51Academy School receives parental permissionrequirements or those which the Residential Life Office deems unsafe or suspicious. Leave privileges may be suspended or revoked in circumstances of disciplinary violatdishonesty, or behavior inconsistent with the Academy Code of Conduct.

Health and WellnessBoston’s Bostonhas a medical team devoted to the wellbeingBEFORE ARRIVING TO CATS ACADEMYIMMUNIZATIONS••documentation of tuberculosis screening performed within the last 6 months prior vaccination with BCG is not considered in evaluating reactions to tuberculosis screening. If a student had the BCG vaccine, they may test for TB with a •Domestic students are highly encouraged to have a PPD test every two years, •Immunization of Students before Admission to school, that require each child, ientry immunization requirements). Student

4 doses DTaP/DTP or >3 doses Td; plus 1 In Schedule)Hib 6Grade 12: 2 doses measles, 1 mumps, 1 -Varicella 8Grades 7-Grade 12: 1 doseMeningococcal 9, 101 dose for new fullMEDICATIONSBostonall medications and supplements for boarding students. Day students who livewith their parents must inform the school nurse of medication needed during the school day. Diet without the knowledge and consent of thehouseparents and the school nurse. Our

NONTHEThe nurse’s office stores a variety of overcounter medications that are available at no additional cost to students. The medications available are used to treat common PForm, written in English, must be on file in the nurse’s office and signed by the prescriber. If a Students with a history of life-threatening allergies must always carry an Epi Pen with them. A second Epi Pen must be provided to the school nurse. Students with special medical nurse upon their arrival at school.Boston administered medications may be administered in the dorm by the SAForm and understands when and how to take the medication properly, and when to report side effects to the school nurse.

For a nonemergency during class time, the student must:Ask permission from the teacher•assistance during this time should report to the receptionist or main office for further instruction.site personnel are available to assist you outside of the Health and Wellness Office hours to address any ailment you may be experiencing.EMERGENCY SERVICESadministrators are required to call 911 available for international students from United Healthcare. American students must

With safety as the top priority of the school, students should be aware that through the event of an emergency, it is imperative that students follow the direction of faculty and student’s needs and mental health through periodic checkvarious programs. Students can ask their advisor or school nurse to see a counselor.CONFIDENTIALITYBostonhen there is a compelling reason for doing so, including, but not limited to: cases of health and safety emergencies about an individual’s ability to function academically, emotionally, physically, and/or at confidential information be revealed.for certain medical conditions. These conditions include but are not limited to: issues Massachusetts State Laws with regards to confidentiality and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act).

57effectively for their intended purpose without creating unnecessary risk or breaking the the CATS Academy Network. In serious instances, includes cell phones, tablets, iPads, laptops, PCs, Macs and any other device attached to You must show consideration to other users and those with whom you come into contact Use of the Internet and associated facilities are intended for education purposes.when school is not in session.

wherever possible print in black and white only.provided by the school. Credentials must not, under any circumstances, be disclosed to any individuals outside CATS AcademyBoston.UNACCEPTABLE DELIBERATE USE/MISUSE OF IT Boston systems. If you are uncertain, you should consult a member of the school staff. •displayed or converted to such obscene or indecent, racist, or otherwise offensive •within CATS Academy Boston, users of the Internet or any other network accessible via the Internet (ie: social media).•

59accessible via the Internet.Deliberate activities intended to misrepresent or hide the student’s identity, or otherwise disrupt, avoid, or circumvent any of the school’s security, access, or The use of any file sharing, peer to peer (P2P) or “torrent” based services or The use of any software which is not fully and lawfully licensed for use on the •Falsifying, creating, modifying, or distributing any materials that misrepresent nature, would result in:•systems, bandwidth or the efforts of staff involved in the support of those systems.Violating the privacy of other users.connection to the network or by downloading large files without prior consultation with the IT Systems Administrator.••At any time and without prior notice the school maintains the right and ability to examine associated

sopolicy.accessing improper material on the school’s IT resources or their personal equipment:School Administration may request the IT Support staff to investigate and require the Support staff will issue a report as soon as practical to school administration. IT Support staff shall store any materials so found in an appropriate and secure manner, keeping the decide whether external authorities should be involved. To ensure compliance with this nt of specifically reserves the right for authorized personnel to access, retrieve, read, and delete Such monitoring will be used for legitimate purposes only.-USE OF SCHOOL COMPUTERSStudents must exhibit responsible use of school computers to retain computer privileges. Responsible use includes:•

61•Always logging out when finished using computer.•Only use printers when absolutely necessary and print only in black and white.

Financial •After-•Pre-site visa assistance, as required.-hour on call Lunch in the cafeteria.THE FOLLOWING WILL INCUR ADDITIONAL FEES ON OCCURRENCE•Prom ticket.Any requests to post documentation or other items to home address or elsewhere may be refused, but if service is provided, costs will be invoiced to fee payer. This does not include a student’s initial (or necessarily amended) I20 which will be posted free of charge but may include any I-

DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT OF FEES OVERDUE FEESFull annual tuition, residential and •The school reserves the right to remove a student from classes or withhold a student’s transcripts or High School Diploma until overdue fees are received.12 weeks’ notice must be given for any withdrawal from CATSchange to residential option, or else CATS Efollowing a subsequent withdrawal less than 12 weeks before the start of the next academic year.Conditions of your enrolment.finance@catsglobalschools.com

Payments can be paid by the following methods:Bank transfer to the CATS Academy Boston account (an additional $20 must be Account Name: CATS Academy Bank Name: RBS Citizens, N.A.Bank Address: 1 Citizens Drive, Riverside, Rhode Island 02915ABA number: 011500120 SWIFTBank transfers can be made more conveniently using Flywirehttps://www.flywire.com/school/CATSacademyPayments can also be made via Check in the name of CATS Academy Bostonof using Flywireinclude:•hidden bank fees and ensure CATS Academy•exchange rates unmatched by traditional banks.24-

ExpectationsBULLYING POLICYBostonrecognizes that bullying and harassment can lead to absenteeism, students, parents, staff, faculty and the administration. The school has adoptincidents of bullying and harassment.It is essential that all faculty and staff understand their obligations under this policy. students may be cause for disciplinaryaction, up to and including termination.or gesture or any combination thereof, directed at a victim that:places the victim in reasonable fear of harm to himself/herself or damage to creates a hostile environment at the school for the victim.iv.materially and substantially disrupts the education process or the orderly operation of the school.Cyberbullying refers to conduct, as defined above, that occurs through the use of data,

computer, computer system or Internet network, without regard to whether the computer •act will have the effect of harming another or damaging their property.•to cause substantial disruption in, or substantial interference with, the orderly The act is directed specifically at student(s) or employee(s) and was maliciously cyberbullying. No formal disciplinary action shall be taken solely on the basis of an suspect bullying or cyberbullying must immediately report it to the Head of School or other senior administration.allegation which may include:•

•Contacting the victim’s parent or guardian.Contacting the alleged perpetrator’s parent or guardian.•Interviewing the alleged perpetrator.activity.ASSISTANCEadministration, psychiatrist/counselor and/or parents shall determine the appropriate remedial action for the perpetrator.Depending on the -victim.sexual harassment is behavior that is sexual in nature, is unwelcome and denies or limits harassment can be verbal, nonverbal, or physical.Examples of sexual misconduct may include but are not limited to: suggestive or lewd Any incident involving sexual harassment, or any harassment of a sexual nature, should be reported to a school staff member. Disciplinary action for confirmed instances of harassment could lead to discipline, including dismissal from school.

values and mission. We are an inclusive community that encourages respect and learning, Hate speech is defined as language that offends, threatens, or insults groups, based on Hate speech can occur in the following forms: written, non-visual, artistic, etc and may be disseminated through any media, including messaging, social media and other BostonHate Speech violations will be recorded on the student’s profile (Shackleton). Due to the of each situation to determine the fair and appropriate disciplinary sanctions. In extreme to include suspension or permanent exclusion.

Bostonadmits students of any race, color, gender identity, sexual discriminate based on race, color, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality or ethnic origin, or disabilities in the administration of its educational policies, students are considered students expected to behave in accordance with the rules and policies of the handbook.

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