Wylie “Pure Gold” Band
Handbook
Introduction
WACKER DEFINES “CLASS”
Class is
respect for others. It is a deep and genuine respect of every human being,
regardless of his status in life.
Class is
having manners. It is always saying “thank you” and “please”. It is
complimenting people for any and every task that is done well.
Class is
treating every other person as you want them to treat you in a similar
situation.
Class never
makes excuses for one’s own accomplishments, and never tears down or diminishes
the achievements of another person.
Class does
not depend on money, status, success or ancestry. The wealthy aristocrat may
not even know the meaning of the word, yet the poorest man in town may radiate
class in everything he does.
If you have
class, everyone will know it and you will have self-respect. If you are without
class, good luck, because no matter what you accomplish, it will never have
meaning.
CLASS
--- THINK ABOUT IT!
YOU HAVE TALENT!
If you use
your talent “Some of the time”, then your lifestyle is one full of
inconsistencies.
If you use
your talent “Most of the time”, then your lifestyle has potential.
If you do
not choose to use your talents to their fullest, you have cheated the music in
which you are performing. You also cheat yourself of that performance!
BUT THE WORST INJUSTICE that you have done is to cheat those who admire and
love what you do, for they cannot do it themselves, but rather they
choose to praise you who have achieved greatness.
If you choose
to use your talent to the extremity, then you achieve greatness!
LET’S TALK ABOUT WHAT IT TAKES
The following
is called the A.S.K. triangle. It stands for total musicianship in all forms.
It shows a goal set and made. It is the cog that makes mankind work. It shows
exactly what it takes! Have a look at it:
A - ATTITUDE
- This is the most
important part of the triangle because it pulls the other sides together.
“Nothing great was ever achieved without the proper attitude”. Proper
attitude will help overcome anything. Ned Smith was a very fine drummer and if
you closed your eyes while he played, you would not know that Ned only had just
one arm. Have you ever heard of Ray Charles, Stevie
Wonder, or Ronnie Milsap? I bet that a bad attitude
did not figure in their rise to stardom. Remember, it’s not “I can’t”,
it’s “I CAN AND WILL”. If you think you can ... you can! Let that good
attitude rub off on your fellow bandsmen to help build up your band program.
S - SKILL
- Some people have more
natural ability than others and some do not have much natural ability at all.
Take what you have and build from it. Skill involves the technical and musical
aspects of playing your instrument and yes, even marching. Skill is really no
problem. Get some method books, take private lessons (we can give you a teacher
list and hand out), listen to your director and go to
work. PRACTICE !!! Skill does take some time
and a little dedication to build. Some people think playing a musical
instrument is easy. These people are called idiots! It takes years of work to
master a musical instrument. The time spent will pay great rewards.
K - KNOWLEDGE
- What is a whole note?
What does ritard mean? What is vibrato? If you don’t know something, ASK!
Professionals will love to help if you ask. Don’t guess. Build up a library of
textbooks on music. Read, learn, listen and ask questions. Listen to your
director. Build up a CD or cassette library in all styles of music. Listen,
imitate and learn. Improve your music knowledge level. How can you perform well
if you know nothing about it!
Music is fun.
The better you play the more fun it is. The most important thing to remember is
that MUSIC IS FOR LIFE!
Work on your
A.S.K. triangle a little each and every day.
WHAT DOES A.S.K. SPELL?
BAND INFORMATION AND POLICIES
ABSENCES
AND TARDIES
Absences
and tardiest for any reason should be kept to an absolute minimum. Please do not ask to make-up work in
other classes during band class. The only exception would be if a band trip or
function caused you to miss time in that class. Each performance is assigned a
participation grade. Absence from performances will result in “make-up” work as
assigned by the director.
All students
must be in their proper places for roll check when the tardy bell rings. This
means all instruments, chairs, stands, music, reeds,
etc. should be ready and the student ready to play. Students will be considered
tardy if they are not in their proper place when the tardy bell rings.
Students will
not be permitted to leave class unless a permit is obtained from the main
office, another teacher, or from the band director(s) before class begins.
Approval to leave class will be left to the discretion of the band director(s)
If a student
is absent from three practices or one performance for any reason, they
may be removed from their position in the performing unit. This includes all
practices and performances. Excessive tardiest will also be cause for removal
from the performing unit. Removal from the performing unit of the band will be
at the discretion of the band director(s).
If a student
is chosen as Drum Major or a member of the Flag Corps and has an unacceptable
absence or tardy for a practice or performance, they may be removed from their
position at the discretion of the band director(s).
ALCOHOL,
DRUGS, TOBACCO, ETC.
The use of
alcohol, drugs, tobacco, etc. is absolutely prohibited for all students while
they are representing the band and school. This rule applies to all rehearsals,
performances, trips etc. The use of or being under the influence of alcohol,
drugs, tobacco etc. during any band activity will be considered justifiable
reason to remove the student from their position and/or from the band program.
ASSEMBLY,
BRIEFING, DRESSING
At home
football games, the band will meet at the band hall to dress in uniform and
then assemble for instructions unless otherwise instructed. For out-of-town
football games, the band will meet at the band hall and load all equipment and
uniforms and then assemble for instructions. Instructions for all other band
activities will be given before the activity begins. All instructions for
times, dressing, loading procedures, etc. will be posted on the chalkboard
ahead of time. Band members must be on time to dress and meet for
instructions.
AUXILIARY
POSITIONS AND BAND OFFICERS-CLASSIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
To tryout for
Drum Major or the Flag Corps, a student must be a sophomore, junior or senior
the following year. The band president and vice-president must be a junior or
senior the following year. The secretary, treasurer, historian/reporter,
chaplain and student council representative must be a sophomore, junior or
senior the following year. The class representatives will be selected from
their respective classes. Students selected as an officer must be a member of
the band at the time of the election.
AUXILIARY
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Students may
tryout for more than one auxiliary position. If a student is chosen for more
than one position, they will be given their choice of which position they
desire. This same policy will be used in the event a student is elected into
more than one band officer position.
AWARD
(LETTER) JACKETS
The University
Interscholastic League mandates that a student is eligible to receive only one
award jacket during their high school career. This is inclusive of all UIL
sponsored activities. This does not include the awarding of an academic jacket.
To be eligible to receive an award jacket, a member of the band must meet the
following requirements:
A. must be in
the high school band.
B. must have
participated in all required band activities unless excused by the band
director
C. must meet
the eligibility requirements of the school, UIL, and/or state
D. must not
have received an award jacket in any other UIL activity (does not include
academic)
E. must have
earned at least 100 points based on the following point system:
1. 15
points awarded for each of the following:
a. each
semester the student is in the high school band
b. entering
and competing in district band tryouts
c. earning
a position in the district band and participating in the district clinic and concert
d. entering
and competing in region band tryouts
e. earning
a position in the region band and participating in the region clinic and concert
a. qualifying
for area band and competing in the area tryouts
3. fifty
points awarded for the following:
a. qualifying
for the all state band and participating in the clinics and concert
4. points
may also be awarded for participation in UIL solo and ensemble contests
50/45 points-Class I
solo/ensemble-Division I rating
40/35 points-Class I
solo/ensemble-Division II rating
30/25
points-Class I solo/ensemble-Division III rating
40/35 points-Class II
solo/ensemble-Division I rating
30/25 points-Class II
solo/ensemble-Division II rating
20/15 points-Class II
solo/ensemble-Division III rating
30/25 points-Class III solo/ensemble-Division
I rating
20/15 points-Class III
solo/ensemble-Division II rating
10/05 points-Class III
solo/ensemble-Division III rating
F.
The band director(s) reserves the right to add or delete points according to
the students
attitude, cooperation,
attendance, participation and over all contribution to the band program.
G.
Students that move into the Wylie district may count activities from their
previous school with
proper documentation.
H.
Jackets will normally be ordered in the fall of each year. Students must have
the proper
amount of points at the
beginning of the semester for the order to be placed.
AWARDS
Various
awards will be given each year. The John Philip Sousa Award will be given to
the outstanding senior band member and the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award will be
given to the outstanding jazz band member. Outstanding musician awards will be
given to students who advance to the area level in TMEA or ATSSB and to
students who advance to the state solo and ensemble contest. These awards are
given to: reward outstanding band members, to help promote the band, to
encourage all band students to greater achievements and to provide stimulus for
potential instrumentalists. Some of the qualifications for these awards will
be: showing outstanding achievement and interest in instrumental music, showing
loyalty and cooperation, attendance, and for showing the high qualities of
conduct which school music strives to impart. There will also be other awards
given during the year which may vary from year-to-year.
BAND COUNCIL (BAND LEADERSHIP TEAM-BLT)
The
band council will consist of: Drum Majors, Flag Corps Officers, President,
Vice-President, Secretary, Historian/Reporter, Quartermasters, Librarian,
Chaplains, Class Representatives, Student Council Representative, Section
Leaders and the Band Directors.
The
band will have the following elected offices: President, Vice-president,
Historian/Reporter, Student Council Representative, and Class Representatives
The
band will have the following officers appointed: Drum Majors, Secretary,
Chaplain, Quartermaster, Librarian, Squad Leaders and Flag Corps Officers.
The
executive board will consist of President, Vice-President, Secretary and Drum
Majors
BUS REGULATIONS
Students
will sign up for buses. Sign up sheets will determine only which bus the
student is to ride on each trip, not which seat they are to sit in. Students
are to ride the same bus on each trip.
There
is to be no standing up, changing seats, etc. on the bus when it is moving.
Students should always be considerate of others on the bus. Talking, singing,
etc. must be kept at a moderate to soft volume.
Tape/CD
players, radios, etc. may be taken on the bus, but must be used with
headphones. The school is not responsible for any items taken or left on the
bus.
Light
snacks may be permitted on the bus as long as care is used in keeping food,
drinks, etc. off of the bus seats and floor, clothes, uniforms, etc. Drinks may
be carried on the bus if they are not in glass or other breakable containers.
All
personal items carried on the bus must be able to fit under the seats or in the
seat with the student. No items are to be stored in the aisle of the bus. These
must be kept clear for emergencies.
All
trash must be removed from the bus after each trip. If the buses are not
cleaned after each trip, the right to carry food and drink on the buses will be
forfeited.
CAMPS-SUMMER
All
band members will be encouraged to attend a summer camp. Brochures from band
camps in the area will be posted in the band hall. Students selected to the
position of Drum Major or Flag Corps member will be required to attend a summer
band camp which will be selected by the band director. At the discretion of the
band director, other band related activities may be substituted for the camp
for auxiliary members.
CHALK BOARDS, BULLETIN BOARDS AND CALENDARS
Students
should read the chalk boards, marker boards, bulletin boards and calendars
every day. All activities, tryouts, etc. will be listed as soon as they are
known. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure they are aware of all
upcoming events.
CONDUCT OF BAND MEMBERS (IN OR OUT OF SCHOOL TIME)
Any
personal conduct or manner of deportment contrary to the accepted code of
behavior as set by: the school administration, the band director(s), student
body, or by civil authorities, shall be justifiable reason to remove any
individual from their position in the band.
All
band members will be expected to cooperate and work with the band director(s)
and to have the self-discipline to work without the band director being
present. Failure to cooperate with the band director(s) will be justifiable
reason for removal of the student from the band program.
CONTESTS, CONCERTS, TRIPS
The
band will participate in various contests and other performances during the
year which will be selected by the band director(s). These will include events
such as UIL competitions, invitational festivals, parades, etc. The band will
perform at all the varsity football games.
The
band will also give concerts at various times of the year which will be open to
the public. Dates and sites for these concerts will be selected by the band
director(s)
The
two concerts (performances) which scholastic eligibility as set out by UIL does
not pertain to are the Christmas Concert and the Spring concert. These two
events are considered co-curricular and seen as a direct extension of our class.
All other performances are subject to the rules and regulations of UIL’s “no pass-no play”.
The
“Big” trips for the band will be limited to approximately every other year in
an effort to save on expenses. In the event of a “special” invitation, this policy
could be revised as needed. This “Big” trip is voluntary for each student. This
trip involves multiple nights, hotel accommodations (four to a room),
ground/air transportation, meals, activities and a musical performance. Past
trips have included
All band
members are expected to participate and perform in all other full band
activities. Students with conflicts in other school activities which are
occurring at the same time as the band activity will need to notify the band
director(s) as soon as the conflict is known.
DRESS CODE
Students
will be expected to dress properly for any band function. The manner of dress
must meet school guidelines and regulations. If a specific style of dress is
required for any activity, it will be explained by the band director before the
activity. Band members must keep hair neat and well-groomed. Flashy jewelry,
bright colors of nail polish, caps, bandannas, etc. are not allowed to be worn
when the band is in uniform.
DRUM MAJORS AND FLAG CORPS MEMBERS-SELECTION OF
The
Drum Majors and Flags will be chosen by outside judges and the band
director(s). The judges will be chosen by the band director(s) from some of the
area band directors or other qualified persons. The date for tryouts will be
arranged at least one month in advance and announced to all candidates.
The
number of Drum Majors and Flag Corps members selected and the decision of
whether there will be a flag captain, co-captains, or lieutenants will be
determined by the band director(s).
All
decisions about what kinds of auxiliary units are to be used, how many members
will be in each unit, etc.. are
entirely up to the band director(s).
Requirements
to tryout for any of these positions may vary from year to year, but will be
announced to all contestants in sufficient time to prepare for tryouts.
Students
trying out for a position and their parents must read the tryout regulations,
obligations and guidelines. They must sign and return the consent form before
they will be allowed to tryout. These sheets will be given to the students
before tryouts.
EQUIPMENT - RESPONSIBILITY FOR
All equipment (including uniforms),
whether owned by the student or furnished to the student by the school, is the
responsibility of the student.
The school will furnish a place to keep the equipment while at school, but the
school and/or band director(s) are not responsible for the care or safety of
the equipment. All damage, loss of equipment, theft, etc. is the responsibility
of the student using the equipment.
All
students are responsible for their own equipment on all trips as well as in the
band hall. The loading crew will load all equipment, but each band member is
responsible for getting their
equipment to the proper place to be loaded
and for returning it to the proper storage place.
Failure
to properly care for school owned equipment could result in the loss of the
right to use the equipment. Any damages to school owned equipment will be
charged to the student using the equipment. This does not include “normal” wear
to the equipment, but it does include damage caused by neglect, abuse,
accidents, etc.
EXPENSES
The
student will be asked to pay for expenses such as: black shoes, black socks,
some meals on trips, band travel shirt, instrument supplies, music for
individual contests, etc. The school will pay for each student's entry into all
band contests. If a student enters an individual contest and does not perform
then they will be required to reimburse the school for that entry fee.
Individual contests are district, region, area and state band/jazz band
auditions and UIL solo/ensemble contests. Students will be responsible for
paying for their accompanists in region solo competition.
FOOD, GUM, CANDY, DRINKS, ETC.
There
will be no gum, candy, soft drinks, etc. while the band is in rehearsal or
performance. These “treats” should be limited to specific times during breaks
when permission is given by the band director(s). Students are responsible for
cleaning up after themselves.
GRADING SYSTEM
The
grades given in band are symbols of the student’s accomplishments. The grade
will indicate the students overall success in the class. The band grade will be
determined by considering the following four areas: (1) performance and
progress on their instrument as determined by observation and recorded playing
grade (some by memory) (2) attitude and cooperation (3) attendance and
promptness at all performances and rehearsals (4) director(s) may choose to
give written exams on basic music theory and knowledge.
INSTRUMENT CASES, BOOKS, ETC. - STORAGE OF
All
instrument cases, books, etc. should be left outside of the rehearsal area in
the places designated by the band director(s). Flutes and clarinets may store
their cases under their chairs during rehearsal if they so desire. Anything
brought into the rehearsal area must fit under the student’s chair (books,
purses, etc.)
INSTRUMENT REPAIR
If
an instrument (school owned or personal) needs repair, it should be brought to
the attention of the band director either before or after rehearsal, not during
the rehearsal. If it is a minor repair, the director(s) will try to make the
repair if the student so desires. Major repairs will be referred to an approved
instrument repair shop.
INSTRUMENTS - USE OF SCHOOL OWNED
School
owned instruments are available in certain areas. Any student needing to use a
school instrument will need to make arrangements with the band director(s). All
school instruments will be checked out to the students by brand and serial
number. Students using school instruments will be responsible for the
instrument and its care. Any repairs not considered normal wear will be charged
to the student. This would include such things as dropping the instrument,
breaking the instrument, bending valves/slides or keys, etc.
INVOLVEMENT IN OTHER ACTIVITIES
Band
members will be encouraged to participate in other activities. The Drum Majors
and members of the Flag Corps may not be a cheerleader. All band members may
serve as club, class or student council officers, etc. and participate in other
activities providing these activities do not interfere with the performance of
their duties in their respective band positions.
Band
members may also be members of the football teams. Varsity players will not be
expected to march on Friday nights. JV and Freshmen players will march on
Friday nights. Football players will be expected to be in all rehearsals when
they are not in an organized football workout. This includes the practices
during the August rehearsal. Students serving as trainers will be expected to
march on Friday nights. Students are encouraged to participate in any other
school activities during the year since there will be very few conflicts with
time after football season.
Every
effort will be made to work out conflicts between activities, but excessive
interference from other activities will cause the student to have to make a
choice between activities. Band members are responsible for making sure the
band director(s) is aware of any conflicts with plenty of time given to allow
for a solution to be worked out.
JAZZ BAND
Jazz
band will be offered as a regular class giving 1/2 credit per semester. Members
of the jazz band must also be members of the regular band program. If the
proper instrumentation is available, regular jazz band instrumentation will be
used. In the event the instrumentation is not complete, small combos will be
created. Membership in the class is available to all band members. If there are
more than enough trying out for a specific section, then there will be an
audition held to select the students who will be allowed to take jazz band
class. The normal instrumentation for the class will include: alto, tenor and
baritone saxes; trumpets; trombones; trap drummer; keyboard/synthesizer; rhythm
guitar; bass guitar; and auxiliary percussion. This instrumentation is subject
to change as the need arises. An after school jazz band will be offered if
enough students are willing and interested.
NON-PARTICIPATION BY BAND MEMBERS
Band
members should inform the band director of any inability to participate in any
activity (rehearsal or performance) as soon as it is known to the student.
Non-participation should be kept to an absolute minimum. Those who continually
do not participate will be taken from the performing unit or the class. It
should be kept in mind that band is a class for a grade, that the success of
the band is dependent upon team work by all members, and therefore all
activities are considered a part of the requirements for the band class.
Reasons
for non-participation should be limited to primarily medical reasons. For any
non-participation lasting over one day, students must have a permit from their
doctor stating why they may not participate and how long they are to be
inactive. Students should bring a note from their parents for any
non-participation on a one day basis.
OVERNIGHT TRIP REGULATIONS
When
the band is staying overnight on a trip, in addition to all of the normal
regulation, the following regulations will be observed:
A. boys should never be in girls’ rooms,
girls should never be in boys’ rooms
B.
curfew is to be strictly observed; students should be in their rooms at the
designated time and remain there until the designated
time to leave the room
C. students should never go places by themselves;
always stay in groups for safety.
D. students should never leave the
designated areas
E. students should always take care of
the property of the host
F. students should avoid making excessive
noise that would disturb other guests
G. students should observe all school and
band regulations so the school and band will be represented properly
PARTICIPATION IN THE PERFORMING UNITS
There
will be times when the type of half-time show, eligibility of a student, lack
of uniformity, unbalanced instrumentation, lack of preparation on the students
part, etc. will require that some members of the band not participate in the
performing unit. During football season, if a student is not marching for any
reason other than eligibility or disciplinary action, the student will be
required to be a part of the band at the game, be in uniform, and play their
instrument in the stands with the band. Student participation at all activities
will be determined by the band director(s) on an individual basis.
PATCHES
Patches
for things such as jazz band, first division marching and sweepstakes etc. will
be made available to students for them to purchase. These patches will be sold
to the students at the price the school pays for them.
PLAYING OF INSTRUMENTS
All
members of the band must play an instrument. This includes members of the
auxiliary units. There will be times when the Drum Majors and Flag Corps
members will need to play with the band at pep rallies, ball games, parades,
etc. The decision of when they play will be made by the band director(s). Flag
Corps members will usually play with the band in the stands at ball games and
perform in special sideline routines as selected by the band director(s).
REHEARSAL ROOM
All
music, stands, chairs, instruments, etc. should be put in their proper place
after each rehearsal. Be considerate of the next class since they also have to
use the band room. All equipment should be stored in the designated areas at
all times. Do not leave books, clothing, coats, etc. in the band hall rehearsal
areas. Do not store equipment for other activities in the band hall. You need
to take all books, tennis rackets, athletic bags, etc. with you after first
period band.
REHEARSALS - OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL DAY
There
will usually be one night rehearsal per week during football season. There will
also be a few night rehearsals immediately preceding concert and sight reading
contest in the spring. There will also be some section rehearsals at various
times during the year. Extra rehearsals will be called when needed to prepare
for contest, concerts, etc. There will be rehearsals before the school year
starts. They will start around August 1st and continue until the official
school year begins. These “summer band” rehearsals are the most important ones
of the year and it is important that you make time to attend.
There
will be extra rehearsals for flag corps and drum line members every week during
football season and at other times during the year as needed. During football
season, there will usually be a minimum of two extra rehearsals per week for
the flag corps and drum line.
Attendance
is mandatory at all rehearsals for all members of the band. All extra
rehearsals should be considered as required attendance rehearsals.
SITTING IN BAND SECTION AT BAND ACTIVITIES
The
band will sit in formation in the stands at football games, pep rallies, etc.
Only band students will be allowed in the band sections. Band members are not
to leave the band section or change places in the seating formation without
permission. Members should ask to leave the band section only in case of an
emergency.
SWEETHEART AND BEAU
A
band sweetheart and beau will be selected each year. The sweetheart and beau
are to be seniors unless there are no eligible seniors. They must have been in
band for at least one year prior to being selected and must also meet all
eligibility requirements. They will be selected by nomination of the band
members and confirmation by the band director(s) and school officials. The vote
will be taken by secret ballot. Students receiving the highest number of votes
will be selected.
TALKING, CLASS DISRUPTION, ETC.
After
rehearsal has begun, there should be no talking or disruption of class.
Students are encouraged to ask necessary question by first raising their hand
and receiving permission. This will make a much better rehearsal atmosphere and
much more will be accomplished.
TERMS OF OFFICE OR POSITION
It
is to be understood that a student holding the position of Drum Major, Flag
Corps member, officer, or any other position for one year in the band is not
guaranteed the same position the next year. All positions will be re-elected or
subject to tryout on a year-to-year basis. The only possible exception to this
would be a Drum Major that has served at least one term and at the discretion
of the band director(s), may be appointed for the next year.
TRAVEL REGULATIONS
As
a general rule, all band members will travel to all events with the band. All
transportation must be approved by the band director(s).
No
student may ride in private transportation without the permission of the band
director(s) and in no event will a student be allowed to ride in private
transportation unless it contains an adult chaperone approved by the band
director(s). No student will be allowed to ride in private transportation
unless written permission from the student’s parents is given to the director.
This
can be done in two methods which are:
A. Parents can send a note confirming
they are picking up their child. The director will sign the student out on the
“sign- out” sheet.
B. The parent can sign their child out
after the performance. You put your signature by your child’s name on the
“sign-out” sheet.
the sign-out sheet will be in the
stands during football games and by the trailer following performances.
If
not signed-out, students will return from trips in the same bus/van in which
they rode to the event. There will be no switching from one bus to another.
These policies are meant to insure the safety of all the students, it is not
meant to be an inconvenience. By law and by moral obligation, your director(s)
are responsible for your child until you “sign them out”. This is the best
method to accurately account for every band student on the trip.
UNIFORMS
The
school will furnish a performance uniform for each of the band members, the
Drum Majors and the Flag Corps members. All other uniforms, shirts and
accessories will be furnished by the students. Band members must furnish their
own band shoes and high top socks. The shoe style and color will be selected by
the band director(s) and may vary from year-to-year. Sock color must match shoe color selected,
either back or white.
All uniforms, shirts, etc. that are
identifiable as representing the band must be approved by the band director(s).
All uniforms will be worn in the manner prescribed by the band director(s). All
accessories will be decided upon by the director(s) including socks, jewelry,
jackets, etc. Bright colored nail polish or lipstick, hair bows, caps, flashy
jewelry, etc. will not be acceptable when in uniform.
Regular band uniforms will be issued by
the school to each band member on a seniority basis beginning with the seniors.
All uniforms will be kept in the band hall storage area. Uniforms may be
checked out for special activities such as pictures, etc. by making
arrangements with the band director(s). Cleaning the uniform will be taken care
of by the school. Students should notify the director of any problem with their
uniform (dirty, buttons missing, torn, etc.)
Policy
Agreement Form
Each
student and their parents must sign the policy agreement form which indicates
that they have read, understand and agree to the policies outline in the Wylie
Band Manual.
Link to
the Policy Agreement Form