Policies & Documents

A child who is considered a resident of Oregon shall receive a free and appropriate education from the district in which the child resides. Except as provided in ORS 339.030, all children between the ages of 7 and 18 years who have not completed the 12th grade are required to attend regularly a public full-time school of the school district in which the child resides.

Official attendance policy of the district.

Alternate diploma options explained (modified, extended diploma, certificate requirement)

Describes the discipline process for student conduct and behavior issues. Also describes offenses and applicable consequences.

The Magnet school Dual Language programs accept applications for students entering kindergarten and first grade. Applications are not required for neighborhood school dual language programs.

Entrance age requirements for admittance of children entering kindergarten and first grade.

The District's commitment to equal educational opportunities and treatment for all students is outlined in this administrative policy.

Describes the District's committed to equity for all students.

Classes and credits needed to meet the State Board of Educations' requirements to receive a high school diploma.

District policy to prevent access to inappropriate material via the Internet.

Brochure describes flexible academic programs available to students who need more structure and guidance.

This work instruction describes the steps to prepare for and administer breathalyzer tests at school-sponsored major events including prom and homecoming. Students and guests will be randomly tested according to policy INS-A015-Student Search and Seizure.

Based on job classification, outlines what actions district staff should take when there is inclement weather or emergencies that cause a delayed school start, school closure, early release, and district closure

School officials have the authority to conduct searches of District property and the personal property of students based upon reasonable suspicion, and to seize unauthorized, illegal or unsafe materials, and/or identify unsafe conditions as a proactive response to keeping schools safe.

This policy explains that using district electronic resources is a privilege, sets rules for safe and responsible use (including personal devices), and outlines security responsibilities, consequences for misuse, and required internet filtering under federal law.

Salem-Keizer Public Schools Student Dress Code helps keep students safe and create a welcoming environment. The dress code includes what students can and cannot wear during the school day and during school-related events.

Administrative policy on the sharing of student information.

Administrative policy outlining what fees students might be charged and how the district can pursue collection.

Find key information for students in the Student Rights and Responsibilities booklet—including behavior expectations and consequences—to help maintain a positive and safe learning environment.

This packet is used to assure that student teachers are familiar with policies related to their service at the District.