Policy & Procedures

During the school day:

All electronic devices will be collected by school personnel before entering the building for scanning.

Students will be given one padded envelope to securely place their cell phone in.

If a student attempts to sneak in a cellphone:

1st offense: The cell phone will be confiscated until the end of the current day (Parent contact)

2nd offense: The cell phone will be confiscated until the end of the next day (Parent contact)

3rd offense: The cell phone will be confiscated until picked up by a parent/guardian along with a mandatory parent/guardian conference.

Students in grades 6-12th:

Will be given their cell phones at the end of the day, in their last period class after instruction is completed. 

Students cell phone will be returned in the same padded envelope that was collected in.  Each student is responsible to KEEP and REUSE their padded envelope every school day. Students that lose their padded envelope will be given 1 replacement and if that should be lost, their cell phone will be placed in a zipped disposable plastic bag.

Late Students

All cell phones will be collected by school personnel before entering the building for scanning.

All late students in grades 6-12 will receive their cell phone at the end of the school day in the auditorium.

  Regents and State testing days:

It is strictly forbidden to be in possession of an electronic device during the administration of any school or state quiz, test or examination. Test results may be invalidated therefore, ALL cell phones will be collected during Regents and State tests. 

Trips and Half-days:

Students will be allowed to carry their cell phone on trips, but all cell phones will be collected by school personnel on half days before entering the building for scanning.  

STUDENT DISCIPLINE

Students who use electronic devices in violation of the DOE’s Discipline Code, Channel View’s Policy, Chancellor’s Regulation A-413 and or the DOE’s Internet Acceptable Use and Safety Policy will be subject to discipline in accordance with the DOE Discipline Code.

Middle School Dress Code:

Shirts: White-collared shirts with the CVSR logo; available in Light Blue, Royal, or Navy.

Sweatshirts/Sweaters/Fleece/Cardigans: CVSR logo on Navy Blue or White, must not have hoods.

Pants, Shorts, and Skirts: Must be navy blue and knee-length.

Shoes: Solid black or brown walking shoes or boots are required.

Sneakers: Must be solid white, solid black, solid navy blue or any combination of these colors. No other colors are allowed, and slides are not permitted.

Gym Dress Code: CVSR T-Shirt and either CVSR Mesh Shorts or CVSR Sweatpants with white socks.

High School Dress Code:

Shirts: Collared shirts in White, Navy, or Light Blue; T-shirts with the CVSR logo in Light Blue or Navy.

Sweatshirts/Sweaters/Fleece/Cardigans: Must feature the CVSR logo and be in Navy Blue or White without hoods.

Pants, Shorts, and Skirts: Can be navy blue or khaki, and must also be knee-length.

Shoes: Solid black or brown walking shoes or boots are required.

Sneakers: Must be solid white, solid black, solid navy blue or any combination of white and black or navy blue. No other colors are allowed, and slides are not permitted.

Gym Dress Code: CVSR T-Shirt and either CVSR Mesh Shorts or CVSR Sweatpants with white socks.

What is JumpRope?

JumpRope is a gradebook application that empowers teachers and parents with the accurate data they need to pinpoint specific areas for improvement. This fine-tuned process propels students to become lifelong learners, inspired by what they know instead of what they do.

JumpRope makes an easy-to-use, web-based learning management system geared for the K-12 market. It’s core product is a standards-based grade book integrated with attendance and behavior tracking, a curriculum design tool, and an administrative dashboard. It provides teachers, students, parents, administrators, networks, and districts with access to real-time data so they can collaborate on student learning.

How do I login?

Follow the link for Parents & Students above. The Username is your child’s NYC DOE email address. The password is your child’s 9 digit id/OSIS number. The ID number can be found on the student’s CVSR’s ID card.

How do I know what my child is missing?

There are two ways to see what your child is missing. First, when you login, there is a tab called “grade alerts.” This tab shows the missing assignments for each class. You also will see if something is missing when you look at the “Current Grade” tab and click on the subjects until you get down to the assessment level (if that doesn’t make sense, just keep clicking the little arrow icons until you find an assessment). If an assessment is missing, it will be marked with an “M”. If an assignment is missing and cannot be made it, it may show as a zero.

How often is JumpRope updated?

Teachers update core courses (ELA, Math, Science & Social Studies/Humanities) in Jumprope at least once weekly. Electives and PE courses are updated bi-weekly.

Former students of Beach Channel HS can click this link to obtain a transcript request form.

Channel View School For Research students can click this link to obtain a transcript request form.

Fill out the form, include a copy of your photo ID, and send a money order made out to “Channel View School For Research” for the number of transcripts requested (pricing is on the form). Transcripts are processed on Wednesdays every week.

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