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Welcome
to the School Resource Officer (SRO) web page for the
Mohonasen School District. The SRO is a police
officer with the Rotterdam Police Dept. and is assigned to the school district.
The
Mohonasen Chief of Security oversees security and safety
for the school district. He works closely with the
Resource Officer.
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Go to these SRO pages:
High
School
Draper
Pinewood/Bradt
Current News & Information
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PARKING
PERMITS FOR 2008 - 2009 SCHOOL YEAR:
Parking
Permits for incoming students will be issued when school
starts in September. Seniors will be given first
preference in applying for a permit & parking space.
Juniors will be notified after the first week of school
that they may apply for any remaining
permits/spaces.
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After
all spaces have been assigned a waiting list will be
established.
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Sophomores
and Freshman will not be permitted to drive to and
park on campus.
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Students
that park on the campus without a permit will face
school discipline and the possibility of having
their car towed.
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Pedestrians
& Crosswalks NYS
Vehicle & Traffic Law requires drivers to stop
and/or yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
Students crossing the road, even the school driveway,
have the right of way. Students are frequently dodging
vehicles when they are crossing the school driveway
before and after school.
NYS V
& T Law - Article 27, Section 1151, sub - (a) : ...
the driver of a vehicle shall yield the right of way,
slowing down or stopping if need be to so yield, to a
pedestrian crossing the roadway within a crosswalk...
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S.A.D.D.
Students Against
Destructive Decisions
Mohonasen
has formed a new SADD chapter.
The
chapter officers are:
Co-Presidents:
Skylar Aviza & Brittany Heermance
Co-Vice-Pres:
McKenzie
Aviza & Chad Grant
Co-Treasurers:
Erin Barnes & Tyler Masaroni
Co-Secretaries:
Kari
Stiffler & Kiera O'Dwyer
December
projects include Red Ribbons from MADD for car
antenna's, the "Chain of Life" and SADD
messages to students reminding them to make good,
healthy decisions for the holidays.
"Chain
of Life"
: Student sign their name on a paper "link"
and a chain is created of all the students that agree to
not drink or get into a car with an impaired driver.
For
more info: www.sadd.org
New
student members are always welcome-contact Sgt. Culbert
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WEAR
A BIKE HELMET AND FOLLOW HE RULES OF ROAD 2007-08
Draper...
Pinewood
& Bradt...
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Vehicle
& Traffic Law: Unattended motor vehicle-section
1210:
Many
people are not aware that leaving a vehicle, unattended,
while it is running, is a violation of the V & T
Law. The most common example of this is stopping
at a convenience store, leaving the car running and
going inside the store. There have been cases of
vehicles being stolen when they are left running without
anyone in them. An even more dangerous situation occurs
when adults leave children in the car while it is
running. Cars have been stolen with children still
in the car. In other cases, children have put the
car in gear and caused an accident because it was left
running without the driver present.
Please turn off you car, take
the keys and lock it before walking away. You may
avoid having it stolen, wrecked or you as the driver
receiving a traffic ticket.
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Gangs
and our Youth
Why
do young people get involved in gangs? Read
this story...
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Parents
who host lose the most: Alcohol & Teens
Motor
vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for
15-to-20-year-olds in America. In fact, young drivers
between 15 and 20 years old, account for less than seven
percent of America's licensed drivers, yet are
responsible for just over 20 percent of the nation's
annual traffic crash fatalities.
read
more at NHTSA website...
In New
York State, anyone who provides alcohol to a person
under 21 years of age, can be charged with Unlawfully
dealing with a child, a class A misdemeanor.
more...
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Homeland
Security for Kids
After
more than a year of delays, the Department of Homeland
Security says it plans to launch a preparedness program
next month aimed at alerting and preparing children for
natural disasters. The program, called Ready Kids, is
scheduled to roll out with TV ads, school programs and
other events.
Read
more here...
There
is also more information on the SRO Elementary page...here
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Teens
& Dating: Protect Yourself
Date Rape Prevention Tips
Date
rape is a topic that few people are truly comfortable
discussing.
Read
more here...
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School
Building Security & Safety
In an effort to make our schools safe we ask all parents/visitors
to:
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Enter building through the designated front door
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Sign
in at the office or front desk
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Obtain
a visitor pass
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Sign
out and hand in the pass when leaving
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Park
in lots & avoid leaving vehicles in the fire lane
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Huffing
- A dangerous trend
Inhalants
can result in death from the very first use. Teens
"sniff or "huff" ordinary household
products like nail polish remover, cleaning fluid,
gasoline, and spray paint.
For more information, please see this drug information
website:
Inhalants
drug information page
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Drug
Trends
The
National Institute on Drug Abuse has tracked the use of
illegal drugs among 8th, 10th and 12th grade
students. The good news is that since 1975 overall
use has declined. One area, however, has seen an
increase. Students in the 8th grade survey reported
more use of inhalants. more
We will be adding and
updating information on the site in order to best serve
the students, parents, and staff. Please contact
SRO's with ideas, questions and concerns by
calling or sending e-mail.
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