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Horizon's On-Campus Conduct Policy

Horizon is dedicated to providing all students and staff with a safe school environment in which all members of the school community are treated with respect.  Accordingly, students have the right to be free from any form of harassment or bullying. 

Bullying

Bullying involves repeated acts, over time that involves a real or perceived imbalance of power. Bullying can be physical in form (e.g., pushing, hitting, kicking, spitting, stealing); verbal (e.g., making threats, taunting, teasing, name-calling); or psychological (e.g., social exclusion, spreading rumors, manipulation social relationships). Bullying is an unacceptable behavior and is subject to disciplinary action. Students should talk to a trusted adult if they are being bullied or are witnesses of another student being bullied. Students and parents are encouraged to confidentially report instances of bullying or harassment to the grade level administrator. 

When You Need Help

All students are encouraged to talk to their teachers, especially if there is a concern specific to a particular teacher’s class. All students have an assigned guidance counselor with whom they can schedule an appointment. Any student who is experiencing a problem, and has not been able to get help from another person, can see the grade level administrator. 

Report a Concern

To report a concern, please see any staff member on campus.  You can also report concerns through Anonymoustips.com.

Hotline – (602) 449-6070

Know Your Rights if You are a Victim ( English)

Know Your Rights if You are a Victim ( Spanish)

Hazing 

Hazing is any intentional, knowing, or reckless act committed by a student(s), against another student(s), which contributes to or causes a substantial risk of potential physical injury, mental harm or degradation in connection with an initiation, affiliation or maintenance of membership in any organization. Sports and clubs do not promote or condone hazing or bullying activities for initiation or any other purpose. Participating in this behavior will result in disciplinary action and possible removal from the sport or club. 

Restricted Areas on Campus

Students need to be aware of the restricted areas on and around the campus. These are the areas that are off-limits to students except during supervised instructional periods:

  1. Athletic fields and bleachers
  2. All parking lots
  3. Neighborhoods immediately adjacent to the school
  4. The sidewalk along Greenway Road, Nisbet Road or 56th Street
  5. Custodial Area
  6. Power station

Disciplinary action will be taken when found in an off-limits area. These areas will receive the same consequence as being off-campus. Passes to parking lots or vehicle must be obtained from the office of an administrator. 

Emergency Response Plan English Version

Emergency Response Plan Spanish Version