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Continuing Education SUMMER 2020 HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM Student and Parent Handbook ADVANCEMENT • RECOVERY • ENRICHMENT cod.edu/cehighschool
cod.edu/cehighschool
Continuing Education
SUMMER 2020 HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
Student and Parent Handbook
Welcome to College of DuPage
2020
Contents
We are pleased that you have chosen to catch up, keep up or accelerate your REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
academic career by participating in the COD High School and Junior High Student Eligibility.................................................4
Achiever Program. There are multiple options available at College of DuPage for Tuition and Refunds.............................................4
high school and Junior High Achievers students, whether you take one summer Student Accommodations...................................4
course, participate in a career program or continue your education at the College.
ATTENDANCE
All students are asked to read and understand the information outlined in this Attendance Policy...............................................4
Summer High School and Junior High Achievers handbook. We also ask for parents/guardians to be familiar with the information
in this document, as partners in their student’s educational experience.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT AND
EXPECTIONS
MANDATORY ORIENTATION
Student Code of Conduct...................................5
In addition to credit programs, COD offers summer enrichment classes, test
Responsible Use of Computer Equipment
preparation courses, career camps and tutoring. For more information on any of
and Internet Access.........................................5
these programs, call (630) 942-2208.
SESSIONS
Electronics Policy................................................6
Student Responsibility........................................6
Have a happy and productive summer!
Student Issues.....................................................6
College of DuPage Continuing Education IMPORTANT INFORMATION
(630) 942-2208 Important Dates...................................................6
Register at cod.edu/cehighschool ce@cod.edu Class Locations...................................................6
cod.edu/cehighshool Grading................................................................6
Contact Information............................................6
All students registered for both the 2020 high school The option of an in-person orientation Summer 2020 Textbook List...............................7
summer program and Junior High Achievers program session is also available only for FORMS
are required to complete an in-person or online students registered at District 204 High Release of Grade Form.......................................9
School programs on the following date: Vision
orientation session with a parent or guardian. Students College of DuPage will be the primary college district residents
Photo and Video Release....................................9
Parent/Student Handbook Signature Form.........9
and parents review and sign required documents as Wednesday, May 13, 7 to 8 p.m. choose for high quality education. Emergency Contact Form.................................10
part of the session. Details of this presentation include: Neuqua Valley High School, Naperville Waiver of Liability and Emergency
Mission
Medical Release.............................................10
The mission of College of DuPage is to be a center for excellence
• Program Policies Visit cod.edu/cehighschool for in teaching, learning and cultural experiences by providing
• Grading registration details and call accessible, affordable and comprehensive education.
• Student/Parent Handbook (630) 942-2208 or email ce@cod.edu for
• Required Paperwork more information.
• Grade Release Authorization Forms Follow us!
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HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT COURSES Grades and Grade Release Form
High school summer school grades are available
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
AND EXPECTATIONS
High School Credit courses are taught by high grade 9 in fall 2020 will not be eligible to request you follow the provided deadlines: on myACCESS. Grades are not mailed home.
receive high school math credit through this A final exam will be given on the last day of Student Code of Conduct
school instructors using high school textbooks Semester 1: Friday, May 1 The opportunity to study at College of DuPage is
and following the syllabi of high school courses. programming. Semester 2: Friday, May 29 the session. Privacy laws dictate that a signed
and dated Release of Grade form must be a privilege and students are accountable for their
Students enrolled in these classes must comply own conduct. The condensed summer schedule
with the expectations and policies provided in Please be sure to work with your counselor Students notifying the Center after this deadline completed in order for College of DuPage
to release and/or send your grade to any warrants the institution of a strict behavior
this Student and Parent/Guardian Handbook, before registering. All students must meet may have a delay in receiving services.
school. Please print clearly and indicate the policy. Disciplinary procedures often instituted SUMMER
in addition to the policies of the site location for with their high school guidance counselors to
contact person at the high school. A release of during the academic school year may not apply HIGH SCHOOL
their course(s). determine credit eligibility. To request accommodations, please contact:
grade form is needed for each course completed to this summer school program. When a student
Center for Access and Accommodations is found to be in violation of the Student Code of MANDATORY
Please note: Both student and guardian/ Keep Your Contact Information Student Services Center (SSC), Room 3249 by the student, including semester courses.
Grades issued by College of DuPage for high Conduct or the Appropriate Use of Computers, ORIENTATION
parent must participate in an online or in- Up-to-Date Email: access@cod.edu the site supervisor or high school program
person orientation session for all high school Phone: (630) 942-2154; TDD: (630) 858-9692; school summer classes are final. Parents SESSIONS
Help us stay in touch to provide you with any coordinator, in conjunction with the dean of
and Junior High Achievers credit classes. program updates or room changes. Ensure we Fax: (630) 942-2071 must complete, sign and return the Release Register at
of Grade form for College of DuPage to Continuing Education, will assess the situation
have your current email address and phone cod.edu/cehighschool
request their grade information be sent to and make an irrevocable decision.
Junior High Achievers numbers, so we have multiple ways to reach
ATTENDANCE the appropriate high school. This policy is
A High School Preview Experience you. Please call (630) 942-2208 to update or The following types of conduct are examples
stop by our office. Attendance Policy designed to maintain the grade/transcript as an
accurate and complete record of meeting course that shall result in removal from the program:
Students entering grades 7 and 8 can explore College of DuPage offers a two-semester
requirements. Contact Continuing Education • Assaulting, threatening, harassing or
their interests in non-credit academic courses Cancellations and class capacity summer High School Credit program. This
for future Grade Release inquiries. Continuing endangering the health or safety of students,
among a group of peers. Classes are modeled We require a minimum number of enrolled program is an extension of the academic
Education keeps grades on file for five years. College/school personnel or anyone else
after high school credit courses and held to the students in order to run a class. To avoid curriculum designed to provide students with within College/school facilities.
same academic standards, policies and rigor you inconvenience to students, staff will cancel a opportunities to gain academic credit or to
expect from our COD Youth Academy. explore interests by auditing a class. Please Set Up Your myACCESS Account and • Verbally abusing College/school personnel
class three to five business days in advance of
All classes require parents/guardians to walk note, however, the level of commitment needed: Student Email or students.
the start date and offer participants alternative
students to their class as well as participate in an classes (if applicable) or a full refund. Avoid one day in the summer program equals one After registration, your student will automatically • Willfully impeding, obstructing, interfering with Responsible Use of Computer
online orientation session. Junior High Achiever disappointment and register early. week of a regular school year. Prompt and receive a “dupage.edu” email account. You or disrupting the performance of the College/ Equipment and Internet Access
courses are on the main campus in Glen Ellyn. consistent attendance is mandatory to ensure are responsible for knowing your student ID school education function. All use of the internet must be in support of the
Tuition and Refunds the same contact hours and teaching and number and myACCESS/Email username. This • Failing to cooperate with College of DuPage curriculum set forth in the class. Students shall
While COD does not offer High School learning opportunities as during the school information can be found in your registration not use computers for non-academic related
General credit courses are priced at $349 per Police personnel in the lawful performance of
Credit for these courses, be sure to contact year. Students should not register for classes letter or you can call the Continuing Education activities unless given specific permission by
semester. Science credit courses include a lab their duties.
your student’s school before registration to for high school credit if they have vacation office to confirm your student’s ID number. the instructor. Students will be allowed internet
fee of $369 per semester. Course textbooks can • Illegal or unauthorized use of computers and
determine if credit or advanced placement plans, athletic camps/competitions, or other access when it relates to classroom work and
be rented or purchased by the student. the internet as detailed below in regard to the
can be awarded. COD can provide course obligations that will prevent them from Final Exams: If a student is enrolled in a class are restricted to use the software that pertains to
outlines upon request. Grades are sent home attending class. The latest possible time to that requires a final exam, the final will be given Responsible Use of Computer Equipment and
A full refund is issued if a student withdraws from their specific coursework.
with students on a grade sheet and are not receive a refund is 24 business hours prior to the on the last day of class in the semester. If a Internet Access.
first semester classes by Friday, June 5 by 5 p.m.
eligible for official transcripts or to be viewed start of your class. student is absent for the final exam, COD Ethical Use
Withdrawals for second semester must occur
through myACCESS. cannot and will not provide an opportunity for Cheating, plagiarizing, forgery or any other If a class requires online access, students should
prior to Thursday, July 2 by 5 p.m. Full refunds
will be provided for classes that do not meet Absences: Summer school is a condensed any make-up exam, nor will COD administer form of academic dishonesty shall result in the only upload or mail material that is accurate,
All program policies and procedures outlined in school experience. However, illness and the final exam early or proctor the exam at a following: inoffensive, non-threatening and legal. If, at any
a minimum enrollment one week prior to the
this handbook apply to students enrolled in the emergencies do occur. Students are allowed later time. The grades the student will receive for • Students caught in any form of cheating will time, the classroom instructor or other students
scheduled start.
Junior High Achievers programs. two (2) absences per semester course; more the final exam in these cases will be recorded as receive an automatic zero on the assignment. find a student online viewing/writing material that
No refunds will be issued for the than two absences per semester course will an “F” (zero points) and will be factored into the Parents will be notified. is threatening or offensive, that student will have
Parent/Guardian Note following reasons: result in a “Withdraw” grade being issued for no semester grade. • A repetition of such an offense shall result in online access revoked and will be removed from
You are the first and most important teacher your • If the student registers for class and does credit, without a refund. All absences are treated an “F” for the semester grade and removal the program, as this practice is in violation of the
child will ever have. The opportunity to work with not attend. equally; there are no “excused” or “unexcused” Textbooks: Most classes require a textbook. from the program. Continuing Education Student Code of Conduct.
you and your child as a team is important to all of absences for summer classes. Textbooks are not included in the course Students must inform the classroom instructor
us. This handbook is issued to help students and • If the student withdraws after the above- fee for Continuing Education summer high
The respective townships shall impose police immediately if they accidentally encounter any
parents become familiar with the general policies mentioned withdrawal dates for any reason. Tardies: Students are expected to arrive to class school courses. Course textbook information is
action for violation of smoking ordinances. This inappropriate material. The College cannot be
of the high school program at College of DuPage • If the student is dropped for violation of the and return from breaks on time. Four (4) tardies provided online and in the High School Schedule held accountable for the materials found on the
and the College itself. Please read the information Student Code of Conduct and/or Appropriate of Classes, including the ISBN numbers, at cod. applies to all students on and off campus, under
from either the start of class or from a scheduled internet, although every attempt will be made
and contact Continuing Education regarding any Use of Computer/Internet and/or the High edu/cehighschool. Textbooks, when needed, the age of 18.
break equals an absence. Tardiness exceeding by College of DuPage employees to prevent
questions about the information enclosed. School/Attendance Policy. 15 minutes will be considered an absence. Four are available for purchase or rent from the Follett students from viewing inappropriate materials.
College of DuPage Bookstore. The Bookstore The following types of conduct are examples
tardies, whether for late arrival time to class
is located on campus in Glen Ellyn, Monday to for which police action and removal from the
Accommodations for Student with or not turning in handbook pages, equals Unacceptable Use
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS an absence. Thursday, 7:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. Visit codbooks. program shall be enforced:
Disabilities • Possessing, using, distributing, attempting to The following list, although not inclusive, cites
Student Eligibility com to rent or purchase the course textbook. examples of unacceptable use of the internet:
In accordance with the Americans with use or distribute weapons, illegal or controlled
COD high school programs are open to students Forms: The Student and Parent Handbook forms Participants may also purchase textbooks • Violation of copyright.
Disabilities Act (ADA) and amendments, substances or look-alikes, including drugs,
entering or currently enrolled in high school, must be returned on or before the first day of through any online book vendor. See the
College of DuPage Continuing Education alcoholic beverages and fireworks. • Downloading of any type of software, plug-in,
while, the junior high achievers program accepts class. Please see the forms at the conclusion textbook list on page seven.
provides the opportunity for students to • Intentionally damaging, destroying College/ etc., to a computer on the College of DuPage
incoming seventh- and eighth-grade students. of the handbook for signature pages. Lack of
succeed. Accommodations will be determined school property (including graffiti); attempting campus or at any of its off-campus sites.
The summer high school credit program is an compliance will result in the student remaining in Note: Students who do not bring their
based on the documentation provided by the to damage or destroy College/school
extension of the regular academic program class but being marked tardy for the day and textbooks with them to class by the second • Online purchase or advertising of materials
student or parent. The College is not responsible property; or theft of College/school property,
designed to provide students with opportunities subsequent days until forms are returned. day will be issued a tardy. Additional days or services.
for communicating with your student’s property of College/school personnel or other
to gain academic credit or to explore interests without the course textbook will result in • Posting material created by someone else
counselor; you must ensure you are providing students. Students engaging in such activity
by auditing a class. It is an excellent occasion for Any combination of absences and tardies that additional tardies assigned. without his/her consent.
our team with the appropriate documentation. If shall be liable for any and all costs incurred.
incoming freshmen to become more familiar with exceed two (2) “days” will result in a “Withdraw”
requesting accommodations, please notify the • Wasting of supplies such as paper or toner
high school expectations. These summer courses grade being issued for no credit, without a
Center for Access and Accommodations at least cartridges.
are used by District 204 to inform placement for refund. Every effort will be made to notify the
30 days prior to the start of the first class. We • Providing personal information about
2020-21. District 204 students entering parent/guardian of absences or tardies.
themselves or others while online.
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Electronics Policy: Important Dates Audit Grade
The use and possession of electronic devices College of DuPage offers a two-semester Students who are looking for enrichment only
will be permitted in approved areas only. These High School Summer and Junior High would benefit from auditing a course. An “X” is
devices may include, but are not limited to, Achievers program. Classes are offered recorded on the grade report and sent home.
cell phones, smart phones, personal listening Monday through Friday at a variety of times. Tests and quizzes are not mandatory and grades
devices, personal digital assistants, portable Check our schedule of classes for more details. are not recorded. Attendance is recorded and
gaming systems, electronic computing devices, The first semester runs from Monday, June students must adhere to all summer school
etc. Use of these devices will be allowed only in 8 to Monday, June 29 at College of DuPage policies and procedures. Audit grades are
non-instructional areas. Use of electronic devices and at our centers. The second semester not reported to high schools, and audits are
for instructional purposes will be permitted only runs from Monday, July 6 to Monday, July 27. irrevocable. Please indicate on the Grade
in classrooms where the teacher has designated These courses take place from Monday to Release Form if you want to audit the course;
the use for educational purposes. Digital Friday and are offered at a variety of times. this decision is irrevocable.
textbooks are allowed and will be monitored by There are no classes June 30 to July 3.
the instructor to ensure participants are on task. Withdrawal for High School Credit
The classroom teacher has the sole discretion District 204 (Metea Valley, Neuqua Valley) “W” is received from the instructor when the
to allow this in his or her instructional setting. In classes are scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to student has more than two absences (four
areas where there is a reasonable expectation 12:50 p.m., Monday to Thursday. First tardies = one absence) per semester course
of privacy, such as the restrooms, locker rooms, semester runs from Monday, June 8 to or for any violation listed in the High School
nurse’s office, etc. the use of electronic devices Thursday, June 25. Second semester runs Attendance Policy or the Student Code of
is prohibited at all times. from Monday, July 6 to Thursday, July 23. Conduct – Appropriate Use of Computer/Online
There are no classes June 29 to July 3. Resources Contract. If a student voluntarily
Use of any electronic device to engage in any of withdraws from a course, he/she should contact
SUMMER 2020 TEXTBOOK LIST
the following is strictly prohibited: Class Locations the High School program coordinator to officially IMPORTANT CAMPUS
• Failure to comply with an instructor’s directive Algebra 1 (Sem 1 and 2) Spanish 2 (Sem 1 and 2)
Glen Ellyn classes will be held on campus at: change the Grade Release Form to ensure that
for use in an instructional setting College of DuPage no grade report is generated. Common Core Algebra 1 Avancemos! CONTACT INFORMATION
• Academic dishonesty 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599 Pearson High School Math, ©2015 Holt McDougal, Level 2, ©2010
Progress Reports for High School Credit ISBN: 9780133281149 ISBN: 9780554025322 Follett COD Bookstore
• Planning inappropriate behavior that would Buildings
Student progress reports will be sent home with (630) 942-2360
impact the orderly process of the class or the Berg Instructional Center (BIC)
the student at least once during each semester. Algebra 2 with Trigonometry Spanish 3 (Sem 1 and 2)
educational process Homeland Security Education Center (HEC)
The report includes student attendance as well (Sem 1 and 2) Cafeteria/Dining Services
• Sending, receiving or possessing sexually McAninch Arts Center (MAC) Avancemos!
as the current grade. Please look for those cod.edu/about/cafeteria
explicit or otherwise inappropriate pictures, Seaton Computing Center (SCC) Common Core Algebra 2 Holt McDougal, Level 3, ©2010
reports and contact Continuing Education if you
images or statements Student Resource Center (SRC) Pearson High School Math, ©2015 ISBN: 9780554025339
haven’t received them at (630) 942-2208.
Health and Science Center (HSC) ISBN: 9780133281163 Campus Central
• Talking and/or transmitting pictures, videos,
SCIENCES (630) 942-3000
or audio recording of another, without that Should a parent need to contact an instructor for Geometry (Sem 1 and 2)
person’s consent Additional Locations any reason, all instructors provide a telephone Biology (Sem 1 and 2)
Metea Valley High School Campus Police
• Bullying, intimidating, threatening, or number and/or email address on his/her syllabus. Common Core Geometry
1801 N. Eola Road, Aurora, IL 60502 Biology for a Changing World with Police Department Dispatch
harassing others Instructors cannot be reached during class hours Pearson High School Math, ©2015
Physiology, 2nd edition, ©2014
or interrupted during instruction time. ISBN: 9780133281156 Open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
• Identity theft Neuqua Valley High School W H Freeman & CO
2360 95th St., Naperville, IL 60564 ISBN:9781464151132 Student Resource Center (SRC)
• Interfering with a school investigation Pre-Calculus (Sem 1 and 2) Room 2100
CONTACT INFORMATION
• Creating a disruption to the COD Carol Stream Center Chemistry (Sem 1 and 2) (630) 942-2000
College of DuPage Pre-Calculus with Limits
educational process 500 Kuhn Road, Carol Stream, IL 60188 Continuing Education High School Programs Houghton Mifflin, ©2004 Living By Chemistry, 2nd Edition
(630) 942-2208 phone ISBN: 0618394788 Angelica M. Stacy, ©2010 Center for Access and
College and school policies, as well as COD Naperville Center (630) 942-3785 fax Accommodations
ISBN: 9781464142314
classroom guidelines must be followed. Violators 1223 Rickert Drive, Naperville, IL 60540 youthacademy@cod.edu LANGUAGE ARTS (630) 942-2154
will be subject to disciplinary action, which Physics (Sem 1 and 2)
include the confiscation of the device and COD Westmont Center
English 9 (Sem 1 and 2)
removal from the program without a refund. 650 Pasquinelli Drive, Westmont, IL 60559 Conceptual Physics Continuing Education Department
Elements of Literature
The College is not responsible for lost or stolen Rinehart, & Winston Inc. Prentice Hall, ©2006 General program information and
electronic devices Grading Third Course, ©2007 ISBN: 9780131663015 questions about grades or attendance
Upon completion of a summer school course, ISBN: 9780030424144 Student Resource Center (SRC)
Student Responsibility grades will be sent to the high school. Grades SOCIAL STUDIES Room 1110
The instructor is available to answer questions will be viewable on myACCESS as well. A FOREIGN LANGUAGE American Government Phone: (630) 942-2208
about course materials or class policies. If students Release of Grade form must be completed and SUMMER Fax: (630) 942-3785
French 1, Sem I and II
have any concerns about their performance in signed before the grade is forwarded. The letter HIGH SCHOOL U.S. Government: Democracy in Action
the course or are not sure of an assignment, the grades are A, B, C, D, F, X or W. Participants Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, ©2010
MANDATORY Bon Voyage, Level 1 myACCESS Support
student should speak with the instructor. taking classes for enrichment purposes only Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, ©2008 ISBN: 9780078799822
must note this on the Release of Grades form. ORIENTATION (630) 942-2999
ISBN-9780078791444
Student Issues SESSIONS U.S. History (Sem 1 and 2)
If there are issues or concerns about a course Letter Grade Register at Spanish 1 (Sem 1 and 2) COD Library Resources
The Americans
or an instructor, the student should attempt A = 90 to 100 percent cod.edu/cehighschool McDougal-Littell, ©2012 (630) 942-2597
to resolve the issue with the instructor. If the B = 80 to 89 percent Avancemos!
ISBN: 9780547491158
student and instructor are unable to resolve the C = 70 to 79 percent Holt McDougal, Level 1, ©2010
matter, the student should report this to the site D = 60 to 69 percent ISBN: 9780554025315
supervisor. If the matter cannot be resolved at F = 59 percent and below
No textbook for Consumer
this level, the student should make an appeal X = Audit Course (no grade awarded)
W = Withdrawal (no grade awarded) Education or Speech
to the High School Program coordinator and
then may be reviewed by the College of DuPage P/F (Pass/Fail) is for the Illinois and U.S.
Continuing Education dean. Constitution Tests only
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RELEASE OF GRADES
Required
COD Main Campus Lab Attire
Chemistry Required Lab Attire
Privacy laws dictate that the following form must be completed in order for College of DuPage to release and/or send your grade to any school.
Please print clearly. Questions may be directed to Continuing Education at (630) 942-2208.
Students who are not in the appropriate attire will be sent home and marked as absent. STUDENT NAME STUDENT DATE OF BIRTH
I authorize grades to be released to the following high school:
NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL CITY ZIP CODE
NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR OR REGISTRAR
PARENT SIGNATURE DATE
(provided by COD)
Release grades for the following 2020 summer courses:
COURSE CODE #
q SEMESTER 1 q SEMESTER 2
q I am auditing this course without a grade awarded (this decision is irrevocable)
COURSE CODE #
q SEMESTER 1 q SEMESTER 2
q I am auditing this course without a grade awarded (this decision is irrevocable)
q I attend a homeschool or co-op. Co-op name______________________________________________________
q I am taking this class for enrichment purposes. q I do not want my grade sent to my high school.
PHOTO AND VIDEO RELEASE
I hereby give College of DuPage permission to use any photograph or video footage of my child for public relations purposes (i.e., flyers,
catalogs, brochures). Please check appropriate box.
q Yes q No
PARENT SIGNATURE DATE
PARENT/STUDENT HANDBOOK SIGNATURE
A parent/guardian signature for the Student/Parent Handbook constitutes an understanding and acceptance of policies/conditions set forth
by College of DuPage Continuing Education.
I acknowledge that I am fully aware of the consequences resulting from the violation of any of the policies listed above.
I understand that disciplinary action shall be applied in a consistent and non-discriminatory manner by the site supervisors employed by
College of DuPage at each of its locations. Their decisions involving disciplinary measures are binding and will not be overruled by College of
DuPage. A full copy of this Student/Parent Handbook is available at cod.edu/cehighschool or a paper copy can be obtained at the Continuing
Education office, Student Resource Center (SRC), Room 1110.
I, the participant, and I, the parent/guardian, understand and agree to abide by the College of DuPage Continuing Education Summer
2020 Student/Parent Handbook.
PRINT STUDENT NAME STUDENT SIGNATURE DATE
PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE DATE
Return to College of DuPage Continuing Education prior to the first day of the semester.
Signed forms can be sent to: Continuing Education College of DuPage OR Fax (630) 942-3785
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 youthacademy@cod.edu
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College of DuPage Continuing Education EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION STUDENT NAME STUDENT DATE OF BIRTH WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL RELEASE (Any medications necessary for your child should be taken at home before the student comes to class.) I authorize College of DuPage personnel to take appropriate action in the event of an emergency. Students with medical emergencies will be taken to the nearest hospital, and I understand that I am responsible for all costs incurred in relation to my child. I release College of DuPage and its directors, officers, trustees, employees and agents from all liability, in accordance with current state and federal law, arising from participation in the Continuing Education program. I also understand that if my son or daughter becomes ill or engages in destructive behavior, the emergency contact will be called to take him or her home. PARENT (GUARDIAN) SIGNATURE KNOWN ALLERGIES OR MEDICAL CONCERNS Please prioritize the following phone numbers. Please print all information legibly. Number them in the order which we are most likely to contact a parent or guardian. Only list persons authorized to pick up your child in the event of an emergency. Thank you! 1ST CONTACT: NAME RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT ( ) ( ) PRIMARY PHONE WORK PHONE ( ) SECONDARY PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS 2ND CONTACT: NAME RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENT ( ) ( ) PRIMARY PHONE WORK PHONE ( ) SECONDARY PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS 10 | Student and Parent Handbook Continuing Education Summer High School Program | cod.edu/cehighschool Register online at myaccess.cod.edu | For more information, call (630) 942-2208 | 11
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