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FEES FOR 2026-2027

​​ACADEMIC HONESTY

Saint Genevieve High School demands the academic moral best from each student.  Academic dishonesty in any form is directly contrary to our philosophy and goals.  Therefore cheating or plagiarism of any kind warrants serious disciplinary repercussions.  Saint Genevieve supports the belief that academic honesty demands individual accountability with regard to the submission of student work.  Students have a moral responsibility to others and themselves to avoid cheating.  Honesty is the primary responsibility of each student.  Saint Genevieve considers cheating to be a voluntary act for which there may be reasons, but for which there is no justification.

The school will follow these steps.  However, in extremely serious cases students may be suspended, dismissed, or expelled.

1. First Offense:
1. A zero is given for the assignment.
2. Disciplinary referral is issued.
3. Conference with parents is required.
4. Student is placed on probation.
5. Student may lose any Saint Genevieve scholarship/financial aid.
6. Student may be removed from any leadership position or may be barred from being a candidate for leadership.

2. Second Offense:
1. Student may be dismissed from school.

Cheating/Plagiarism:​

Due to the fact that academic dishonesty has an effect on student's grades and has serious disciplinary repercussions, this section has been included for your consideration. The following are some examples of academic dishonesty.

• Receiving or supplying unauthorized information
• Copying the work of others or permitting your work to be copied
• Possession of unauthorized materials during an exam
• Changing the answer after the work has been completed
• Copying and submitting the assignment of another student
• Pre-written or custom made ordered essays written by anyone other than the student
• Material submitted from a foreign website

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TECHNOLOGY

The widespread ownership of mobile phones, smart watches, smart glasses, iPads, Gameboys, ​Chromebooks and the like (from herein referred to as technology) among young people requires that school administrators, teachers, pupils and parents take steps to ensure that technology is used responsibly in schools. This acceptable use policy  is designed to ensure that potential issues involving technology can be clearly identified and addressed, ensuring the benefits that technology provide (such as increased safety) can continue to be enjoyed by our students.​

All students must obtain an iPad from the Technical Department.​ Students are required to use school-issued iPads for all classroom activities involving technology. Personal devices  are not permitted during class time. iPads are to be used strictly for educational purposes as directed by the classroom curriculum/teacher. The guidelines for the use of a school iPad will be shared with the parent and student through the Technical Department. Students are allowed to use cellular phones during nutrition and lunch and before and after school for personal use. Cell phone use is discouraged during passing periods. Students are not allowed to use ear buds/headphones in school buildings unless they are used in a classroom for educational purposes. ​

Any misuse or disruption of the classroom routine will result in disciplinary action and the item may be confiscated. Items that are reported and/or confiscated for a first offense may be returned after the student has met with the Director of Character Formation and receives a detention referral. Items that are reported and/or confiscated for a second time may result in a Saturday Service and parents may be required to retrieve the item. A third offense may result in confiscation of the item until a parent conference can be held, and the student may be placed on probation with a loss of privileges. Students that are misusing their lap tops, smart phones, tablets, etc.… at school events like Evening school, mass, field trips, etc.… and are reported or have their items confiscated may not receive the item back until the following school day and may have to perform a Saturday Service. ​

TRANSLATORS​

Students may use translators as a form of an educational tool to assist with class assignments, tests, quizzes and finals to translate terms into their native language. The use of cell phones, iPads, smart watches, and the like may not be used as a substitute for a translator. Students failing to bring their translators to class, does not excuse students from their assignment, test, etc. 

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​The school reserves the right to search any item brought on campus; this includes lap tops, smart phones, tablets, etc.… All confiscated cell phones are subject to search by a​dministration.

Repeated violations will be treated as defiance and turned over to the Director of Character Formation and may result in probation.​​

​​​​​​​​​​DRESS CODE EXPECTATIONS

 Our dress code is based upon modesty, neatness, and cleanliness. Since the parent is the primary educator of the student, it is the parent's responsibility to ensure that the student abides by the school's rules, expectations, regulations, and standards. 

Anytime, you are on campus or at a school sponsored event you need to abide by our dress code. 

The administration reserves the right to request any student to change attire; in addition, students out of dress code may be suspended until the situation is corrected or students may be given the item by the school and parents are held financially responsible. Admission to school, class or school events can be denied because of Dress Code violations.  Any student violating these policies may be detained by the Director of Character Formation until parents are notified.  The Director of Character Formation's office is the final interpreter of dress code violations. ​

There are three types of Uniforms:

1. Daily school uniform: All items worn should be purchased in the school Uniform store or  approved by the Athletic Director or the Director of Character Formation.

2.Formal uniform: All formal uniform items should be purchased through School Uniforms Tommy Hilfiger Tommy School Wear​ . Grades 10, 11 and 12 can continue to wear formal uniform items purchased through Dennis Uniform.

3. Special uniform days: Dress code for special days and events will be published by the Director of Character Formation and/or Administration.

Daily Dress Code for Both Girls/Boys

 Students may wear solid colored thermals, long sleeve shirts or turtle necks that are school colors (navy blue, white, gray) underneath their school uniform.

Pictured below are some examples of the items for sale in the Student Store including Hoodies, Tee shirts, Pants and shorts. ​​

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COSMETICS

 Cosmetics may be worn if applied lightly and is modest; lipstick and nail polish may be of any color.

HAIR

Parents, together with their child, should decide on the appropriate length and style of their child's hair.  In making this decision, the parents and student should consider the following guidelines:​

• Hair length and style often convey the first impression of image to strangers and guests.
• Gang-affiliated styles can possibly invite potential danger and problems for youth.
• Length and style should be appropriate for various classroom activities as well as other extra-curricular activities and athletics.
• Hair must always be clean.

HATS/BANDANAS  

Hats, hair nets, bandannas, beanies may not be worn in the building. Students may not wear hoods in the building during the school hours.

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JACKETS/OUTERWEAR

Only school jackets may be worn. No hooded sweatshirts may be worn except official Saint Genevieve monogrammed outerwear. Any exceptions must be approved by the Director of Character Formation or his/her designee. During inclement weather rain coats/jackets may be worn, but should be removed upon entering class.

JEWLERY

Jewelry may be worn in moderation. Stud earrings can be worn. As a safety precaution, large hoop earrings and long dangling earrings hanging below the ear lobe may not be worn. Small nose rings are allowed but any other body piercings may not be visible at any time.​

SOCKS

Socks must be worn with all uniform attire. White tights or stockings may be worn with the formal skirt uniform.

SHOES

Sneakers with socks only permitted. No other footwear is allowed. ​

SUNGLASSES

Sunglasses may not be worn in class. Any medical exceptions must approved by the Director of Character Formation or his/her designee. ​

TATTOOS

Tattoos must be appropriate for a Catholic School/National School of Character.  The school leadership reserves the right to determine what is appropriate.​

No tattoos will be permitted from the neck up.

REGULATIONS FOR MODIFIED ATTIRE

Appropriate clothing or costumes for special school activities must be approved by the administration. The guidelines for modified dress days include the allowance of: jeans, sweats, and walking shorts which are hemmed, not excessively baggy, cut or frayed, clean and in good repair; shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts or non-collared shirts of appropriate nature and design. All other dress and uniform code standards remain the same. The administration reserves the right to make final decisions regarding student dress on these particular days. 

GIRLS' GROOMING

 Regulations for Non-uniform Dress Days

• Shirts/Blouses — Blouses may not be sheer without an undershirt nor cut too low in the back or front. Necklines should not exceed past the armpits. No "spaghetti strap", strapless, sleeveless, transparent, bare midriff or tops and outfits that provide minimum coverage or are of a suggestive nature may be worn. Shirts/Blouses must cover the shoulder.
  
   
• Skirts/Dresses — Skirts, dresses, dress slacks and jumpers must be modest and appropriate for a Catholic school. Mini-skirts are not permitted; the length is to be at the top of the knee while standing.

• Shorts - Shorts must be worn at the appropiate lentgh, not rolled up. The lentgh of their shorts should reach their fingertips when their arms are placed to their sides. The administration reserves the right to make final decisions regarding student appropirate lentgh.​
   
• Pants — traditional cut; not rolled at the bottom. Denim jeans may be worn. However, they may not be worn to mass, Night School, or special events, and must be clean and in good repair without any rips or holes. The waist size should be no larger than two inches greater than the natural waist line and the length cannot be long enough so that pants drag on the floor. Pants must have a sewn hem and cannot be frayed, cut or torn in any way. Pants must be worn with the top above the wearer's hips. Pants may not be rolled up. Leggings/yoga tights may not be worn as a substitute for pants and/or worn as outer clothing.
  
   
• Shoes — must be worn with socks. Clean athletic or dress shoes may be worn. No open-toed footwear is allowed. If boots are worn, they must be dress style and lace-up only. Shoes may be flat or have a moderate heel. Wedges and block heels are acceptable. Spike heels are not permitted.​

BOYS' GROOMING 

• Facial Hair — reasonably trimmed and neatly maintained facial hair is permitted. Facial hair should not extend to the neck or look unkempt.

Regulations for Non-uniform Dress Days

• Shirts — no tank tops are allowed and T-shirts must be appropriate for a Catholic School.
   
• Pants — traditional cut; not rolled at the bottom. Denim jeans may be worn. However, they may not be worn to mass, Night School, or special events, and must be clean and in good repair without any rips or holes.  The waist size should be no larger than two inches greater than the natural waist line and the length cannot be long enough so that pants drag on the floor. Pants must have a sewn hem and cannot be frayed, cut or torn in any way. Pants must be worn with the top above the wearer's hips. Pants may not be rolled up.
  
  
• Shoes — must be worn with socks. Clean athletic or dress shoes with soles of 1 inch or less may be worn. No open-toed footwear is allowed. No Crocs, Sandals, Slippers, or Foam Runners. If boots are worn, they must be dress style and lace-up only.

Regulations for Non- uniform Formal Dress

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Regulations for Mass /Formal Attire

Students must wear the formal attire required by the school and purchased through Tommy Hilfiger. Students must wear this uniform in its entireity for mass and other events when specified. Students may not wear the Mass/formal attire as regular uniform attire.

Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 can continue to wear formal uniform items purchased through Dennis Uniform.

Below are items from Tommy Hilfiger

Long Sleeve Full Zip Sweater

Performance Golf Pant

V-Neck Sweater Vest

Solid Pleated Skirt Charcoal Gray

​Cardigan Sweater

GIRLS' FORMAL ATTIRE 

Blazer, Sweater Vest, or Cardigan – must be worn on days formal attire is assigned, these items must be purchased at Tommy Hilfiger.

White Blouse - must be a plain white long or short sleeve, buttoned up blouse, free of any embellishments, designs, or logos. Blouse must be worn tucked in.

Neck Tab – must be worn under the collar of the white blouse. Must be purchased at the Student Store. 

Gray Skirt - must be worn properly, not folded at the waist and must be at the top of the knee while standing. Must be purchased at Dennis Uniforms/ Tommy Hilfiger.

Slacks- must be sand, pleated slacks purchased at Tommy Hilfiger. Slacks should be properly fitted and ironed.​

Socks – Socks must be worn and they must be white. Calf length or higher.  

Shoes – must be black loafers or plain, black flats. Shoes should be free of any embellishments or designs. Black Tennis Shoes are not allowed.

BOYS' FORMAL ATTIRE

Blazer, Sweater Vest, or Ca​rdigan – must be worn on days formal attire is assigned, these items can be purchased at Tommy Hilfiger/ Dennis Uniforms.

Collard shirt - must be a plain white long or short sleeve, buttoned up collard shirt, free of any embellishments, designs, or logos. Blouse must be worn tucked in.

Tie – must be worn under the collar of the white blouse. Can be purchased at the Student Store.

Slacks – must be sand, pleated slacks purchased at Tommy Hilfiger. Slacks should be properly fitted and ironed.

Belt – must be black and fit properly. No oversized belt buckles

Socks – must be black, dress socks.

Shoes – must be black dress shoes. Shoes should be free of any embellishments or designs. Black Tennis Shoes are not allowed.​

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Saint Genevieve High School Faculty Administrators

ADMINISTRATION

 Rev. Joy Lawerence Santos                                                   Pastor

Mr. Daniel Horn                                                                       Principal/President

Mr. Vince O'Donoghue                                                           Vice-President  

Ms. Amanda Allen                                                                   Executive Director of Parish Schools

Mrs. Marilyn Tran                                                                    Associate Director of Parish Schools

Mr. Patrick Palmeter                                                               Associate Director of Parish Schools

Ms. Emily Squiller                                                                   Instructional Coach & Assistant Director​

Mr. Brandon Tovar                                                                  Director of Character Formation

Mr. Marlon Archey                                                                  Director of Athletics 

Mr. Juan Jasso                                                                          Director of Admissions/Alumni Relations

Mr. Gabe Bencomo                                                                 Director of Counseling (Grade 12)     

Mrs. Maria Alvarez                                                                  Academic Counselor (Grades 9/10)

Ms. Judy Zhu                                                                            Academic Counselor (International Students)

Ms. Lusine Karapetyan                                                           Academic Counselor (Grade 11) 

See the school website website for a

complete list of Faculty, Staff and

Coaches under the tab titled About us

on the home page

​Faculty & Staff – St. Genevieve Parish Schools (sgps.org)​

​​​​​The supplies and textbook(s) needed for a class will vary and is included in the class syllabus. Families are required to purchase the appropriate textbook and necessary supplies for classes.