor. A. For each nine-week period, 40 points per day can be earned.
1. Students can earn 20 points a day for dressing out appropriately.
2. Students can earn 20 points a day for participation.
3. 20 points will be deducted each day not dressed out or participating. B. Consequences
Students who fail to dress out in full PE uniform will not participate in Physical Education activities. The following consequences will occur:
1st offense: loss of 20 participation points and assigned laps to walk or behavior essay to write/Phone call to parent
2nd offense: minor discipline referral and phone call to parent - 20 points 3rd offense: major discipline referral resulting in 4 hrs. of SAC - 20 points
4th offense: major discipline referral resulting in 2 days ISS.
After School Tutoring
1. Junior high students (including transitional students) who fail math, or ELA during a nine-week grading period may be assigned into after school tutoring Program with parent signatures for the coming nine-week period or until the student receives a passing nine-week grade in the failed content area.
2. Students who scored below the "Basic" level of achievement on the ELA and/or Math LEAP 2025 test may be assigned into after school tutoring Program with parent signatures. The student attends the additional time until the last progress report of the year.
• The After-School Tutoring Program is a part of the regular school day for selected students based on the above criteria. Compulsory attendance policies and discipline policies apply.
Type 1: Transitionally promoted students are defined as those who failed academically in grades 6-8 for the 2023-2024 school year and were promoted to the next grade level. These students will be placed in tutoring at the beginning of the school year. If they do not attend tutoring, they may be moved back to the grade they failed in 2023-2024. The student will remain in tutoring until he/she earns at least a “C” on a report card for the subject(s) that were failed for the next reporting period and must maintain a “C” in order to stay out of tutoring.
Type 2: 5th grade students who require an IAIP due to failing Math and/or ELA will be assigned to after school tutoring.
Type 3: Students in grades 6-8 will be added to tutoring at the end of the 1st and 2nd 9-weeks if they receive a failing grade on their report card in math and/or ELA. They will remain until they earn a passing grade in the subject(s) on the next reporting period.
Type 4: Additional 6-8 grade students who may benefit from tutoring for their state assessment may be added if space is available; however, this form of tutoring cannot be mandated.
Athletics
ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible to participate in athletics at the junior high school level, one cannot reach the age of fifteen (15) before September 1st of the school year. A student who reaches the age of fifteen (15) on or after September 1st will be eligible for the entire school year and must have a minimum grade point average of 1.5. In the traditional seven period schedule, a student shall have no more than one (1) F. 6th graders participating in sports, must meet with administration prior to practicing.
All junior high/middle school students shall begin each school year eligible for athletics. To ensure continued eligibility grades shall be calculated after each nineweeks grading period for eligibility/ineligibility for the following nine-weeks period. A.R. participation will be considered in determining continued eligibility. The date for change of eligibility status for the second, third, and fourth nine-weeks grading period shall be the report card day preceding the respective nine-weeks grading period. Also, anyone owing debts to the school will be ineligible to participate.
INSURANCE
All junior and senior high students participating in athletics, band, cheerleading, or dance team are covered by a secondary insurance policy. A secondary policy is one that is used after the primary (family coverage) policy reaches its maximum or is non-existent. The school policy is paid for by the school board. The policy covers the student while traveling to and from a school related event, regardless of the means of transportation and while participating in any school sponsored or supervised activity.
Athletics
Fall Sports: Spring Sports:
*Football *Track
*Volleyball *Softball
*Basketball *Baseball
Clubs and Organizations
Student Ambassadors
Student Council
BETA
Talent Search
4-H
Drug Free/Red Ribbon
*Additional Clubs/organizations will be offered during the school year.
Advisory will be offered. All students will participate in Advisory. Students will be assigned to an advisory group where they can discuss setting goals, school performance, character development, etc. Students will create goals based on their LEAP scores to develop a learning contract to be used throughout the year.
Field Trips
Permission slips must be completed and returned before departure. All school rules and regulations (including school uniform and substance abuse [tobacco, alcohol, drugs, etc.]) will apply to students on school-sponsored trips. Any dress code violation on a school-sponsored trip will result in three (3) days I.S.S.
Students are expected to return to B. Edward Boudreaux Middle in the same vehicle and with the same group as their departure. Students must be collected immediately upon return. In emergency situations, if the parent/guardian presents him/herself to the trip sponsor, special permission may be given to return in a different manner.
Visitors
Students will not be allowed to have visitors on campus or in the building AT ANY TIME. Anyone wishing to see a student must come directly to the main office to seek permission. Permission will be granted only for emergencies. Visitors MUST always park in the designated parking spaces located in the front of the school.
1. All visitors MUST REPORT to the main office to obtain a “Visitor’s Pass.”
2. All visitors MUST STATE their business...Who, What, When, Where, and Why.
3. All Visitors must be prepared to present a driver's license or pictured ID when checking out a student.
**A visitor will be required to sign his/her name along with the student's name on the Visitors' Daily Log and will be assigned a visitors’ badge that is to be worn the entire time the visitor is on school grounds.