CADET HANDBOOK - Massanutten Military Academy

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Massanutten Military Academy Cadet Handbook 2013 - 2014

CADET HANDBOOK SCHOOL YEAR 2013-14

Welcome to Massanutten Military Academy (MMA). You are among a select group of young men and women who are here because your parent(s) or guardian trusted MMA to teach, mentor, and train you to be a better student, citizen, and leader. We appreciate the opportunity to help you improve your academics, character, leadership skills, and physical abilities. Our primary responsibility is to ensure a healthy and safe environment. All faculty, staff, and cadets understand and participate in emergency situation training. This Cadet Handbook will help you to learn all important rules, regulations, and procedures that will make your MMA experience truly exceptional. We use basic guiding principles or words that we expect each cadet to develop or strengthen: Courage: The ability to confront fear, pain, anger, uncertainty, intimidation. Mental and moral strength to persevere in spite of fear, danger or difficulty Purity: Clean thoughts and freedom from guilt Industry: Steady and consistent effort to get a job done

We have an honor code which all Cadets follow: “A Cadet will act honorably at all times. A Cadet will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate dishonorable conduct by fellow cadets.” We also have a school motto: Non Nobis Solum (“Not for ourselves alone”)

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The MMA motto means you should consider how your actions may affect the Corps of Cadets. The goal is for you to be part of a Cadet Corps that works together to do what is right all the time, even when there is no one looking. It will sometimes take courage to do what is right, but the Cadet leadership and the MMA staff will assist you. MMA is a school with strong military traditions and customs. We use military time for all events and you will learn to use and understand military words. You will begin to see changes in your ability to think clearly and act quickly. This will not happen over a weekend. Rather it will be an ongoing process throughout your time at MMA. Much of you success depends on your attitude and your effort. Please be punctual for each class or event, be respectful, wear your uniform correctly, and follow the instructions of senior Cadets, Cadet Advisors (CA), faculty, and staff.

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CADET HANDBOOK SCHOOL YEAR 2013-14

Table of Contents Section 1……. New Cadet Orientation and Training 4 Section 2……..Academy Administration of the Corps of Cadets 5 Section 3……. Leadership and Responsibility 5 Section 4…......Cadet Chain of Command 6 Section 5…......Battalion Organization 7 Section 6..……Responsibilities of Officers and Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) 7 Section 7……..Rank and Promotions 7 Section 8……..Reduction in Rank 8 Section 9……..Cadre Training 8 Section 10..…..Day Students 9 Section 11……MMA Leadership Development Program 10 Section 12……Cadet Conduct Reports 12 Section 13……Incident Reports 14 Section 14……Consequences of Misconduct 14 Section 15……Infractions warranting On-the-Spot Corrections, Demerits, etc. 15 Section 16……Serious Misconduct Warranting Suspension or Dismissal 15 Section 17……Administrative Review of Cadet Misconduct 17 Section 18……Rewards and Recognition - Encouraging Excellence 17 Section 19……The Merit System 17 Section 20……Basic Rules of Conduct 17 Section 21……Honor Code 18 Section 22……Cadet Dormitory Rooms 18 Section 23……Authorized and Unauthorized items 19 Section 24……Financial Responsibility 21 Section 25……Right to Search 21 Section 26……Absences 21 Section 27……Cadet Vehicles 23 Section 28……Technology Policy 23 Section 29……Tobacco Products Policy 25 Section 30……Mail 26 Section 31……Hayes Activity Center (HAC) 26 Section 32……Cadet Bank – Distribution of Allowance 26 Section 33……Medical Procedures – Infirmary Policies 26 Section 34……Dormitory Life 27 Section 35……Emergency Procedures 28 Section 36……Off Limits Areas 29

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Section 1 - New Cadet Orientation and Training

1. During the first weeks at MMA, cadets learn about Academy customs and traditions, the honor system, cadet regulations, military drill, and other subjects to help them become successful cadets.

2. Each cadet continues “New Cadet” status until he/she completes all required “New

Cadet Testing,” various written, verbal, and performance examinations. New Cadet Testing is supervised by the Commandant Staff, assisted by various Battalion Staff members.

3. New Cadet Training emphasizes courtesy, self-control, and prompt response to proper authority.

4. MMA’s focus is preparation for college and career. New Cadet Training must not detract from that goal.

5. New Cadets, like all cadets, are to be treated with respect. They are to be addressed as “New Cadet ______.” No derogatory or demeaning forms of address are acceptable.

New Cadets Are Expected To: 1. Address cadet officers and NCOs as “Sir” or “Ma’am,” and other older cadets who are

not officers or NCOs as “Mister” or “Miss” as appropriate.

2. Stand at attention when addressed by Cadet Advisors or Student Leaders or when they enter the cadet’s room.

3. Memorize designated “Cadet Knowledge”.

4. Maintain their rooms in inspection ready standards at all times.

5. Sit at attention in the dining hall and demonstrate proper table manners.

6. Stay out of (do not use/ frequent) cadet company day room/ lounge.

New Cadets Will Not: 1. Take leave or town pass

2. Perform menial or humiliating tasks for other cadets – shining shoes, washing webbing,

cleaning rooms, serve food or drinks, etc.

3. Be required to execute any correctional exercise other than the maximum two-count pushups, 20 arm rotations, or up to three minutes of arm extensions

4. Wear battalion crests, black name tag, cadet epaulets, or cadet leather belt until earned

or awarded

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5. Wear make-up or jewelry Section 2 - Administration of the Corps of Cadets

1. MMA uses a military-styled structure and traditions to conduct all aspects of cadet life.

Company formations and dorm duties provide primary contexts in which cadets share responsibilities and develop leadership skills and lasting friendships.

2. The Head of School (HOS) is ultimately responsible for all Academy staff, programs, and

operations.

3. The Commandant Staff is responsible for the supervision and implementation of the reward and disciplinary systems, leadership training, and residential (dorm) life programs. The Commandant, Deputy Commandant, and Supervisory Cadet Advisor (CAS) train and assign the staff of Cadet Advisors (CA) to serve and counselors, mentors and positive role models to cadets campus-wide.

4. The Corps of Cadets is organized as a battalion with five companies (A-E) which are further divided into platoons and squads. Cadets are assigned ranks and duties based on demonstrated leadership, disciplinary, academic, and athletic performance.

5. The Battalion Commander, a Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, is the highest ranking cadet officer. Each company is commanded by a Cadet Captain who is responsible for compliance with regulations and orders; behavior in the dorms, formations, assemblies and mess hall; standards of personal appearance; and training to ensure proper performance of duty. Lieutenants and noncommissioned officers (NCOs) serving as platoon and squad leaders are similarly responsible for their respective units.

6. Cadet leaders may give orders to cadets in their units who are subordinate in military

rank. In common areas, on and off of campus, all cadets are responsible for ensuring that Academy rules and regulations are followed.

Army JROTC The Army JROTC Senior Army Instructor (SAI) is responsible for the Cadet Corps’ military training. The SAI has additional Army Instructor(s) (IA) to conduct classroom and field exercise military training. The JROTC Staff work with the Commandant Staff to help maintain military standards and good order and discipline in all aspects of cadet life. All MMA Cadets wear a military uniform, but the JROTC program is for 9th through 12th grades.

Section 3 - Leadership and Responsibility

You will learn the meaning of LEADERSHIP and RESPONSIBILITY. These valuable lessons are taught using proven methods and historic quotes by senior military officers such as Major General John M. Schofield during his address to the West Point Corps of Cadets in 1879.

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SCHOFIELD’S DEFINITION OF DISCIPLINE

The discipline which makes the soldiers of a free country reliable in battle is not to be gained by harsh or tyrannical treatment. On the contrary, such treatment is far more likely to destroy than to make an army. It is possible to impart instruction and to give commands in such a manner and such a tone of voice to inspire in the soldier no feeling but an intense desire to obey, while the opposite manner and tone of voice cannot fail to excite strong resentment and a desire to disobey. The one mode or the other of dealing with subordinates springs from a corresponding spirit in the breast of the commander. He who feels the respect which is due to others cannot fail to inspire in them regard for himself, while he who feels, and hence manifests, disrespect toward others, especially his inferiors, cannot fail to inspire hatred against himself.

Major General John M. Schofield

Address to the United States Corps of Cadets

General Schofield knew that his rank gave him the right to give orders to junior officers and subordinates, but there was no need to be harsh, disrespectful, or abusive to get a good soldier to follow orders. A good cadet, like a good soldier, follows orders willingly because he/she knows and trusts the superior officers. The Cadet Leaders, senior military officers, and MMA Staff will treat you with respect and issue orders that are consistent, fair, and reasonable.

Section 4 - Cadet Chain of Command 1. Cadet leaders are responsible for their assigned duties and for training, motivating, and

supervising their direct subordinates. Below is the Cadet Chain of Command. Leader Subordinates he/she directly supervises Battalion Commander (BC)

Executive Officer (XO) Company Commanders

Platoon Leaders (PL) Squad Leaders (SL)

2. Cadets must follow orders from leaders in their chain of command. The chain of command from bottom to top is Squad Leader, Platoon Leader, Company Commander, and Battalion Commander.

Executive Officer (XO), Company Commanders, Command Sergeant Major (CSM)

Battalion Staff Officers and NCOs

Company Executive Officer (XO), Platoon Leaders (PL), and First Sergeant (1SG)

Squad Leaders (SL) and Platoon Sergeant (PSG)

All squad members

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Section 5 - Battalion Organization

1. Battalion Headquarters: Battalion Commander - MAJ/LTC Battalion Executive Officer – CPT / MAJ Command Sergeant Major - CSM S1 (Adjutant) – CPT / MAJ S2 (Security/Guard) – 1st LT / CPT S3 (Operations/Training) – 1st LT / CPT S4 (Supply) - S6 (Mess) S5 (Public Affairs/Activities) - 1st LT / CPT

S7 (Medical) – 1st LT / CPT S8 (Athletics) – 1st LT / CPT S9 (Academics) – 1st LT/CPT

2. Line Companies:

Commander - CPT Executive Officer – 1st LT First Sergeant – 1st SGT Athletic/Activities NCO - SGT Supply Sergeant - SSG Platoon Leader – 2nd LT Platoon Sergeant - SFC Squad Leader – SGT / SSG Team Leader/Asst. SL – CPL / SGT Infirmary NCO - SGT Guidon Bearer - SGT

Section 6 - Responsibilities of Officers and Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs)

1. Cadet Officers’ and NCOs’ duties and responsibilities are detailed in Cadet Leader Guide.

2. No cadet private, regardless of grade level, has authority to give orders to any cadet, except within the scope of authority when assigned as a guard or Charge of Quarters.

3. All cadets must obey and respect the Charge of Quarters acting in the performance of

his/her duty.

4. Only the Company 1SG, XO, or Commander are authorized to give orders to the Charge of Quarters.

Section 7 - Rank and Promotions

1. Attaining rank in the Cadet Corps is an honor, a significant responsibility, and an opportunity to serve others through a position of authority. Cadet leaders must set high standards of conduct and integrity. They must understand the underlying reasons for specific rules and regulations, the procedures’ purposes. In this manner, they learn to

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lead—to adapt effectively to people and circumstances as they fulfill duties, model excellence, support fellow cadets, and build teamwork.

2. The Promotion System is designed to develop all cadets into leaders. Cadets are promoted to higher positions of rank and responsibility based on their performance in all areas of cadet life – duty assignments, dormitory, JROTC classes, athletics, promotion board appearances, and service to MMA. Leaders must be in good academic standing. Records of achievement from previous schools can also be considered.

3. Candidates appear before a promotion board comprised of the Commandant, the Dean

of Academics, and other school leaders. The cadet chain of command submits recommendations for promotion through the Commandant.

4. Rank is earned based on demonstrated maturity, discipline, leadership ability, and potential for advancement. Once awarded rank, the cadet retains that rank unless demoted for cause. The Head of School alone may award or remove rank.

5. Middle School cadets may be promoted to the rank of Private Second Class, Private First Class, and Corporal. Rank may be carried forward to upper school.

6. Officer/NCO rank criteria: Meets all academic and behavior standards as established by

the Commandant, the Dean of Academics, and the Head of School.

7. Cadets transferring from other military schools or recognized military training programs may be considered for promotion after completing New Cadet Training and other requirements.

Section 8 - Reduction in Rank

1. A cadet may be reduced in rank for cause as recommended by the Commandant, and/or the Dean of Academics through review procedures approved by the Head of School. In general, rank reduction results from excess demerits or tours, neglect of duty, inefficient or ineffective performance of duties, failure or unwillingness to lead subordinates properly, or unacceptable academic performance.

Section 9 - Cadre Training

1. During the Summer Leadership Program, cadets selected for rank for the upcoming school year may return to MMA for Cadre Training, during which they prepare for duties required of their prospective ranks and positions. Rank assignments are confirmed or altered based upon cadet performance during Cadre Training.

2. Topics addressed during Cadre Training:

a. Rank position duties and responsibilities b. Drill and Ceremonies c. Cadet Handbook d. Honor Code e. Personal and subordinate leadership development

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f. Physical Training g. New Cadet Training h. Dormitory and campus maintenance procedures

Section 10 - Day (Student) Cadets

1. Day cadets, as integral members of the Corps, participate in all cadet activities during the school day and in all special – drills, parades, sports, assemblies, tours, and community service.

2. Day cadets receive company assignments, and will have a designated dormitory room(s)

for changing into their athletic gear that they must maintain.

3. Day cadets must sign in with the Commandant’s Office by 0745 hours on weekdays. They must remain on campus until all duties are completed. They sign out as above each evening.

4. Day cadets whose parents wish for them to drive to school each day must receive the

authorization to do so from the Commandant and Head of School. The privilege will be revoked for violation of any of the following rules:

a. Vehicle keys must be turned in and picked up at the Commandant’s office daily. b. Cars will be parked in the north parking lot (below the Infirmary). c. Day cadets may not drive around on campus – they must enter and exit directly. d. Day cadets may never allow other cadets to enter their vehicles.

5. Unless required to remain on campus after 1730 for athletic contests or other approved

school-sponsored activities, day cadets are expected to depart the campus before Mess III.

6. Day cadets who return to campus must sign in/out and must comply with all uniform requirements and cadet regulations.

7. Day cadets will not remain on campus for Mess III or overnight without approval from the

Commandant.

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Section 11 – MMA Leadership Development Program The MMA Leadership Development Program is comprehensive including the following: 1. JROTC Leadership Training 2. Heroic Imagination Project (HIP) 3. MMA Personal Development Program 4. MMA Mentoring Program Cadet Officers and NCOs are expected to respond to rule violations or misconduct with on-the-spot corrections, approved remedial training, or issuance of a Conduct Report to the company Cadet Advisor (CA).

WORTH’S BATTALION ORDERS But an officer on duty knows no one -- to be partial is to dishonor both himself and the object of his ill-advised favor. What will be thought of him who exacts of his friends that which disgraces him? Look at him who winks at and overlooks offenses in one, which he causes to be punished in another, and contrast him with the inflexible soldier who does his duty faithfully, notwithstanding it occasionally wars with his private feelings. The conduct of one will be venerated and emulated, the other detested as a satire upon soldiership and honor.

Brevet Major William Jenkins Worth The Latin “root” of the word “discipline” is “to teach” with “Discipulus” being a pupil or

disciple. The MMA Mentoring/Disciplinary Program embraces the true meaning of

“discipline” in all matters of cadet behavior.

We believe that the consequences of one’s actions should be directly tied to the nature and

intent of the act with equal consideration to the individual involved. Another way of saying

this is that the punishment must not only fit the crime, but it must also fit the person.

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Mentoring and Disciplinary Matrix

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Orientation

2 Teaching

3 Coaching

4 Mentoring

5 Guiding

6 Counseling

7 On-campus Suspension

8 Off-campus Suspension

9 Dismissal

10 Law Enforcement Authorities

MMA and many other boarding schools have historically operated within a rigid disciplinary

system, where specific offenses were itemized along with a prescription of consequences,

usually in the form of demerits, tours, and/or restrictions.

MMA’s mentoring and disciplinary system is closely aligned with the Heroic Imagination

Project (HIP) and other component programs to form our overall MMA Leadership Program.

We believe that making good choices begins with understanding the possible outcomes of

choices. The matrix above is intended as a visual explanation of how behavior is managed

and dealt with at MMA. Our primary goal is to educate and mentor individuals toward good

choices and self-management. A more complete explanation of these efforts can be found

within our formal mentoring document. This specific document is intended to create a clear

understanding of how infractions will be dealt with.

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The horizontal axis is a “frequency” indicator. The vertical axis is a “severity” indicator. In this

manner we can plot behavior and adjust our efforts accordingly. Should either the frequency

or severity of an infraction fall into the remote parameters of the matrix, a suspension,

dismissal, or involvement with law enforcement may result.

Orientation, Teaching, and Coaching – This primarily targets first-year cadets. The

intention is to teach, not only the “what” but the “why”.

Mentoring, Guiding, Counseling - Mentoring and Guiding would generally be conducted

by both cadet leaders and adults. Counseling would be conducted by adults and may

include a formal appearance before our Disciplinary Review Board.

Suspension – Repeated acts of disrespect to others and/or non-compliance with MMA rules

and regulations may result in suspension.

Dismissal – Any action that endangers or intentionally harms individuals on campus. This

includes bringing drugs, drug paraphernalia, alcohol, and/or weapons onto campus. This

also includes acts of bullying, intimidation, or violence against anyone on campus. This may

also include continuing failure to comply with MMA rules and regulations, and violations of

the Cadet Honor Code.

Law Enforcement Authorities – Any action that is believed to be in violation of Federal or

State Law may be reported to law enforcement authorities. This may include actions relating

to sexual misconduct, drugs, weapons, acts of violence, or conspiracies to commit crimes.

Section 12 - Cadet Conduct Reports

1. The Conduct Report is designed to document information about cadets’ behavior. This

form is used to recognize outstanding and noteworthy behavior as well as misconduct.

2. When possible, minor infractions and incidents should be handled on-the-spot, without

unnecessary confrontation or emotional escalation.

3. Faculty members are encouraged to manage behavior within the classroom in

accordance with MMA culture and guidelines. Where necessary, teachers may involve

both the Academic Dean and the Commandant by means of a CCR and/or Incident

Report.

4. Incidents outside the academic building and dormitories go directly to the Commandant.

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5. Cadet Leaders may write Conduct Reports to submit to the Commandant’s office.

6. Faculty and Staff may submit Conduct Reports to the Commandant involving any cadet.

7. Cadet Officers and NCOs are authorized to write Conduct Reports only for cadet

subordinates in their own chain of command, but a Company Commander may write a

report on any cadet. The Battalion Commander, BXO, and CSM, as well as the Officer

Cadet Name __________________________________ Date _________ Unit ___________

Number _____________Description of conduct:______________ _____________________

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

RECOMMENDATION

___________________________________________ ______________

Signature Date

COMMANDANT DEPARTMENT

___________________________________________ ______________ Signature Date

Cadet Conduct Report

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and Sergeant of the Guard, may also write a report on any cadet throughout the

battalion.

8. Cadets of lower rank may bring the attention of misconduct of any cadet to a senior

officer or NCO regardless of rank.

9. Cadet leaders must submit their Conduct Reports to the company’s highest ranking

officer before evening accountability (approximately 2030). The ranking officer reviews

the reports with the Cadet Advisor.

10. The Cadet Advisor will enter all conduct reports directly into our electronic recordkeeping

system. Reports will be sent to the Commandant’s Office on a monthly basis.

11. The Commandant Staff will maintain accurate records regarding the merit awards,

demerits, and appropriate corrective measures for each cadet.

Section 13 - Incident Reports 1. An incident report will be completed for all matters relating to the following:

a. Theft

b. Damage to MMA property

c. Bullying/Violence

d. Any matter deemed to be detrimental to our mission

Section 14 - Consequences for Misconduct 1. Cadet misconduct, regulation infractions, or significantly poor performance of duties

result in corrective measures, such as the following: a. On-the-spot corrections b. Verbal or written counseling c. Approved remedial training d. Campus service e. Campus or room restriction f. On or off-campus suspension

Frequent infractions and/or serious infractions may lead to dismissal from MMA.

2. Consequences for a single infraction or for an accumulation of demerits are at the

discretion of the Cadet Advisor, under the direction of the Commandant. Consequences

are intended to encourage improvement in attitude and behavior. They must fit the

situation and circumstances, and not be excessive. The cadet’s well-being remains

foremost in determining and carrying out behavioral consequences.

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3. When a cadet accumulates excessive demerits, the Commandant or Deputy

Commandant will review the matter for consideration of additional remedial action. Cadet

Officers with excessive demerits may be subject to reduction in rank.

4. A further accumulation of excessive demerits warrants the cadet’s appearance before a

Disciplinary Board assigned by the Head of School. Based on the Board’s

recommendation, the cadet’s enrollment may be suspended or terminated by the Head

of School.

Section 15 - Types of Infractions Warranting On-the-Spot Corrections, Demerits, or other Consequences The following list of misconduct result in disciplinary consequences at the discretion of the Cadet Advisor and Commandant. The list is not all-inclusive. Any behavior that is inappropriate, disrespectful, or in violation of regulations set forth anywhere in this handbook or as explained to cadets by Faculty and Staff may also result in disciplinary consequences. In all instances, conspiracy to commit any infraction is misconduct. 1. Late or absent without permission 2. Unacceptable personal appearance 3. Specific misconduct in dormitories (behavior and inspections) 4. Specific misconduct elsewhere on campus 5. Failure to perform duties 6. Failure to follow MMA rules and regulations Section 16 - Serious Misconduct Warranting Suspension or Dismissal 1. Honor Code Violations

2. Harm to Others

a. Knowingly endangering or threatening another person’s health or safety b. Hazing – endangering someone’s health or safety as part of membership in some

group, regardless of whether the endangered or injured person participated voluntarily. Hazing is illegal and may result in criminal charges.

c. Bullying – any conduct that creates a climate of fear, intimidation, harassment, or humiliation. Bullying can occur through taunts, insults, rumors, or mean comments. This includes any aggression taken over electronic media, such as instant messaging, social media, etc.

d. Possession of weapons, explosives, fireworks, or ammunition

e. Branding (self or others)

f. Gang membership or conduct implying gang membership – conveying a threatening

attitude

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3. Improper, Disrespectful, or Immoral Conduct

a. Blatant disobedience, disrespect, insolence, or insubordination to a Faculty or Staff

member

b. A pattern of inability or unwillingness to adhere to Academy regulations

c. Conduct that brings discredit on MMA or damages its reputation

d. Conduct that undermines the Cadet Chain of Command or the MMA Leadership or is

prejudicial to the good order and discipline of the Cadet Corps

e. Trespassing in a dormitory assigned to the opposite sex (assisting/enabling)

f. Inappropriate sexual activity or indecency.

4. Intoxicants

a. Possession, use, or dissemination of illegal drugs or any controlled or non-prescribed

medications – (sale or distribution of illegal substances is reported to the appropriate

authorities).

b. Use of any product as an intoxicant – such as huffing

c. Possession of drug paraphernalia – rolling papers, pipes, needles, etc.

d. Possession, use, or dissemination of alcohol

e. Being under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicant on campus

5. Prescription Medications

a. Possessing, providing, or using prescription drugs without Infirmary authorization

b. Failure to ingest prescription medications dispensed by Infirmary staff – attempt to

deceive, palm, cheek…

6. Property

a. Stealing

b. Vandalism – willful destruction or defacing of others’ property

c. Arson or attempted arson

d. Unauthorized entry into any facility, room, or area, including another cadet’s

dormitory room

e. Breaking into another cadet’s footlocker, wall locker, or other private containers or

possessions

f. Turning in a false fire alarm; Tampering with fire extinguishers or smoke detectors

7. Endangerment

a. Smoking in or around any building on campus

b. Engaging in any act that could potentially bring harm to oneself or another

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Section 17 - Administrative Review of Cadet Misconduct The Commandant is responsible for ensuring that cadet misconduct and violations of regulations are resolved properly, that consequences and counseling occur in appropriate proportions and in a timely manner. When serious misconduct has occurred, or when a cadet’s poor performance or attitude has raised doubts about his/her ability or willingness to succeed at MMA, the Commandant reports the matter to the Head of School. The Head of School determines whether a hearing or other review board procedure is warranted, and if so, which Faculty and Staff members will participate. Section 18 - Rewards and Recognition – Encouraging Excellence Meritorious performance can result in the awarding of merits (below), JROTC Awards, certificates, promotion to higher positions of responsibility, medals or ribbons, and verbal or written commendations. Section 19 - The Merit System 1. The Merit System is designed to recognize and reward cadets for outstanding

performance of duties (in the classroom, in the dormitories, in the Companies, during sports, military events, music events, and/or other community activities), for extra effort, and for unsolicited good deeds or assistance to others (Good Samaritan Merits).

2. Faculty and Staff members recommend cadets for merits by submitting Conduct Reports to the Commandant. Cadet Officers may recommend merits by reporting to the Company Cadet Advisor.

3. Merits can be accumulated for awards and privileges as approved by the Head of

School.

4. The following is a sample list of conduct and performance warranting an award or merits, based on spirit, effort, and performance: a. academic performance b. athletic performance c. progress within leadership development program d. performance of duties e. citizenship (personal responsibility and aid to others)

Section 20 - Basic Rules of Conduct 1. Cadets will conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen. They treat others with

courtesy and respect. Cadet leaders will be fair and consistent with subordinates. They will fulfill duties and responsibilities according to the Cadet Handbook and specific instructions.

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Section 21 - Honor Code "A Cadet will act honorably at all times. A Cadet will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate dishonorable conduct by fellow cadets."

Consider these questions when deciding whether or not an action would be dishonorable. 1. Does the action attempt to deceive or allow someone to be deceived? 2. Is someone gaining an unfair advantage? 3. Would I feel treated unfairly if the action were directed at me? Answering yes to #1 or #2, or no to #3, indicates a dishonorable intent.

Section 22 - Cadet Dormitory Rooms For many of you, living in dormitory rooms with another person is a new experience. Don’t be concerned. We provide a clean, safe, room with furniture for sleeping, studying, and storing your military uniforms and authorized items. Daily inspections are conducted to ensure the rooms, hallways, and bathrooms are safe and clean. 1. The Commandant and the Senior Army Instructor (SAI), determine the layout for all

items authorized in cadet rooms. The layout is the same throughout the dormitories and applies to all cadets, regardless of rank. Any deviation from this prescribed layout must be approved by the Commandant.

2. Cadet rooms are subject to inspection at all times and should be kept in an inspection ready status.

3. Senior Cadet Advisor (SCA) assigns cadet rooms and roommates. Changes are prohibited without approval.

4. When assigned a room, cadets will be required to sign for all furniture supplied by MMA. Cadets will be held accountable for any damage to the room, furniture and equipment.

5. Damaged or missing items must be reported to the Cadet Advisor immediately. The report must include name(s) of those responsible for the damage or loss. Cadets must complete room inventories each time they move into or out of a dorm room.

6. Personal items will be secured in the cadet’s footlocker with an MMA issued padlock.

7. Music may be played in cadet rooms quietly as to not be heard outside of the cadet room.

8. Only faculty, staff and members of the corps are permitted in the dorms – except on special event weekends and as part of Admissions tours. Cadets are not permitted to enter the dorms of the opposite gender.

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9. A cadet may not enter another cadet’s room without permission and the presence of that occupant. Cadets may visit other cadet floors within their own dorm with permission of the Cadet Advisor on duty.

Section 23 - Authorized and unauthorized items

The MMA Quartermaster and Cadet Store offers for sale a limited stock of required items and supplies. Otherwise, items not brought from home may be purchased at local stores (Wal-Mart, Family Dollar, etc.). To ask about the availability of required items, you may contact the Quartermaster at (540) 459-0472.

1. Required Items and Supplies – Cadets must have the following items in their dormitory rooms. Before purchasing or bringing additional items, please see dorm room standards, requirements and item limitations in the Cadet Handbook.

a. T-shirts, underpants, and white socks - 12 white, crew neck—no tank tops b. Dress Black Socks – 12 pairs, calf length c. Alarm clock d. Clothing hangers (20 white plastic e. Running shoes – 1 pair f. Shoe and uniform care items; polish, brush, rags g. Dental care items (toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, etc.) h. Shaving items as needed (no electric razors) i. Deodorant (non-aerosol) j. Finger nail clippers, file k. Soap or body wash, shampoo, soap dish, shower shoes, caddy, etc. l. Bath robe m. Comb and/or hairbrush n. Elastic hairbands (females, own hair color) o. Bedding and linens – white only, no designs p. Bed sheets – twin size, 4 sets (Summer School: 2 sets) q. Pillow – standard size (1) r. Pillow cases (4) (Summer School 2 sets) s. Bath towels (5) Hand towels (5) Wash cloths (5) Summer: 4 towel sets t. Footlocker – metal or wood; size: 32” x 18” x 11”Footlockers may be purchased from

MMA Quartermaster (about $135)

2. The following items are prohibited:

a. Items that may represent potential fire hazard on campus. This includes appliances or lighting that may overheat.

b. Any item that may be used as a weapon or with the appearance of a weapon c. Any explosive or items used in explosives d. Tobacco products of any kind e. Violent, sexual, or otherwise offensive and inappropriate material (including music) f. Alcohol or other intoxicants or items that may be used as intoxicants g. Pets of any kind h. Prescription or non-prescription medicine i. Civilian clothing, masks, wigs, accessories, jewelry, etc.

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j. Excessive audio and video equipment k. Electronic surveillance or monitoring equipment l. Lighters, candles, or any materials used to ignite a fire m. Items of significant value

Please enquire with the Commandant’s office if in doubt. Prohibited items will be surrendered to the Commandant’s office. In all instances, parents will be notified and the matter will be under disciplinary consideration.

3. Visitors are not permitted in dorms without permission from the Commandant. Visitors are required to sign in with a senior staff member upon arrival at MMA.

4. Luggage – Cadets will mark, inventory and store luggage in the designated storage

room or with the Quartermaster. 5. Safeguarding valuables

a. Cadets must choose, collectively, to respect each other’s property. Each cadet is

responsible for safeguarding, inventorying and properly securing his/her possessions. Report any thefts to the Cadet Advisor or Commandant Staff.

b. Passports, visas, I-20 forms international health forms, and other immigration

documents must be turned in to the Business Office for safekeeping. In addition, plane, bus or train tickets will also be turned over to the Cadet Advisor for submission to the Business Office.

c. In an effort to safeguard one’s own property, cadets should take the following

precautions:

i. Do not keep expensive jewelry at MMA (girls may wear one set of plain ear studs.)

ii. Do not bring expensive electronic devices that are unnecessary for school work. iii. Do not lend valuable items to other cadets. iv. Do not leave any items unsecured.

6. Laundry and dry cleaning

a. Cadets will mark all clothing with their last name and first initial. Also, cadets are

required to have three laundry bags marked with their last name and first initial. b. Cadets will send out their dirty laundry and dry cleaning each week. Each cadet will

complete the proper laundry slips listing the items being sent out to the laundry. A laundry slip will be filled out for each laundry bag being sent out for cleaning. Laundry slips are in duplicate; one is placed inside the laundry bag, one is retained by the cadet.

c. On laundry day, all beds are to be stripped. Cadet Advisors will inspect mattresses

each week. Following the inspection, cadets replace mattress covers and remake beds to standards before Evening Study Period (ESP).

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d. Only one cadet’s laundry will be placed in each bag. Thus, only one name should be

on each bag and laundry slip.

You and your roommates(s) will learn to work together to maintain a clean room and functional living arrangement.

Section 24 - Financial responsibility 1. A cadet, along with his or her parent or legal guardian, is responsible for the

replacement of any item that is damaged or lost by the cadet. This includes items belonging to another cadet as well as items owned by the academy.

Section 25 - Right to search The academy reserves the right to search a cadet’s room, personal property, and person at any time. This includes electronic devices. 1. All searches must be approved by the Head of School or the Commandant 2. Unauthorized items must be given to a Cadet Advisor.

Section 26 - Absences 1. Any absence from campus, a formation, or an assigned duty requires prior

administrative approval. The Commandant is responsible for coordinating absence approvals and verifying cadet accountability.

2. Class Absences and the Request for Absence form a. Absence from class requires approval by the Dean of Academics. Teachers

immediately notify the Registrar of any cadets absent from class. The Registrar takes action to locate the missing cadet.

b. When cadets know in advance that they will miss a class, they must complete and submit the Request for Absence Form. Forms are available in the Academic Office. Each of the cadet’s teachers must sign the form before the cadet submits it to the Dean for final approval.

c. The request may be granted or denied based on the cadet’s academic performance, or for other administrative reasons.

d. Absence from more than nine classes in a semester may provide cause for loss of course credit. Cadets with excessive absences are responsible for meeting with the Registrar to verify their class credit eligibility.

e. Cadets must be in their assigned duty locations at all times – dormitory, classrooms, sports areas, etc. Once a cadet has reported to the duty location and has been accounted for, he/she may not leave that location without a “Cadet Pass” signed by the faculty/staff member in charge.

3. Day Cadets’ Absences from School – Parent must inform the Academic Dean if a Day

Cadet is going to be absent. His/Her parent/guardian must inform the Academy by telephone before 0830 hours. A Day Cadet who is absent without having given prior

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notice must bring a note of explanation from his/her parent or guardian or may be subject to disciplinary consequences.

4. All Campus Leave and Town Passes are privileges requiring Academy approval. Those

privileges may be withheld or withdrawn if the cadet has failed to complete academic assignments; has disciplinary issues; or has other athletic, academic, or military duties. Cadets with approved leave or passes must depart campus and return in the prescribed MMA uniform.

5. Cadet Chain of Command presence is required on campus – particularly on weekends –

unless the Corps of Cadets is on scheduled holiday (furlough). During normal leaves and town pass periods, the following minimum staffing is required. a. Battalion Staff – Three members must remain on campus, one from each of the

following groups: CDR, XO or CSM S1, S2, S3, S4 S5, S6, S7, S8, S9 b. Companies (A-E, HQ) – Two members must remain on campus, one of those being

an officer. One must be the CDR, XO or 1SG and one may be a Platoon Leader or Platoon Sergeant.

c. Cadets must ask Cadet Advisors for “Leave/Pass Request” forms by 1600 hours on

Wednesday. The forms must be completed and returned by Wednesday at 1800 hours. Cadets will be told if the leave request is approved or disapproved by 1830 hours on Thursday.

d. Cadets departing campus for pass or leave must complete Part II of the “Leave/Pass

Request” and submit it to the Cadet Advisor. Once the Cadet Advisor approves the request, the cadet may report to the Hayes Activity Center (HAC) to sign out.

e. The Cadet will sign out upon departure and sign in upon return at the HAC. The adult

who is accepting responsibility for the cadet’s departure must accompany the cadet and sign the “sign-out” log.

f. Cadets on town pass must indicate where they are going. Cadets must be with an

approved adult or their designated buddy-cadet. A cadet must have his/her buddy-cadet with him/her at all times. Cadets will remain in uniform when on town pass.

g. A cadet may not depart on leave with anyone other than the cadet’s own

parent/guardian unless the Commandant’s office has received and verified a written request from the cadet’s parent/guardian. If invited to another cadet’s home, the cadet must provide the Cadet Advisor with a copy of written invitation from the hosting parent(s). Cadet Advisors will verify such requests by telephone calls to both set of parents/guardians.

h. Cadets will sign in at the HAC as soon as they return to campus. i. Cadets may not remain on campus after they have been signed out. j. Cadets who violate these rules are subject to loss of leave/pass privileges.

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k. During special weekends – Homecoming, Ring Hop, Founders Day, and Military Ball – cadets may not take town passes or remain in Shenandoah County while on leave. Leaves will be permitted only for cadets who will remain in their parents’ care in locations outside of Shenandoah County.

Section 27 - Cadets Vehicles

1. Cadets may ride only with their own parents or with others authorized by their parents. 2. Cadets may not enter day cadets’ vehicles. Section 28 – Technology Policy MMA recognizes and embraces existing and emerging technology in accordance with the wishes of the parent, general order and decorum on campus, and the well-being of all MMA faculty, staff, and cadets. Our goal is to build responsible behavior regarding all technology through ongoing education and appropriate procedures.

1. Cellular Telephones

a. Cadets are allowed to carry and use cell phones if authorized in writing by the

cadet’s parent/guardian and in keeping with the rules and regulations of MMA. b. Cell phones must be registered with the Commandant’s Office. Unregistered cell

phones will be returned to the cadet’s parents. c. Cadets are expected to comply with MMA rules or an authorized person’s

instructions regarding possession of or use of cell phones. “Authorized persons” includes staff, faculty, and cadet officers.

d. Abuse of cell phone privileges are subject to immediate action, up to and including the return of the cell phone to the cadet’s parents. 1) The cell phone ringer must be turned “off” except during times of authorized use. 2) Cell phones must be kept out-of-sight except during times of authorized use. 3) Cell phone must not be used inappropriately regarding any on-board camera,

text messaging, voice contact, or other ability.

e. Authorized use of cell phones 1) Cell phones may be used in the HAC and in dorm rooms after “reveille” but

before “taps”. 2) Cell phones may be used during class time at the discretion of the teacher. 3) Cell phones may be used during periods of leaves, trips, and during “official free

time” on campus in the HAC or HAC area, but not at sporting events. 4) During unauthorized times within the dorms, cell phones must be placed on the

cadet’s dresser and be turned off. 5) Cell phones must not interfere with duties and/or responsibilities.

2. MMA Academy telephones

a. Official school phones will not be used to place personal calls. Unauthorized use of an Academy phone and/or use of a staff or faculty phone to place a long distance call will be considered an Honor Code violation.

3. Portable computing or information storage devices

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a. With the exception of (b) below, Cadets are allowed to carry and use portable

computing and data storage devices (PCD) if authorized in writing by the cadet’s parent/guardian and in keeping with the rules and regulations of MMA.

b. Augmented Reality Headsets (Google Glasses) are prohibited on campus. c. All PCD must be registered with the Dean of Cadets. Unregistered PCD will be

returned to the cadet’s parents. d. Cadets are required to comply with MMA rules or an authorized person’s instructions

regarding possession of or use of PCD. “Authorized persons” includes staff, faculty, and cadet officers.

e. Abuse of PCD privileges are subject to immediate action up to and including return of the PCD to the cadet’s parents. 1) The PCD must be turned “off” except during times of authorized use. 2) PCD must be kept out-of-sight except during times of authorized use. This

includes “ear-buds.” 3) PCD must not be used inappropriately regarding any on-board camera, text

messaging, voice contact or other ability.

f. Authorized use of PCD 1) PCD may be used during dorm hours after “reveille” and before “taps”. 2) PCD may be used during class time at the discretion of the teacher. 3) PCD may be used during periods of “official free time”, leaves, or trips, or on-

campus sporting events. 4) During unauthorized times within the dorms, PCD must be stored safely and be

turned off. 5) PCD must not interfere with duties and/or responsibilities.

4. Massanutten Military Academy is a disciplined institution and does not permit student

access to potential sources of pornography, fraudulent activities, copy right violations or other illegal activities to include:

a. Use of an unauthorized user account for any purpose. b. Use of cell phones or PCD for solicitation or malicious behavior. c. Use of computer programs or applications to compromise Academy networks d. Destruction or reconfiguration of, installation of inappropriate software or malicious

behavior on any computer(s) owned by the Academy. e. Creation and/or propagation of computer viruses or activities that produce similar

results to viruses. f. The use of personal cell phones, PCD, or Academy computers for lewd, obscene,

vulgar, inflammatory, racial or disrespectful language, or for the purposes of harassment; this includes the viewing of age-inappropriate or content-inappropriate videos or video games.

g. Sharing or downloading of unapproved or illegal files and programs. h. Use of personal cell phones or Academy computers to facilitate the contractual sale

of illegal drugs, services, gang activities, acts of violence, terrorism, or similar behavior.

i. Inappropriate language presented by Internet access or e-mail correspondence. j. Use of any device or other means used to engage in any act of aggression or

defamation regarding another person or organization.

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Section 29 - Tobacco Products Policy Massanutten Military Academy is a tobacco-free campus. It does not permit or condone the use of tobacco products of any description on campus. Our primary goal is to preserve a healthy and safe environment for everyone on campus. This must remain paramount in all our thoughts, discussions, and actions. Our secondary goal will be to assist those who would like to stop their tobacco addiction by providing facts, strategies, methods, and motivation. A comprehensive strategy to achieve and maintain a tobacco-free campus is ongoing. 1. Tobacco products found on campus will immediately be surrendered to the Cadet

Advisor or other MMA adult.

2. Any Cadet found using tobacco products on campus will be subject to the terms of our

Tobacco Cessation program.

3. Cadets found smoking in or around MMA buildings will be subject to disciplinary actions,

up to and including dismissal from school.

Section 30 – Mail 1. The Quartermaster processes incoming mail. 2. Cadet’s mailing/return address format is:

a. Cadet (cadet’s name), b. Massanutten Military Academy, c. 614 South Main Street d. Woodstock, VA 22664

3. Packages received will be subject to inspection.

Section 31 - Hayes Activity Center (HAC) 1. The HAC is available to cadets in good standing during weekday evenings and weekend

afternoons.

2. All MMA rules apply to Cadets using the HAC and any Cadet who does not follow the rules or the instructions of the HAC Supervisor regarding the proper use of the recreational equipment being respectful of other cadets, may be asked to leave. Report any damage to any equipment or TVs to the HAC Supervisor.

Section 32 - Cadet Bank – Distribution of Allowance

1. The Business Office staff will distribute cadet allowances weekly in accordance with parents’ instructions.

2. Cadets may not receive advances from account funds. 3. Cadets may not borrow or lend money. 4. Cadets may keep up to $25 in their rooms or on their persons.

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Section 33 - Medical Procedures – Infirmary Policies 1. Sick call is after each Mess period. At any other time, the cadet must have a pass from

his/her Cadet Advisor or teacher. Except in medical emergencies, the nurse will not see the cadet if he/she does not have a pass.

2. During the class day, a cadet must obtain a pass from his/her teacher before reporting to the Infirmary. The nurse will sign the pass and the cadet must return it to the teacher when he/she returns to class.

3. Cadets may not visit the Infirmary restroom during class breaks or free time.

4. Cadets are prohibited from keeping medications in their rooms or in their possession. Cadets who have prescription medicine from their family physician or over-the-counter medicines must turn in such medicines, with physician instructions, to the Infirmary. Exceptions include asthmatic inhalers and medicated ointments approved by the Infirmary staff. The nurse on duty will dispense medications during meals.

5. It is the cadet’s responsibility to take his/her medication on time, each time, as prescribed.

6. A cadet who is absent from MMA for medical reasons must, upon his/her return, have a note from parent/guardian and doctor explaining the absence.

7. When the Infirmary staff determines that a cadet’s activities should be limited because of a medical condition, the cadet will be issued a pass (red slip) detailing the restrictions and their time frame.

8. A cadet on medical restrictions disallowing physical activity will report to his/her duty (sports) location and watch. At the end of the restriction period, the cadet will report to Sick Call for reevaluation. A cadet “Excused Rifle” will attend drill formations and parades without a rifle.

9. Cadets on medical restriction will attend formations unless they are admitted to the Infirmary.

10. Parents should not schedule cadets’ routine medical care during closed weekends.

11. Refusal to follow a nurse’s orders can warrant suspension from school.

12. Cadets may not enter the Infirmary without the nurse’s permission.

13. Cadets may not enter the opposite gender’s Infirmary ward.

14. Only one cadet at a time may enter the nurse’s treatment/medication area.

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Section 34 - Dormitory Life Visitors are not permitted in Dormitory without explicit permission from the Commandant.

1. Cadet Charge of Quarters (CQ) Duties

a. The Cadet Advisor and Company Commander are responsible for assigning cadets to serve as the unit’s CQ. Only Cadet Staff Sergeant and above will serve this duty.

b. The Company Commander determines the CQ’s uniform. c. Company CQ duties will be shared equally by the unit leaders. d. Commanders are responsible for their units’ performance of CQ duties. e. Specific CQ instructions are published in Annex A.

2. Restrictions on Outdoor Activities

a. Music is not permitted in any public areas. b. Cadets may not play sports on Company Street, except for staff-supervised physical

training. c. Skateboarding is allowed only with proper safety equipment, and only on driveways

west side of campus. 3. Academic Coaching and Mandatory Study Halls

a. The Academic Dean and the faculty determine scheduling and requirements for cadets’ attendance at academic coaching.

b. A teacher may require any cadet student to report to tutorial sessions, and any cadet may report voluntarily unless he/she is already required to attend another teacher’s tutorial session.

c. Cadets with academic deficiencies (low grades, incomplete homework or other assignments) may be required to attend additional study halls during sports, evenings, or weekends.

d. Unexcused absences from or tardiness to assigned tutorials or study hall are subject to disciplinary consequences (demerits, etc.).

4. Evening Study Period (ESP) a. Evening supervised study period runs from 2000 to 2130 hours. Times can be

adjusted by the Academic Dean. b. During ESP, all cadets must study in their rooms, at their desks, without any talking

or listening to music. Exceptions will be determined by the Dean of Academics c. Unless specifically authorized by the Cadet Advisor on duty, a cadet may not study in

another cadet’s room. d. Cadets will use computers only for academic purposes during ESP. e. The Academic Dean is responsible for assignments to the Learning Support Program

(LSP), individual tutoring, or any other study halls required during ESP. f. As determined by the Deans of Academics and Cadet Advisors, ESP can be

replaced on occasion with “Quiet Time,” during which cadets may work quietly, in their own rooms, on matters other than academic studies.

5. Late Lights a. Cadets in grades 9–PG may request permission from their Cadet Advisor to have

late lights to study in their rooms until 2300 hours.

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6. Library a. Cadets may not be in the library unless the librarian is present or another faculty or

staff member is supervising, as approved by the Dean or the Librarian. b. Classroom uniform is required at all times. c. No food, candy, or beverages other than water are allowed in the library. d. Disruptive behavior is not permitted. e. Cadets must have passes to enter the library, and they must sign in/out. f. Each cadet may check out up to five (5) books or magazines at a time for a two-

week loan period. They may renew the items to extend the loan period up to two times.

g. Cadets are responsible for any materials checked out to them and must pay to repair or replace any damaged or lost materials.

7. Interscholastic Sports

a. To be eligible for sports, a cadet must not have turned 19 before September 1 of that school year.

b. Team captains assist coaches in ensuring that cadets depart athletic fields promptly. All cadets must take a shower and put on a clean uniform for Mess III.

c. Playing baseball, lacrosse, golf, or football in the gymnasium is prohibited. No cleats or street shoes will be worn in the gymnasium.

d. Cadets participating in sports or exercise of any type will wear only designated MMA athletic uniforms or sports uniforms. Civilian wear is unauthorized. Authorized athletic wear: 1) Summer – MMA T-shirt and shorts, calf-length solid white socks and appropriate

footwear 2) Winter – Summer uniform with MMA sweatshirt (not hooded) and MMA

sweatpants 3) Team uniforms as designated by coaches 4) Seniors may wear the sweatshirt and T-Shirt of the College or University they

have been accepted to and plan to attend, or the branch of service they have committed to.

5) Cadets who have earned Varsity letters are authorized to wear MMA letters on their cadet jackets. The Academy seamstress will sew on the letter.

Section 35 - Emergency Procedures 1. The Head of School and the Commandant will ensure the overall safety and

preparedness of all Faculty, Staff, and cadets in the event of an on-campus emergency.

2. All emergency policies and procedures will be reviewed and audited semi-annually.

3. Emergency training and drills will occur as a regular and ongoing course of business. Health, safety, and emergency procedures will be part of new cadet training.

4. In the event of an emergency, communications to Faculty, Staff, cadets, parents, and the media will be directed by the Head of School.

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Section 36 - Off Limits Areas 1. Cadets may not go off campus without permission. The following areas are off limits to

cadets unless accompanied or explicitly permitted by an Academy staff member(s) with applicable authority.

2. Off Limits areas off campus:

a. Cadets must stay along Route 11 as they walk north into Woodstock or south toward convenience stores. They may go as far as North Street and as far south as Shenandoah Avenue.

b. All areas along Route 42 east of the Bowling Alley and west of I-81 c. The gas station across the street d. All motels, hotels, guest houses, etc., unless the cadet is staying with his/her own

parents

3. Off Limits Areas on campus: a. Building roofs b. Fire escapes except during actual emergency c. Faculty apartments unless authorized by the Commandant for a specific task/time. d. The area between the Hayes Activity Center and Sperry Hall. e. Classrooms except when the teacher is present (during class times, tutorials, etc.) f. Other cadets’ rooms when they are not present g. Cook and Kitchen Dining Hall except when at meals or on official business h. Caskey Auditorium except during class/assembly, or as directed i. HAC and Library except as directed and/or accompanied by faculty/staff j. The alleyway behind Benchoff Hall, Harrison Hall, and Lantz Hall except in travel

between classes k. Dormitory during the class day and sports time, except as authorized by the

Commandant. l. Benchoff Hall (B-2) hallway unless for a scheduled appointment or authorized

business.

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