Student Expectations - Dress Code, Cell Phone Policy, Lunch Procedures

• Jaguars show RESPECT
  • Always use kind words and actions.
• Act Responsibly
  • Be where we are supposed to be and do what we are supposed to do.
• Give our BEST EFFORT
  • Do all that we can do, to be the best that we can be.
• Stay SAFE
  • Keep our hands, feet, and words to ourselves.

See Something?
Say something. Do something.

Use the safe reporting form to report
incidents regarding violence, drugs, weapons,
student conflict, and mental health concerns.

View the Jordan MS Safe Student Reporting Form

• Pajama pants, see-through clothing, biker shorts, and spandex are not allowed.
• Shorts, skirts, and dresses must be at least mid-thigh.
• Rips, tears, and holes in jeans must be mid-thigh or lower. Holes must not be larger than a fist.
• All pants are to be worn at the waist (no "sagging").
• When arms are raised, the bottom of a shirt should touch the top of pants.
• Tank tops, muscle shirts, halter/crop tops, spaghetti straps, exposed backs or midriffs, undergarments, and see-through garments are not allowed.
• Indecent/inappropriate patches, writings, or drawings are not allowed (ex: references to drugs, violence, gangs, etc.)
• Hair must been neat and clean. Unconventional hairstyles that distract from teaching and learning are prohibited.
• Body piercings are prohibited except for rings, studs, or other traditional jewelry. Unconventional piercings and jewelry are prohibited.
• Slides, flip-flops, and slippers are not allowed.

Lunch deliveries and drop-offs will not be accepted for students from parents/guardians or delivery services.

• Student personal electronic devices, cellphones, earbuds, etc. must be turned off and off your
  person (i.e. in your backpack) from 8:35 - 3:55.
• Cellphones will be allowed in the morning areas
  prior to school starting.
• Taking pictures or recording others on campus is
  not allowed.

If parents need to contact their child during the school
day, please contact the front office. We will assist you
with contact. Texting and calling your child during class
distracts from their instructional time with the teacher. 

Technology violations may result in the device being confiscated.

NISD is a 1:1 district, therefore, the campus will provide students with campus-based Chromebooks to use for instructional purposes. Parents will need to pay to replace damaged Chromebooks.

• Full Chromebook replacement: $250
• Minimum charge for intentional damages: $40