The Community Service Program
Community Service is designed to allow the student an opportunity to work in the community. Each student and parent/guardian will receive a consent form explaining the community service assignment's rules, expectations, and parameters. In addition to providing an alternative for students who violate the Code of Student Conduct, performing community-service hours helps educate the students on the value of service.
CONTACT: Moses Harper moses.harper@cms.k12.nc.us 980-346-9933
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Sexual Harassment Interventions Program (SHIP)
SHIP is a support program for students who have violated Rule 27 in the Code of Student Conduct. The parent/guardian is required to attend SHIP with the student. The focus of SHIP is to provide awareness of sexual harassment through discussion, provide interventions for inappropriate behavior, and explore the effects of sexual harassment on students’ emotional and social well-being at school.
Violence Interventions Program (VIP)
VIP is a support program for students who have been involved in aggressive behaviors at school, during a school activity, or off-campus that disrupt the school’s learning environment. The parent/guardian is required to attend VIP with the student. The focus of VIP is to provide awareness of youth violence through discussion, provide interventions for inappropriate behavior, and explore the effects of youth violence on students’ emotional and social well-being at school.
Social Media Awareness Responsibility Training (SMART)
SMART is a support program for students who have been involved in incidents of cyberbullying (Rule 8 in the Code of Student Conduct) at school or off-campus that impacts the school environment. The parent/guardian is required to attend SMART with the student. The focus of SMART is to provide awareness of cyberbullying through discussion, provide interventions for inappropriate behavior, and explore the effects of cyberbullying on students’ emotional and social well-being at school.
