Students are expected to be on time to school and class. Students have 5 minutes transition time between classes and 5 minutes during lunch. Failure to make it to class will result in an office referral and consequence. All tardies are considered unexcused unless the student has a pass from the office or clinic. Any student that has excessive tardies will have their car sticker revoked.

Please refer to the section regarding Tardy Sweeps for more information.

When a student is absent for a class or for a day, one of the following is required: A note written and signed by the parents, verification provided by the doctor/dentist office, and/or a note from the agency visited or from the organization represented (court, religious holidays, university, etc.) Notes must be received by the Attendance Office within 3 days of the student returning to school. If it is not received within three days, the absence becomes an unexcused absence.

FINAL DISCRETION ON EXCUSED AND UNEXCUSED ABSENCES LIES WITH THE ATTENDANCE ADMINISTRATOR AND/OR PRINCIPAL. ALL OTHER ABSENCES ARE UNEXCUSED. 

Because of unexcused absences, students may be placed on the Loss of Credit and/or Loss of Privilege list.

The Loss of Credit (LOC) list shows any student who has accumulated 4 or more absences in a course and have fallen below the 90% compulsory attendance law. Loss of credit means a student will not receive the ½ credit for the course due to too many absences. This could require the student to take the course again, even if they have a passing grade. Unfortunately, all absences (Excused, Unexcused) count toward loss of credit so, yes, 4 excused absences will cause a student to lose credit in a class.

Students are responsible for obtaining and completing any assignments missed. Assignments may be requested by the parent upon the third consecutive day of absence and picked up in the kiosk on the following school day depending on the time of the request or you may contact teachers through the NFHS Staff page.

If it has been determined that the student had an unexcused absence from that single period, the teacher will document the absence as “skipping” in an office referral.

Students may only leave campus with an appropriate office pass. Teacher passes are not acceptable. Students found returning to campus after leaving without permission are subject to disciplinary consequences, including loss of parking permit, personal search, and vehicle search by a principal and SRO.

If students become ill at school, notification of parents and release from school must come from the clinic for the absence to be excused. If a student must leave school during the school day, other than through the clinic, they must sign out at the Front Kiosk. The only excused reasons will be for court, doctor or dentist appointments. Proper documentation must follow.

Students should be dropped off in the front of the school. Students are expected to enter the building as soon as they arrive on campus. Students who plan to purchase breakfast should report to the cafeteria. All other students should report to the auditorium. Students must remain in these designated locations until the bell rings. Students must clear the cafeteria by 7:24 a.m.

Students will not be allowed in hallways or classrooms before 7:24 a.m. without a note from a parent or teacher. Students may not loiter on the front patio, around the portables, in the parking lot, or near the tennis courts before or after school. Students found in undesignated places may receive a disciplinary consequence. Students with parking passes are responsible for actions and activities near your vehicle. Consequences for inappropriate behavior could include removal of parking space.

All students must exit the building after school by 3:00 p.m. unless supervised by a faculty member in a tutoring session, practice, meeting, detention, etc. Students found in the building unsupervised after 3:00 will receive consequences. Students must be picked up by 3:20 p.m. each day.

Students are to remain in the building during passing periods to travel from one class to another. Students may exit the building if they are scheduled in a portable classroom, or leaving campus due to work or an appointment. Teacher presence is required in the hallways during passing periods to assist students. There should not be any loitering in the cafeteria, stairwells, hallways, etc…

Students must wear an ID and may only use their own account. Students are to remain seated, as well as, remain in the cafeteria during their designated lunch period. Students must remain on campus per district policy, NFHS is a closed campus. Lunch may not be delivered to students without prior administrator approval. Non-students are not allowed on campus without prior approval. No food deliveries.
 

Students who are ill, and need to go home, must follow school procedures for the absence to be considered excused. They must be sent to the clinic and sent home through the clinic. 

 Periodically, administration will conduct “sweeps” to ensure compliance with tardy, ID, and dress code policies. Students out of compliance will receive consequences according to the Student Code of Conduct. Excessive violations will be considered insubordination and result in an immediate ISS placement.

Students will be placed on the LOP list for unpaid fines. Students on the LOP list will not be permitted to participate in a variety of campus activities.

Students are welcome to use individual cell phones in class per the discretion of the teacher and in compliance with GISD electronic policy.Students are responsible for their own cell phones and electronic devices. The school is not responsible for investigating stolen or misplaced items. Teachers will establish classroom cell phone policies, report infractions in Review 360, and consequences will be assigned when necessary.

Students are welcome to use the phone in the office when they have need. This should not be during class time. If a student feels they need to make an important phone call from their cell phone, they may do so in the office, after receiving permission from one of the office staff.

Students are responsible for school-issued Chromebook, including charging block, and cord. Students must follow all acceptable use policies. Students are responsible for any fees associated with the Chromebook. Technology devices are like any other school supply, being prepared for class means bringing the Chromebook to school each day and fully charged.

Schedule changes are made only after students have received permission from parents and the principal. Moves from “AP/Pre-AP” classes to Regular classes will not be made. This policy was communicated early on as students and parents made ‘next year’ subject choices. Exceptions will only be made with Principal approval. Schedule changes will NOT be made the first two weeks of school, unless a student is missing a credit for graduation.

Students may request to meet with their counselor during lunch and passing periods. Counselors will request students when available. Students must have ID to check in to the counselor office.

To enroll your child, request a transfer, withdraw or request a transcript, visit the Online Student Services page to get started. 

If you have additional questions, please contact the Naaman Forest data clerk, by email or by phone at 972-675-3091.

For records/graduate verification the fax number for the data clerk and registrar is 972-675-4828.

1. Tops must be at least below the belt loops and no visible torso/midriff.
2. Low cut tops; no cleavage displayed.
3. Off the shoulder tops are NOT allowed.
4. Spaghetti straps, halter tops or racer-back shirts.
5. Tank tops must have a 2-inch-wide strap.
6. See-through tops are NOT allowed.

1. All bottoms MUST be no more than 4 inches above the knee all the way around.
2. No rips or tears above the knee.
3. Under garments should NOT be visible.
4. See-through pants including but not limited to mesh/sheer/lace above the knee.

Hats, skull caps, do-rags, bandanas, head coverings, and sunglasses are not allowed to be worn in the building.
 

1. Nighttime/bedtime attire or items, such as pajama tops or bottoms, robes, pillows, blankets, and no house shoes.
2. Apparel that advertises or depicts alcohol, drugs, nudity, tobacco products, any other substance prohibited under FNCF (Legal), violent or criminal themes, gang membership, obscene language and/or graphics (ie. Playboy symbol) will not be permitted. Any distraction or disruptive mode of clothing or appearance that adversely impacts the educational process is not acceptable.
3. Large objects worn as jewelry, including ropes, cords, spiked bracelets, chains or any accessories that could be used as weapons are NOT allowed.
    

• Step 1: Verbal Warning, review and reinforce classroom procedures, expectations, and/or code of conduct.
• Step 2: Conference with Student. 
• Step 3: Document behavior of concern as Classroom Incident in Review 360. Steps 1 & 2 must have been completed. Parent Contact.
• Step 4: Teacher assigns 20-minute detention. Detention is to be documented as Classroom Incident in Review 360, in addition to, making parental contact. Students have one opportunity to reschedule detention. If a student does not attend, proceed to Step 5.
  • Detention: Reteaching/Assisting in class related assignments
• Step 5: Teacher writes an office referral in Review 360

Students must wear a visible student ID during school hours. Students are not permitted to wear another student's ID badge. Students who are missing ID may obtain ID before and after school and during lunch for a nominal fee. Students without ID may not leave the classroom during instructional time. Other natural consequences for not having an ID include not being allowed to enter the library or go to school events such as pep rallies.

Random searches will be conducted periodically. The drug dog visits our campus randomly at least once a week. GISD and NFHS officials will conduct random screenings, including using our portable metal detector. Lockers, backpacks, and cars parked within 300 feet of the campus are subject to search.  Students are responsible for any item found in the vehicle driven to school and will receive consequences regardless of whether the vehicle belongs to him/her.

Students may not leave class or be in the halls during the first 20 or last 20 minutes of class.

Smoking, electronic cigarettes and/or possession of tobacco products or illegal substances are prohibited on campus at any time, including during extra-curricular activities. It is a felony to be in possession of a THC vape pen. Prohibited tobacco products include cigarettes, cigars, pipes, snuff, chewing tobacco including matches and/or lighters. It is against the law for minors to be in possession of tobacco products or smoking in a public place. Students in violation will have school disciplinary consequences.

Persons interested in the opportunity to chaperone a field trip or school event, must complete a criminal background check per district policy. This must be completed and checked before parents can chaperone and file in the office by the deadline set by the district. ALL visitors must enter through the front of the building and receive a visitor badge.
 

Doors must NOT be propped open at any time. Students must NOT open the door to allow visitors into the building.

Flowers, balloons, and/or food deliveries for students will NOT be accepted on campus.

Pep rallies are “school-spirit” days. Students are encouraged to wear an NFHS spirit shirt or a solid/nearly solid green shirt. Students must wear their current school ID. Seniors may wear the senior shirt. Students will be unable to attend if the student is currently on the LOC/LOP list.