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| Our positive behavior has the potential for long lasting impressions on people with whom we may not have direct
contact. Therefore, it is important for everyone to maintain a positive and cooperative attitude when associated with the
bands at Hayfield Secondary |
| Inappropriate or offensive behavior or language will not be accepted. We represent each other, Hayfield Secondary
School, and ourselves and we represent the best in high standards and positive traditions. FCPS policies and guidelines apply
to the band in all its activities both at school and off school property. |
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| Rehearsal Expectations: |
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Each section shall exemplify the highest standards of efficiency, conduct, and musicianship during
rehearsals and at public performances. High standards will demand the utmost in determination, concentration, and self-control
from each individual. Band members are expected to take a serious, musical approach to their instruments. Take pride in your
section. If you do not have a part to play, support others by listening and exercising courteous behavior. |
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Minor Infractions |
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From time to time, student behavior management issues come up. Due to the unique group relationship
in a musical ensemble these issues need to be addressed. A proactive policy and quick resolution will provide a positive atmosphere
for all students. Parental support to correct such behavior is critical. Progressive disciplinary action includes |
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dialogue with the student |
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dialogue with the parents |
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detention |
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involvement of other school services (i.e. counselors) |
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removal from rehearsal or performance |
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The school policies that apply to the school day also apply to all band activities on and off school
property. |
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Examples: |
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football games |
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competitions |
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festivals |
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the spring trip |
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