Code of Conduct for Students
At Great Oaks, all teachers and staff work together to ensure your success--in the classroom, in the lab, and in life.
A safe and comfortable environment is essential for all students to be successful. We work to provide the proper setting for our students. This includes expectations that students will treat themselves, each other, the staff, and the facilities with respect and dignity.
We are proud of our students and their efforts to maintain a safe and comfortable school environment. All who attend here agree to abide by the Student Code of Conduct.
Click here for the Student Code of Conduct and Student Handbook.
Attendance Procedures
If your student is absent, please call our attendance line at 513.612.5754
If your student needs to leave early, please send a note in with them and have them drop it off at the main lobby in the morning. We will call you to verify the letter. Your student will pick up their early dismissal slip later in the day. They will need to sign out before leaving.
If your student is ill and wants to go home: Students should report to the main lobby and we will call you to either release your student or to come and pick them up.
If your student is late to school, they should come in through the main entrance and sign-in with at the front desk.
Uniform Procedures
The Scarlet Oaks Career Campus is requiring all students to wear their career program uniform for the entire school day. For more information:
Uniform requirements by program
This change allows us to maximize the instructional time for our students. Thank you for ensuring your student is prepared with the appropriate uniform. Please contact the program instructor with any questions you may have.
Lighthouse Youth and Family Services
Scarlet Oaks Career Campus is partnering with Lighthouse Youth and Family Services of Cincinnati to provide school based mental health services for those students who can benefit from therapy. While not all students suffer from significant mental health issues, this service offers additional support for those who need it. Depression and other mental health issues are a serious problem for some teenagers.
Caitlin Hancock MSW, a therapist with Lighthouse Youth and Family Services, provides therapy at Scarlet Oaks Career Campus. Ms. Hancock is a Licensed Independent Social Worker. Her treatment expertise includes: behavioral, grief, family and individual therapy. If students are or can be covered through Medicaid, the cost of therapy visits are covered. Students with private insurance can be assisted through coordination for other treatment services.
Scarlet Oaks school counselors may contact parents to discuss the potential benefits of therapy, or students and parents may request an appointment. For more information, please contact your child’s school counselor, Courtney Brooks 513.612.5732 or Holly Ledbetter 513.612.5892.
For more information about Lighthouse Youth and Family Services of Cincinnati, visit their website : www.Lys.org
