Code of Student Conduct
extracurricular clubs
XIV. Extracurricular Clubs
A. Student organizations cannot restrict membership on the
basis of race, color, gender, religion, ethnic origin, economic status,
sexual orientation or disability.
B. Students may not be denied participation in any activity
for any reason other than those established by state, county or
school eligibility requirements and those requirements
legitimately related to the purpose of the activity.
C. The school district requires student organizations to
register with the school in order to obtain available school funds and
the
use of school facilities.
D. All student meetings in the school buildings or on school
grounds may function only as part of the formal education process or
as authorized by the building principal.
E. No student group may meet without the direct supervision
of a school district employee.
F. Student organizations have the responsibility to make
clear to the public that their programs do not necessarily reflect the
view of the institution as a whole. Use of the school or
district name when participating in a public demonstration is improper
unless the building principal or his/her designee has granted
permission.
G. Student organizations also have the responsibility to
recognize that persons who disagree with their view and programs have
the right to choose for themselves whether to listen to the
groups' points of view and must not be coerced or harassed into
doing so.