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SFAC Minutes 12/04
Present: Youyang, Laura, Karolina, Eunice, Michael, Patton, Kovacs,
Bergandine, Beesly, Vaughn, Jasmine
Meeting begins at 11:45
I. Dealing with the Honor Council and Honor Code in relation to the Handbook
-where should they be put?
-replace 3 strikes with Honor Code and Council
-first, they must be established early in the handbook, though
explained later
-Honor Council should be established as the enforcers of policy
-need to convey whether the Honor Council is permanent or like jury duty
(picked at random from a registrar - can decline the position)
-VOTE: should it be jury style - called for need only
-approve: 8
-abstain: 1
-disagreed: 0
-adequate representation from each class?
-6 people, 1 from each class, 2 seniors
-VOTE: unanimously approved
-teachers? only 1, who will be a moderator for guidance, non-voting
-ask Stud Co for $50 for Donut Funds
-more vulnerable than most schools
-Does the Honor Council have to agree unanimously on decisions?
-if there is a tie (3 vs. 3), the issue goes to the administration
-recommendations only require a majority vote(4 or more)
-VOTE: unanimously approved
-Choosing people: use the alphabetical phone directory
-choose a number
-find all students with the corresponding numbers
-But what some classes have more students than others...
to be continued at next meeting
Meeting adjourned at 12:15.
SFAC Minutes 11/27
Present: Youyang, Laura, Karolina, Eunice, Michael, Patton, Kovacs,
Bergandine, Beesly, Vaughn
Absent:Jasmine
Meeting begins at 11:45
I. Cassie Patton speaks about Code Red
-threat from inside vs. threat from outside
-inside:
-Uni is one of the safest
schools because small, everyone knows
each other, problems
(emotional, dysfunctional, etc.) would be
noticed
-highly unlikely for a student
to take violence on the school
-students have better
relationships with the teachers
-outside:
-more vulnerable than most
schools
-doors are constantly unlocked
-university library, Kenny PE,
and Campus lunches/free periods
-elevated risk of someone
coming in off the street
-Uni currently has a Code Red drill, which we will practice
this year
because of a new law which requires it
-should be done early in the year, so people (especially
subbies) know
what to do before something happens
-student lounge, one of the first floor Code Red rooms, is
unsafe,
because can only be locked with a particular key which
very few people
have
-only two Code Red places on the first floor, the kitchen and
student
lounge based entirely because of their sizes
-don't leave the building because you don't know if someone
is outside
- stay quiet in a room so that a shooter walking down the
hallway
looking
for victims won't be attracted to you
-cell phones are allowed in school, though not turned on, for
circumstances such as this, when you are on the second
or third floor,
in hiding, and since you cannot reach the Code Red
alarm in the main
office on the first floor, you can call the police or
office to warn
everyone
-when the Code Red Alarm goes off, the teacher should lock
the doors,
and even if a child comes banging on the door, they
should not open it,
because this child could be the shooter, for all they
know
-problems with safety plans, because they advise you to go to
somewhere
but what if the shooter is there, ie, free period
people on the first
floor are advised to go into the student lounge, but
what if the
shooter is already in the student lounge?
-unlike other high schools/middle schools, our doors are
almost never
locked, and students are not always in classrooms, so
it is much more
difficult to "close the school down" during code red
Meeting adjourned at 12:10.
