Agenda for 2004-2005
Mr. Shane A. Foster Head of School
Mr. Jason C. Coulombe Headmaster
| Assistant Headmaster |
Dean of Students |
| Mrs. Brenda Kincaid |
Mr. Don Birmingham |
Athletic Directors Ms. B.J. Riddick - Girls Mr. Randolph Davis - Boys PHONE #: 539-8789 FAX #: 539-5256
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Bell Schedule |
| Rotating Schedule |
| Introduction and Mission Statement |
| ACADEMIC INFORMATION |
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Attendance |
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Absentee Notes/Unexcused Absences |
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Academic Probation |
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Exemptions |
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Grading Scale |
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Headmaster's List and Merit Roll |
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Interim Reports |
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Make-Up Policy |
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Non-Academic Probation |
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Report Cards |
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Retention/Readmission Policy |
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Status Review |
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Testing |
| GENERAL SCHOOL INFORMATION |
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Accidents |
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Announcements |
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Assembly Programs |
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Distribution of Literature |
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Library Use |
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Lockers |
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Parking |
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School Nurse |
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Telephones |
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Visitors |
| STUDENTS' RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES |
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Athletics |
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Code of Conduct |
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Disciplinary Procedures/Demerit System |
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Disciplinary Rules and Regulations |
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Dress Code |
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Important Dates |
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Student Responsibilities |
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Student Rights |
INTRODUCTION Nansemond-Suffolk Academy was founded in 1966 and for thirty-eight years has continued to fulfill its objective of educating young people. The Academy's programs place a strong emphasis on intellectual, social, and physical growth so that its graduates will take active and fulfilling roles in society. No society can function without rules and no one can get along well in a society without knowing the rules. In a school such as NSA, the administration and faculty, drawing on decades of experience, have defined the rules set down here. It is through these rules that NSA can provide an educational climate in which students can achieve their best.
STATEMENT OF MISSION We believe the goal of education is to cultivate well-informed, responsible, and compassionate persons who think and act constructively in a complex international environment. The Academy provides an educational environment that is academically rigorous and driven by intellectual curiosity; that cultivates among its members social awareness and the virtues of responsibility, respect, compassion, and honor; that fosters a lifetime commitment to learning and service; and that instills a sense of pride in individual and group accomplishment. The ultimate goal is for each student to reach his or her potential: academically, physically, emotionally, socially, morally, and creatively.
Rotating Schedule The rotation continues throughout the year following a fourteen day pattern.
| ADMINISTRATION |
| Shane A. Foster |
Head of School |
| Jason C. Coulombe |
Headmaster |
| Brenda D. Kincaid |
Assistant Headmaster |
| Don Birmingham |
Dean of Students |
| ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT CHAIRS |
| Jen Beatty |
Computer Education |
| Claudia Hawks |
English |
| Melissa Coughlon Svhil |
Foreign Language |
| Cleta Norcross |
Fine Arts |
| April Pittman |
Mathematics |
| Betty Jean Riddick |
Physical Education |
| Wanda Rector |
Science |
| Mary Williams |
Social Studies and History |
| COUNSELORS |
| Deidre Dickens |
Guidance Counselor 8 - 9 |
| Kollette Hillard |
Assistant College Counselor |
| Christine Snow |
Guidance Counselor 10 - 12 |
| Kate Reeves |
College Counselor |
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