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SDOC Student Services, Safety, & Security
The School District of Oconee County Department of Student Services, Safety, & Security is tasked with providing support and assistance to students, parents and school based personnel. Our Student Services team oversees student attendance, discipline, dropout prevention, comfort/crisis teams, social work services, and all other student-related services. In addition, this department oversees school safety and security, including serving as the district liaison with law enforcement and emergency management agencies in Oconee County.
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The School District of Oconee County has complied all policies and protocols concerning student discipline into a handbook.
In order to maintain an appropriate educational climate, it may be necessary to apply disciplinary sanctions to students, including their removal from the learning environment. These sanctions will occur only for good cause and in accordance with applicable state and federal law.SDOC Behavior Code - ESPAÑOL
Students and parents are encouraged to become familiar with the rules and regulations contained in this booklet. If you have any questions, please talk with your school principal or call the District Hearing Officer.
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It is the mission of the School District of Oconee County Athletic Departments to promote citizenship in our student-athletes and encourage them to lead the student body by example. Athletics offers a life changing educational opportunity to our student-athletes and help build character, maturity and discipline for further success. All athletic programs follow the guidelines and procedures in the District Athletic Handbook.
Athletic Handbook
Further information about athletic programs can be found on all middle and high school websites.
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Act 155 (H.3919) passed by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Nikki R. Haley on April 14, 2014, states in part "Beginning with the graduating class of 2015, students are no longer required to meet the exit examination requirements set forth in this section and State Regulation to earn a South Carolina high school diploma."
A person who is no longer enrolled in a public school and who previously failed to receive a high school diploma or was denied graduation solely for failing to meet the exit exam requirements may petition the local school board to determine the student's eligibility to receive a high school diploma. The elimination of the exit exam (BSAP, HSAP) requirement is retroactive to the graduating class of 1990.
In order to facilitate the requirements of Act 155, School District of Oconee County has created a form that can be filled out by a petitioner who meets the requirements mentioned in the above paragraph. Please read the guidelines document and if you meet those qualifications, fill out the Petition Form and follow the directions for submission.
Petition Form
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Students who reside outside of Oconee County may be eligible to attend school in Oconee County. Please visit the district Enrollment page for more information.
SDOC Enrollment
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Drive Smart is a driving course, taught by the SDOC School Resource Officers, that all students must take prior to driving and parking on one of our campuses. This four-hour course will be taught at each of our three high schools and is designed to help teens gain the knowledge to drive defensively. The Drive Smart driving course will take the place of the requirement for Alive at 25. A student may still take the Alive at 25 course instead of Drive Smart. Cost of the course is $25.00.
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