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No. 230
Section	,PUPILS
Title	PUBLIC PERFORMANCES BY STUDENTS
School District
of the
Borough of Plum				
		SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF PLUM	
	Date Adopted		

Guide	Reference
230. PUBLIC PERFORMANCES BY STUDENTS
1. Purpose 	The Board recognizes the value to students of sharing
their talents and skills with the community through student participation and performances in public events.
2. Authority 	The Board endorses such performances when:
1.	They constitute a learning experience which contributes to the education program.
2.	They do not interfere with other scheduled activities of the school.
3.	The circumstances of the event do not pose a threat to the health, safety and well-being of the students who will be involved.
All requests for public performances by student
groups require the approval of the Board of Directors.
All requests for public performances by student
groups require the approval of the building Principal
3. Delegation 	The Superintendent shall develop procedures to imple‑
of Responsi ment this policy which require that:
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Parental permission shall be is sought and received before students may participate.
When public performances are scheduled as a regular part of a course of study taken for credit, students shall be informed in advance of their obligation to participate; and they will be excused from participation only in accordance with the rules and procedures governing school attendance.
No student, group of students or employees of this Board may receive compensation for the performance in public of students organized as a school representative.
All students who are members of the group invited to perform are polled for their willingness to do so and that no request for a performance be granted unless the faculty advisor	

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