DEANS OFFICE INFORMATION
CLEVELAND CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
Dean's Office is located In Room N1
Hours:
Regular Schedule Days 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM
PD Tuesdays 8:30 AM -1:45 PM
If you have any questions or to make an appointment with the Dean please contact Mr. Ibach in N1 or email him at [email protected]
A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN
WELCOME to Cleveland Charter High School Class of 2025; and WELCOME back all returning students. We look forward to working with you this school year.
In order to promote Academic Excellence, Personal Success and Social Responsibility, in a safe and controlled environment on this campus, it is essential that we have the cooperation of all students, parents and staff. Students are expected to present themselves in a respectful manner that reflects self-discipline, citizenship, courtesy, and eagerness to learn. It is important that students understand their responsibility to conduct themselves in ways that will not disrupt the educational environment. Cleveland Charter's expectations for students are: Attend school on time prepared to learn, follow school and classroom rules, solve conflicts maturely, keep a safe and clean campus, keep social activities safe, be good role models and help create a positive school environment. Cleveland Charter High School will implement Restorative Justices practices to further support the safety and well being of all of our students.
SKATEBOARDS/LONGBOARDS: Students that use a skateboard/scooter/longboard as means of transportation must store the item in their locker or check it in at the Office across from Main Office. Students may not carry any of the mentioned items during school hours. The school is not responsible for these items brought to school.
BICYCLES/SCOOTERS: Park your bike or scooter in the racks located around school. The school is not responsible for these items brought to school.
SCHOOL PICTURE ID: All students are required to carry at all times a current Cleveland Charter High School ID card. Students will receive a free school picture ID card at the beginning of the year at picture day or when they enroll if after picture day. Replacement IDs are $5 at the Student Store.
SAFETY TIPS
Getting to school and back home again:
- Find an easy way to walk to school or the bus stop. Ask your parents if there is anything you should watch out for along the way. Always walk with a brother, sister, neighbor, or friend.
- Don't talk to strangers, go anywhere with them, or take anything from them.
- If a stranger approaches or attempts to get the child into a vehicle, children should scream and run for help.
- Know your phone number and address, even your area code and zip code. If you have trouble remembering them, write them down and keep them in a safe place.
- If you observe anything suspicious, report it to school authorities as soon as possible.
- Parents and students should maintain good communication about pick up/drop-off times and locations.
After School:
- If you stay home alone for a few hours after school while your parents are at work, call and check in with them as soon as you get home.
- Don't open your door to anyone.
During school:
Most teachers have their own rules for what goes on in their classroom. However, there are a few other things you should remember when you're in school.
- If another student, even a friend, asks you to do something you don't want to, don't do it.
- Avoid getting into arguments. Take deep breaths. Talk to your counselor. Talk to your parents. Let a school official know. Fighting will not resolve it, and you will be suspended.
- Do The Right Thing. Tell someone. Have pride in your school.
- Is anyone bullying you or bullying someone else? Don't put up with it. Report it anonymous in the Dean's Office
- If you see something, say something and be an upstander.
- Don't leave your personal belongings unattended at any time during the school day.
- Study hard. You can be anything you want to be if you work hard, and don't give up.