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AttendanceGood Attendance is a must! Students are expected to be in class and on time every class day. The school must be notified of any intended absences. More than three unexcused absences in a month will be dealt with through an advisor’s inter view . If this occurs, the student can be placed on academic probation or become a candidate for dismissal. The student must make up all missed work. TardinessStudents arriving after attendance has been taken are considered to be late unless the instructor considers the tardiness as excusable. When a student’s attendance record is marked as a late arrival three times, it will be considered as an absence. ConductStudents must behave in a manner that will enable the school to recommend them to prospective employers as courteous, considerate and well-mannered individuals. They must adhere to conduct that will not interfere with the learning process of the class in general. Entering the school or classrooms while under the influence of alcohol, unlawful drugs or narcotics of any kind are grounds for dismissal. Smoking, eating, drinking (soda, coffee, etc.,) is not allowed in any of the classrooms or labs. Intentional defacing or destruction of school property by any student will result in immediate dismissal. Students are required to keep their work areas clean and in an orderly manner. They must return all equipment and supplies to their proper storage area before they leave their classroom or lab. DismissalStudents may be dismissed from the school for the following reasons:
School AttireThe primary purpose of the institution is to prepare students for employment. They are required to be neat and clean in appearance while attending classes. Items of dress which may be considered a safety hazard or create classroom disturbance, are prohibited.Student Complaint & Grievances ProceduresComplaints and grievances will be handled in a reasonable manner. Everyone involved is expected to concentrate on the solution or disagreements and personal reconciliation. The parties must attempt to resolve the disagreement among thenselves prior to the involvement of a higher authority. In the event that the disagreement continues unresolved, the parties may bring the issue(s) to the Board of Directors for further review. Onces the Board of Director dictates a solution, the complaint or grievance shall be considered to have no further recourse and the parties involved must abide to the resolution of the Appealing Body. Discrimination PolicySouth Florida Institute of Technology offers training to all applicants on an equal basis regardless of race, religion, color, sex, age, nationality, and ethnic origin. |
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