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Humboldt Comm School District

Education resource in Dakota City, Iowa

(515) 332-1330
23 3rd St N
Dakota City, IA
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Last verified Apr 26, 2026

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School Safety School safety is the top priority at Humboldt Community School District. Throughout the school year, processes and procedures are utilized to systematically educate and foster a culture

School Safety School safety is the top priority at Humboldt Community School District. Throughout the school year, processes and procedures are utilized to systematically educate and foster a culture of safety. In the 2023-24 school year, the district implemented QuickAccess, an app to alert staff in the event of safety drills or crisis situations. The district also convened a crisis team to meet quarterly. This team is made up of teachers, administrators, law enforcement, emergency management,

2026-24-07

About Humboldt Comm School District

Humboldt Comm School District serves grades PK-12 in Dakota City, Iowa. Part of PRAIRIE LAKES AEA.

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2025–2026 School Year

Grades served: PK-12

Important Dates

August 7, 2025In-person registration available at the Middle School from 12:00-6:00

Required Documents

  • Free and Reduced Lunch Meal Application (English or Spanish)
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Monday
  • th to make a payment/set up a payment plan or turned over to small claims/collections.
  • Crisis Instructions for Parents
  • The Humboldt Community School District is committed to the safety of all children and staff. We ask that
  • you cooperate in following these procedures if you hear that there is an emergency at school.
  • ●​ The Crisis Response Team will be activated and appropriate steps taken to provide a safe and supportive
  • environment for children and staff.
  • ●​ PLEASE DO NOT CALL SCHOOL. We must have all phone lines open for emergency calls. If your child
  • has been injured or needs your assistance
  • a crisis team member will call you immediately. Please do not
  • call
  • text message
  • or attempt to communicate with your child.
  • ●​ DO NOT COME TO SCHOOL during or immediately following an emergency. The school access route
  • and entrances must remain clear for emergency vehicles.
  • ●​ When the school district determines that it is appropriate to dismiss students
  • a parent (or the individual
  • designated on the emergency form) must come for him/her. No child will be allowed to leave without the
  • adult responsible for his/her care providing positive identification
  • even high school-age students. It is the
  • responsibility of the parent to keep all emergency records up-to-date.
  • ●​ Students must sign out through the principal’s office or designated dismissal site before leaving school.
  • Students will be dismissed individually through an established dismissal station.
  • ●​ Listen to KHBT. Information and specific directions for parents to follow will be announced.
  • ●​ Buses will not make their runs during adverse weather conditions. Students will be supervised at school
  • until the weather permits their safe return home.
  • ●​ We suggest that you post these instructions near your phone at home and in an accessible area while at
  • work.
  • Public Records
  • The Code of Iowa
  • Chapter 22 gives each individual the right to examine and copy public records of the
  • th
  • will be turned over to a small claims court/collection agency. It will be the parent/guardian
  • responsibility to pay off debt. Free and Reduced families with children in grades 5 to 12
  • please be
  • aware that an extra main dish at lunch is $1.50 and extra milk is .50 and NOT free or reduced in
  • price.
  • Online Payments
  • The online payments tool in Infinite Campus allows parents to make online payments to their
  • student’s accounts for fees
  • and/or deposit money into food service accounts
  • and generate a food
  • service transaction report. There will be a $3.00 convenience fee applied to all online transactions.
  • This helps to offset the cost of the fees charged to the school. Payments can only be made from the
  • Family Payments section of the Portal. The Payments link appears in the Portal index. To begin the
  • online payment process for a fee
  • select Payments from the index. The online payment editor will
  • appear
  • displaying outstanding fees for all students within the Household. (If students of the
  • household do not have any pending fees
  • no fees will display in the Fees area.) Details of the fee
  • can be viewed by selecting the (+) sign next to the fee name. A fee shown in red indicates that a
  • payment for the full amount has not been paid before the due date assigned by the school. The Food
  • Service account will always show for each student with the remaining balances in each account.
  • Register your payment method and fill in the amounts you wish to pay. You will have the option of
  • having your receipt emailed to you on the Make a Payment screen
  • or printing the receipt from the
  • screen once the transaction has been processed.
  • Nexcheck
  • Your check is welcome. The Humboldt Community School System recognizes that occasionally a
  • parent may inadvertently overdraw a checking account and a check may be returned by your bank.
  • ey at school
  • please leave it in the office for safe-keeping.
  • The schools will do everything they possibly can to insure against theft and to deal with it when it
  • occurs. Whether school property or personal property is involved
  • the ultimate responsibility of a
  • lost or stolen article belongs completely with the student. The school is not responsible for any such
  • losses.
  • Students should report lost or stolen articles to the Principal’s office immediately. The same should
  • occur for articles found at school. Stealing or abusing the property of others is a serious offense
  • which will result in severe penalties and SRD notification.
  • Transportation
  • The Humboldt Community Schools takes pride in the transportation service it provides. Safety is
  • our priority at all times.
  • School buses are considered to be an extension of the school itself
  • so all the rules and regulations
  • that apply during school time should be observed on the buses as well. It is important to remember
  • that riding a bus is a privilege
  • not a right. Rules for bus behavior are posted in each bus and
  • students will be expected to observe these rules for the safety of all involved.
  • The Humboldt Community School District Board of Directors has authorized the use of video
  • cameras on school district buses. The video cameras will be used to monitor student behavior to
  • maintain order on the school buses to promote and maintain a safe environment. Students and
  • parents are hereby notified that the content of the videotapes may be used in a student disciplinary
  • proceeding. The content of the videotapes are confidential student records and will be retained with
  • the other student records. Videotapes will only be retained if necessary for use in a student
  • disciplinary proceeding or other matter as determined necessary by the administration
  • Violations of the rules and procedures will typically result in the following disciplinary actions:
  • 1.​ The “first” note is only a WARNING* and a Bus Violation Report will be filled out by the
  • driver and referred to the Building Principal and Transportation Director. Parents who wish
  • to contact the driver should initiate that contact through the Transportation Director at the
  • ey derived from the dues is used to promote the activity or programs and thereby serves
  • the students who make the contributions.
  • ·Lunch Tickets: Students who eat hot lunch must deposit money in their account in the high
  • school office before school. Ala carte items are available for purchase.
  • ·Graduation Fees: Caps and gowns
  • senior announcements
  • and a diploma cover are common
  • expenses associated with graduation.
  • ·Other Fees: Athletic participation
  • equipment rental
  • and pupil and athletic insurance fees are
  • other types of expenses that may be incurred.
  • Report Cards
  • Semester Grades
  • Semester grades will be computed using the following formula: Each semester’s percentage will be
  • worth 80% and the final activity/test/project percentage will be worth 20% of the final grade.
  • Mid-term Reports
  • Mid-term reports are available to students and parents midway through each quarter. Such warning
  • reports may be sent at other times also. Grades may be viewed online at any time on the online
  • portal of Infinite Campus. You can access grades online through your computer or Smartphone.
  • You will need to set up a password with the high school office to access the on-line information.
  • Honor Roll
  • At the end of each quarter and semester a 3.0-3.499 and 3.5- 4.0 point honor roll is prepared and
  • published in the local newspaper.
  • Incompletes
  • All students must complete all class work by the final day of each quarter. If there are medical
  • reasons or other extenuating circumstances
  • as designated by the administration
  • these students are
  • expected to clear all incompletes within two weeks after the end of each quarter. Failure to do so
  • ths Months Months Months Months Months
  • Events)* +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +4
  • Event Event Events Events Events Events
  • Dance Team Events: 4th of July Parade
  • State Dance Team
  • Spring Showcase
  • any other
  • performances that are scheduled (varies year to year).​
  • Community Service
  • Must be non-profit and pre-approved by a school administrator.
  • Cannot be performed for an immediate family member.
  • Must be completed within the period of ineligibility.
  • If a parent(s) enrolls the student in a substance abuse program or other service to support
  • mental health
  • that time will take the place of the community service time requirement.
  • If the consequence is not fulfilled before an activity/season ends
  • the percentage remaining of the
  • violation will be carried over to the next season. Example: A football player is ineligible for 2
  • games (¼ of season). He starts his ineligibility Week 9 of the season. The team does not qualify for
  • the postseason. He has served 1 game (0.11) of his ineligibility. He goes out for basketball. He
  • would be ineligible for (0.14) of the basketball season (3 games).
  • Each varsity postseason game/meet/event would be considered an extension of the regular season
  • for purposes of serving ineligibility. Example: If a football player was ineligible for 3 games
  • but
  • started his ineligibility period Week 8 of the season and the team qualified for the playoffs
  • he would
  • serve 2 regular season games and the 1st playoff game. Then he would be declared eligible.
  • Further clarifying statements as it pertains to implementation of the Good Conduct Policy
  • ●​ If a student doesn’t participate in any activities for a calendar year
  • he/she will be declared
  • th Name and Address of Employer Salary Position Reason for Leaving
  • and Year
  • REFERENCES
  • TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT APPLICANTS:
  • Number of traffic violations in the past 5 years ​ Type:
  • Number of accidents in the past 5 years
  • Have you ever tested positive for an alcohol or drug test
  • refused to be tested?​ ​ If yes
  • explain:
  • I (print name) _____________________________authorize my employers to release the results of any drug or alcohol tests
  • or any information regarding refusals to be tested
  • to the Humboldt Community School District.
  • Date: __________________________ Applicant's Signature: ________________
  • The facts set forth in my application are true and complete. I understand that if employed
  • false statements on this application or in any accompanying
  • letter or resume or other application materials may be considered sufficient cause for dismissal. I hereby authorize the Humboldt Community School
  • District or its agents to make an investigation of my employment history
  • criminal/police records and personal history. I authorize former employers
  • my
  • references
  • or any other person or entity contacted by the District or its agents investigating the merits of this application to disclose personnel or
  • criminal/police records
  • information about my qualifications for the position or any other information relating to my application and release them from
  • any liability for such disclosure.
  • I also understand that neither this application nor any statement regarding possible employment by an employee of the Humboldt Community School
  • District constitutes a contract of employment. If a contract is to exist
  • it will be executed in writing by the Humboldt Community School District through
  • must resubmit an application in order to be considered for positions at the Humboldt Community School District.
  • Date:___________Applicant's Signature: _______________________________
  • "It is the policy of the Humboldt Community School District not to discriminate on its educational programs
  • ths
  • NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE
  • List non-teaching experience of four months or longer duration within the past five years.
  • REFERENCES
  • Give references including superintendents and principals
  • under whom you have taught
  • who are qualified to
  • write of your teaching ability
  • scholarship
  • character and personality.
  • The facts set forth in my application are true and complete. I understand that if employed
  • false statements on this application or in any
  • accompanying letter or resume or other application materials may be considered sufficient cause for dismissal. I hereby authorize the
  • Humboldt Community School District or its agents to make an investigation of my employment history
  • criminal/police records and
  • personal history. I authorize former employers
  • my references
  • or any other person or entity contacted by the District or its agents
  • investigating the merits of this application to disclose personnel or criminal/police records
  • information about my qualifications for the
  • position or any other information relating to my application and release them from any liability for such disclosure.
  • I also understand that neither this application nor any statement regarding possible employment by an employee of the Humboldt
  • Community School District constitutes a contract of employment. If a contract is to exist
  • it will be executed in writing by the
  • Humboldt Community School District through signature of the President of its Board of Directors. I understand that this application
  • for employment is valid for no more than one year. After that
  • I must resubmit an application in order to be considered for positions at
  • the Humboldt Community School District.
  • Date: __________________________ Applicant's Signature: __________________________________________________________
  • Before consideration
  • ey to purchase the computers.
  • Receiving a Device
  • Parents/guardians and students must read
  • sign
  • and return the user agreement and parent/guardian
  • permission form before a device is issued to the student.
  • Devices
  • carrying cases
  • and AC charges will be labeled and will be linked to the serial number of the device.
  • Users should have no expectation of privacy of materials found on the device or a school supplied or supported
  • email service. The District has the right
  • but not the duty
  • to monitor any and all aspects of its computers
  • computer-like equipment
  • computer network systems
  • and internet access including
  • but not limited to
  • itoring sites students and staff visit on the internet and reviewing email. The administration and the
  • technology coordinator shall have both the authority and right to examine all computers and computer-like
  • equipment and internet activity including any logs
  • data
  • e-mails
  • and other computer related records of any user
  • of the system. The use of e-mail is limited to district and educational purposes only. Students and staff waive
  • any right to privacy in anything they create
  • store
  • send
  • disseminate or receive on the District’s computers
  • computer-like equipment and computer network systems
  • including the internet.
  • Agreements
  • ● I will return the device
  • power cables
  • and case on the last day of my enrollment or earlier if requested
  • by the district. I understand that I will be billed for replacement costs if the device is not returned
  • promptly.
  • ● I will treat this device with the same care as if it were my own property.
  • ● I will maintain the device in clean condition.
  • ● I will avoid use in situations that are conducive to loss or damage. Any damage beyond normal wear
  • and tear will be the responsibility of the person it is issued to.
  • ● I will heed general maintenance alerts and advice from school technology personnel.
  • ● I will promptly report any malfunction and/or damage to a teacher or Media Specialist. In case of loss
  • or theft I will inform the building administrator.
  • ● I will always transport the device within the case provided whenever leaving the school building.
  • ● Learning is an anytime/anywhere activity. Students are allowed and encouraged to take their mobile
  • device with them as they see fit. However
  • the mobile device is expected to be charged and in
  • EY AND VALUABLES
  • Our school cannot be responsible for lost money and valuables. It is highly recommended that
  • students do not bring large amounts of money or valuables to school. If it is necessary to bring these items to
  • school
  • we ask the students to check them into the office.
  • PARTIES
  • GIFTS
  • AND BIRTHDAY TREATS
  • Parties may be scheduled for Fall
  • Winter
  • and Valentine’s Day. We feel that parties are part of the
  • regular school program. These activities for all elementary students are held during the school day.
  • We strongly discourage flowers and balloons delivered to school for students. It is a kind and thoughtful thing to
  • do
  • but they are not appropriate to have in the classroom during the school day. Children who attend birthday
  • parties after school hours are also requested not to bring the gifts to school. Please contact your child’s teacher
  • if birthday invitations are to be handed out at school. They can help with the facilitation of these.
  • The HCSD has a policy regarding the types of treats allowed in school. The wellness policy may be
  • found at www.humboldt.k12.ia.us under the lunch information in parent section.
  • PETS IN SCHOOL
  • Live animals will not be allowed in school district facilities except under special circumstances and only
  • for an educational purpose. Permission from the principal will be required of anyone wishing to bring an animal
  • into school district facilities. Appropriate supervision of animals is required when animals are brought into the
  • school district facilities. When permission is granted
  • special instructions will be given at that time.
  • PHYSICAL EDUCATION
  • Students have physical education class once per week. Please note these days on your home calendars
  • so that your child can dress appropriately on physical education days.
  • Gym Clothes
  • Physical education at Taft/Mease is a very activity oriented class. Your child should wear clothes that
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  • ends/relatives homes.
  • ● Can students purchase their own bag? No
  • the district has provided a bag and it should be the
  • only bag used with the device.
  • ● What if a student forgets to charge the device? There are limited power outlets in the
  • classrooms. Students who consistently (three times or more) come to class unprepared without a
  • charge will have an office referral and possible consequences
  • ● Will students keep the device for the summer? Devices and all HCSD accessories will be
  • returned during the final week of school so they can be checked for any service needs and prepared
  • for use the following year.
  • ● What is the Humboldt Community School District's investment in the total 1x1 roll out? Over
  • a three year period the district will invest approximately $750
  • 000 in the 1:1 initiative.
  • ● How is the district paying for the device? The district will use PPEL
  • SILO
  • and General Fund
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lunch
Opaa serves about 1
000 meals district-wide a day. The enhancements in the lunchrooms make for a friendly and comfortable environment. Student
parent
serving whole grain-rich foods
and limiting fat
calories
and sodium. Our meals meet the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Nutrition Standards
including dark green and red/orange vegetables and legumes fat-free flavored and unflavored
District Food Service Liaison and Wellness Coordinator 515-332-1430 [email protected] Humboldt High School
Humboldt Middle School Melinda Bindel Opaa Food Service Director 515-332-3574 ext. 6207 [email protected]
the USDA
its Agencies
offices
and employees
and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race
color
national origin
religion
sex
disability
age
marital status
family/parental status
income derived from a public assistance program
political beliefs
Humboldt Middle School
Parent and Student Handbook
2025-2026
We welcome you to another wonderful school year in the Humboldt Community School
District. The administration and staff at Humboldt Middle School want to welcome you;
Mondaylunch
th to make a payment/set up a payment plan or turned over to small claims/collections.
Crisis Instructions for Parents
The Humboldt Community School District is committed to the safety of all children and staff. We ask that
you cooperate in following these procedures if you hear that there is an emergency at school.
●​ The Crisis Response Team will be activated and appropriate steps taken to provide a safe and supportive
environment for children and staff.
●​ PLEASE DO NOT CALL SCHOOL. We must have all phone lines open for emergency calls. If your child
has been injured or needs your assistance
a crisis team member will call you immediately. Please do not
call
text message
or attempt to communicate with your child.
●​ DO NOT COME TO SCHOOL during or immediately following an emergency. The school access route
and entrances must remain clear for emergency vehicles.
●​ When the school district determines that it is appropriate to dismiss students
a parent (or the individual
designated on the emergency form) must come for him/her. No child will be allowed to leave without the
adult responsible for his/her care providing positive identification
even high school-age students. It is the
responsibility of the parent to keep all emergency records up-to-date.
●​ Students must sign out through the principal’s office or designated dismissal site before leaving school.
Students will be dismissed individually through an established dismissal station.
●​ Listen to KHBT. Information and specific directions for parents to follow will be announced.
●​ Buses will not make their runs during adverse weather conditions. Students will be supervised at school
until the weather permits their safe return home.
●​ We suggest that you post these instructions near your phone at home and in an accessible area while at
work.
Public Records
The Code of Iowa
Chapter 22 gives each individual the right to examine and copy public records of the
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th
will be turned over to a small claims court/collection agency. It will be the parent/guardian
responsibility to pay off debt. Free and Reduced families with children in grades 5 to 12
please be
aware that an extra main dish at lunch is $1.50 and extra milk is .50 and NOT free or reduced inDairy
price.
Online Payments
The online payments tool in Infinite Campus allows parents to make online payments to their
student’s accounts for fees
and/or deposit money into food service accounts
and generate a food
service transaction report. There will be a $3.00 convenience fee applied to all online transactions.
This helps to offset the cost of the fees charged to the school. Payments can only be made from the
Family Payments section of the Portal. The Payments link appears in the Portal index. To begin the
online payment process for a fee
select Payments from the index. The online payment editor will
appear
displaying outstanding fees for all students within the Household. (If students of the
household do not have any pending fees
no fees will display in the Fees area.) Details of the fee
can be viewed by selecting the (+) sign next to the fee name. A fee shown in red indicates that a
payment for the full amount has not been paid before the due date assigned by the school. The Food
Service account will always show for each student with the remaining balances in each account.
Register your payment method and fill in the amounts you wish to pay. You will have the option of
having your receipt emailed to you on the Make a Payment screen
or printing the receipt from the
screen once the transaction has been processed.
Nexcheck
Your check is welcome. The Humboldt Community School System recognizes that occasionally a
parent may inadvertently overdraw a checking account and a check may be returned by your bank.
Mondaylunch
ey at school
please leave it in the office for safe-keeping.
The schools will do everything they possibly can to insure against theft and to deal with it when it
occurs. Whether school property or personal property is involved
the ultimate responsibility of a
lost or stolen article belongs completely with the student. The school is not responsible for any such
losses.
Students should report lost or stolen articles to the Principal’s office immediately. The same should
occur for articles found at school. Stealing or abusing the property of others is a serious offense
which will result in severe penalties and SRD notification.
Transportation
The Humboldt Community Schools takes pride in the transportation service it provides. Safety is
our priority at all times.
School buses are considered to be an extension of the school itself
so all the rules and regulations
that apply during school time should be observed on the buses as well. It is important to remember
that riding a bus is a privilege
not a right. Rules for bus behavior are posted in each bus and
students will be expected to observe these rules for the safety of all involved.
The Humboldt Community School District Board of Directors has authorized the use of video
cameras on school district buses. The video cameras will be used to monitor student behavior to
maintain order on the school buses to promote and maintain a safe environment. Students and
parents are hereby notified that the content of the videotapes may be used in a student disciplinary
proceeding. The content of the videotapes are confidential student records and will be retained with
the other student records. Videotapes will only be retained if necessary for use in a student
disciplinary proceeding or other matter as determined necessary by the administration
Violations of the rules and procedures will typically result in the following disciplinary actions:
1.​ The “first” note is only a WARNING* and a Bus Violation Report will be filled out by the
driver and referred to the Building Principal and Transportation Director. Parents who wish
to contact the driver should initiate that contact through the Transportation Director at the
Mondaylunch
ey derived from the dues is used to promote the activity or programs and thereby serves
the students who make the contributions.
·Lunch Tickets: Students who eat hot lunch must deposit money in their account in the high
school office before school. Ala carte items are available for purchase.
·Graduation Fees: Caps and gowns
senior announcements
and a diploma cover are common
expenses associated with graduation.
·Other Fees: Athletic participation
equipment rental
and pupil and athletic insurance fees are
other types of expenses that may be incurred.
Report Cards
Semester Grades
Semester grades will be computed using the following formula: Each semester’s percentage will be
worth 80% and the final activity/test/project percentage will be worth 20% of the final grade.
Mid-term Reports
Mid-term reports are available to students and parents midway through each quarter. Such warning
reports may be sent at other times also. Grades may be viewed online at any time on the online
portal of Infinite Campus. You can access grades online through your computer or Smartphone.
You will need to set up a password with the high school office to access the on-line information.
Honor RollGluten
At the end of each quarter and semester a 3.0-3.499 and 3.5- 4.0 point honor roll is prepared andGluten
published in the local newspaper.
Incompletes
All students must complete all class work by the final day of each quarter. If there are medical
reasons or other extenuating circumstances
as designated by the administration
these students are
expected to clear all incompletes within two weeks after the end of each quarter. Failure to do so
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ths Months Months Months Months Months
Events)* +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +4
Event Event Events Events Events Events
Dance Team Events: 4th of July Parade
State Dance Team
Spring Showcase
any other
performances that are scheduled (varies year to year).​
Community Service
Must be non-profit and pre-approved by a school administrator.
Cannot be performed for an immediate family member.
Must be completed within the period of ineligibility.
If a parent(s) enrolls the student in a substance abuse program or other service to support
mental health
that time will take the place of the community service time requirement.
If the consequence is not fulfilled before an activity/season ends
the percentage remaining of the
violation will be carried over to the next season. Example: A football player is ineligible for 2
games (¼ of season). He starts his ineligibility Week 9 of the season. The team does not qualify for
the postseason. He has served 1 game (0.11) of his ineligibility. He goes out for basketball. He
would be ineligible for (0.14) of the basketball season (3 games).
Each varsity postseason game/meet/event would be considered an extension of the regular season
for purposes of serving ineligibility. Example: If a football player was ineligible for 3 games
but
started his ineligibility period Week 8 of the season and the team qualified for the playoffs
he would
serve 2 regular season games and the 1st playoff game. Then he would be declared eligible.
Further clarifying statements as it pertains to implementation of the Good Conduct Policy
●​ If a student doesn’t participate in any activities for a calendar year
he/she will be declared
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th Name and Address of Employer Salary Position Reason for Leaving
and Year
REFERENCES
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT APPLICANTS:
Number of traffic violations in the past 5 years ​ Type:
Number of accidents in the past 5 years
Have you ever tested positive for an alcohol or drug test
refused to be tested?​ ​ If yes
explain:
I (print name) _____________________________authorize my employers to release the results of any drug or alcohol tests
or any information regarding refusals to be tested
to the Humboldt Community School District.
Date: __________________________ Applicant's Signature: ________________
The facts set forth in my application are true and complete. I understand that if employed
false statements on this application or in any accompanying
letter or resume or other application materials may be considered sufficient cause for dismissal. I hereby authorize the Humboldt Community School
District or its agents to make an investigation of my employment history
criminal/police records and personal history. I authorize former employers
my
references
or any other person or entity contacted by the District or its agents investigating the merits of this application to disclose personnel or
criminal/police records
information about my qualifications for the position or any other information relating to my application and release them from
any liability for such disclosure.
I also understand that neither this application nor any statement regarding possible employment by an employee of the Humboldt Community School
District constitutes a contract of employment. If a contract is to exist
it will be executed in writing by the Humboldt Community School District through
must resubmit an application in order to be considered for positions at the Humboldt Community School District.
Date:___________Applicant's Signature: _______________________________
"It is the policy of the Humboldt Community School District not to discriminate on its educational programs
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NON-TEACHING EXPERIENCE
List non-teaching experience of four months or longer duration within the past five years.
REFERENCES
Give references including superintendents and principals
under whom you have taught
who are qualified to
write of your teaching ability
scholarship
character and personality.
The facts set forth in my application are true and complete. I understand that if employed
false statements on this application or in any
accompanying letter or resume or other application materials may be considered sufficient cause for dismissal. I hereby authorize the
Humboldt Community School District or its agents to make an investigation of my employment history
criminal/police records and
personal history. I authorize former employers
my references
or any other person or entity contacted by the District or its agents
investigating the merits of this application to disclose personnel or criminal/police records
information about my qualifications for the
position or any other information relating to my application and release them from any liability for such disclosure.
I also understand that neither this application nor any statement regarding possible employment by an employee of the Humboldt
Community School District constitutes a contract of employment. If a contract is to exist
it will be executed in writing by the
Humboldt Community School District through signature of the President of its Board of Directors. I understand that this application
for employment is valid for no more than one year. After that
I must resubmit an application in order to be considered for positions at
the Humboldt Community School District.
Date: __________________________ Applicant's Signature: __________________________________________________________
Before consideration
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ends/relatives homes.
● Can students purchase their own bag? No
the district has provided a bag and it should be the
only bag used with the device.
● What if a student forgets to charge the device? There are limited power outlets in the
classrooms. Students who consistently (three times or more) come to class unprepared without a
charge will have an office referral and possible consequences
● Will students keep the device for the summer? Devices and all HCSD accessories will be
returned during the final week of school so they can be checked for any service needs and prepared
for use the following year.
● What is the Humboldt Community School District's investment in the total 1x1 roll out? OverGluten
a three year period the district will invest approximately $750
000 in the 1:1 initiative.
● How is the district paying for the device? The district will use PPEL
SILO
and General Fund
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Receiving a Device
Parents/guardians and students must read
sign
and return the user agreement and parent/guardian
permission form before a device is issued to the student.
Devices
carrying cases
and AC charges will be labeled and will be linked to the serial number of the device.
Users should have no expectation of privacy of materials found on the device or a school supplied or supported
email service. The District has the right
but not the duty
to monitor any and all aspects of its computers
computer-like equipment
computer network systems
and internet access including
but not limited to
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itoring sites students and staff visit on the internet and reviewing email. The administration and the
technology coordinator shall have both the authority and right to examine all computers and computer-like
equipment and internet activity including any logs
data
e-mails
and other computer related records of any user
of the system. The use of e-mail is limited to district and educational purposes only. Students and staff waive
any right to privacy in anything they create
store
send
disseminate or receive on the District’s computers
computer-like equipment and computer network systems
including the internet.
Agreements
● I will return the device
power cables
and case on the last day of my enrollment or earlier if requested
by the district. I understand that I will be billed for replacement costs if the device is not returned
promptly.
● I will treat this device with the same care as if it were my own property.
● I will maintain the device in clean condition.
● I will avoid use in situations that are conducive to loss or damage. Any damage beyond normal wear
and tear will be the responsibility of the person it is issued to.
● I will heed general maintenance alerts and advice from school technology personnel.
● I will promptly report any malfunction and/or damage to a teacher or Media Specialist. In case of loss
or theft I will inform the building administrator.
● I will always transport the device within the case provided whenever leaving the school building.
● Learning is an anytime/anywhere activity. Students are allowed and encouraged to take their mobile
device with them as they see fit. However
the mobile device is expected to be charged and in
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CELL PHONES
If students bring a cell phone or electronic device (Ipad
tablet
smartwatch
etc.) to school
it needs to remain
in their backpack. If cell phones or electronic devices are visible throughout the day
they will be taken to the
office and may be picked up at the end of the school day by the student if this is the first violation.
On the second and subsequent violations
the student's parent
guardian
or non-student owner may pick
up the device from the school after showing proof of ownership. If devices are not claimed by the end of the
school year
the student's parent
guardian
shall be given 30 days prior notice before the District will dispose of
the device.
The District
including buildings and its employees
shall not assume responsibility for these items if they are
damaged
lost
have any unauthorized use
or are stolen. Administration has the final say on what is an
appropriate use of electronic devices.
*A telephone is available in the office for student use. Non-emergency student phone calls are discouraged.
Except in cases of emergency students will not be taken from classes for phone calls.
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EY AND VALUABLES
Our school cannot be responsible for lost money and valuables. It is highly recommended that
students do not bring large amounts of money or valuables to school. If it is necessary to bring these items to
school
we ask the students to check them into the office.
PARTIES
GIFTS
AND BIRTHDAY TREATS
Parties may be scheduled for Fall
Winter
and Valentine’s Day. We feel that parties are part of the
regular school program. These activities for all elementary students are held during the school day.
We strongly discourage flowers and balloons delivered to school for students. It is a kind and thoughtful thing to
do
but they are not appropriate to have in the classroom during the school day. Children who attend birthday
parties after school hours are also requested not to bring the gifts to school. Please contact your child’s teacher
if birthday invitations are to be handed out at school. They can help with the facilitation of these.
The HCSD has a policy regarding the types of treats allowed in school. The wellness policy may be
found at www.humboldt.k12.ia.us under the lunch information in parent section.
PETS IN SCHOOL
Live animals will not be allowed in school district facilities except under special circumstances and only
for an educational purpose. Permission from the principal will be required of anyone wishing to bring an animal
into school district facilities. Appropriate supervision of animals is required when animals are brought into the
school district facilities. When permission is granted
special instructions will be given at that time.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Students have physical education class once per week. Please note these days on your home calendars
so that your child can dress appropriately on physical education days.
Gym Clothes
Physical education at Taft/Mease is a very activity oriented class. Your child should wear clothes that

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(515) 332-1330
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23 3rd St N

Dakota City, Iowa

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