Campus Policies
- Code of Conduct
- Dress Code Policy
- Electronic Device Policy
- Late Work Policy
- Redo/Retest Policy
- Tardy Policy
Code of Conduct
Cy Woods follows all district policies as listed in Code of Conduct. For more information view the District Code of Conduct as well as the school's Code of Conduct Presentation
Dress Code Policy
Students should not wear clothing that is tight, loose, sagging, baggy, revealing, spaghetti-strap, backless, low-cut, or short. Students who are in violation of the dress code will have the option of correcting the violation or being placed in DMC. Repeat violators will receive additional consequences.
- PANTS – must be worn at the waist and not reveal underclothing
- SHORTS/SKIRTS – worn at the waist, not reveal underclothing, at least mid-thigh
- TOPS – must not reveal underclothing, midsection, torso, back, chest, breast, or cleavage
- DRESSES – must not reveal underclothing, midsection, torso, back, chest, breast, or cleavage and must be at least mid-thigh in length
- PAJAMAS/LOUNGEWEAR/HOUSE SLIPPERS – Prohibited
- HEAD COVERINGS – No type of head covering should be worn unless (1) it’s part of a uniform worn at a school activity or (2) for religious or medical purposes
- JEWELRY/PIERCINGS – Noisy, distracting and excessive jewelry or accessories are prohibited (including wallet chains).
- TATTOOS – Tattoos that are gang-related, offensive or distracting must be covered at all times.
- HAIR/MAKE-UP – Must be well groomed, neat and clean at all times; hair style/color and make-up must not detract from the learning environment
Electronic Device Policy
Late Work Policy
A grade penalty will be applied to late work.
- 1 day late = up to 90 max
- 2 days late = up to 80 max
- 3 days late = up to 70 max
- The grade earned on late work will be denoted in the gradebook with a .01 at the end of the grade to communicate that the student's work was turned in late. For example, if a student turns in a late assignment for which they earned an 85, then the grade in the gradebook will be recorded as an 85.01.
*This opportunity does not alter the UIL eligibility requirements.
Redo/Retest Policy
At Cypress Woods High School, it is our focus to work side-by-side with all students in order to reach the highest levels of academic success possible. Students at Cypress Woods High School shall be afforded the following opportunity each grading period in each course:
- One (1) opportunity to redo a Summative Assessment grade for which a failing grade (below 70) was earned
- One (1) opportunity to redo a Relevant Application grade for which a failing grade (below 70) was earned
- One (1) opportunity to redo a Checking for Understanding grade for which a failing grade (below 70) was earned.
- The grade earned on a redo/retest opportunity will be denoted in the gradebook with .02 at the end of the grade to communicate that the redo opportunity has been used. For example, if a student earned a 70 on a redone assignment or a retest, then the grade in the gradebook will be recorded as a 70.02
- The highest grade possible on a redo is a 70
- No grade lower than the original grade will be earned
- Tutorial attendance may be required
- Redo opportunities shall be completed prior to the next unit exam
- District Progress Monitoring (DPMs), TEKS tests, and Final/Semester Exams are not eligible for Retest/Redo.
- Cheating:
- Checking for Understanding: assignment cannot be redone (grade = 0)
- Relevant Application: redo opportunity provided (maximum grade = 50)
- Summative Assessment: redo opportunity provided (maximum grade = 50)
- Skipping class to avoid or extend time for a summative or relevant application (maximum grade = 70)
*This opportunity does not alter the UIL eligibility requirements.