Mannion Behavior Guidelines
On August 14 through August 16 all students received the 2024-2025 student success presentation. A copy of the presentation is available to view here.
CCSD Behavior Guidelines & Code of Conduct
Through careful reading of this CCSD booklet, students and parents should be able to understand the expected Code of Conduct by all students enrolled in the Clark County School District. They will be aware that inappropriate behavior will result in correction of such behavior through constructive and corrective disciplinary action.
Mannion Student Handbook
Policies and procedures regarding Mannion Middle School are publicized through the student handbook. Parents and students are encouraged to review the handbook carefully. Questions regarding the student handbook and its contents may be brought to the attention of any Mannion administrator.
Bike, Scooter, or Skateboard Information
Students who ride a bicycle, scooter, or skateboard must follow Mannion’s procedure at the dismissal of school. In addition, all bikes, scooters, and skateboards must be locked in the bike rack area in the assigned area space, for which registration is required. More information about the procedure and online registration for a space assignment is available by clicking the button below.
Reporting Inappropriate Content on Social Media Sites
Click the button below for instructions providing guidance on reporting abusive or inappropriate content on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter from a computer.
Information About Teen Vaping Epidemic
Youth vaping is on the rise and parents need to be equipped with e-cigarette knowledge. This video covers four facts about youth vaping and how your child might be impacted by the epidemic. In addition, this toolkit is a way for parents to learn more about the vaping epidemic, gauge their child’s risk of trying e-cigarettes, and find the best strategy for them to talk to their child about e-cigarettes.
Information About Chronic Absenteeism
Chronically absent students include students who are absent for any reason (e.g., illness, suspension, the need to care for a family member), regardless of whether absences are excused or unexcused. Students who are absent 10% or more of their enrolled school days are considered chronically absent. Mannion’s current Chronic Absenteeism Rate and comparison date to other CCSD schools is available below.
Current Chronic Absenteeism InformationAbsenteeism Fast FactsReport an Absence
Locker Information
Students are issued lockers. Locker expectations and guidelines are in the handbook. This video will teach you how to open your locker. Locker issues/concerns should be brought to the Student Success Office.
Headphone, Air Pod, and Ear Bud Policy
AirPods and wireless headphones/earbuds are not permitted on campus. Students who wish to listen to music during approved times – before school and/or during lunch – may do so through the use of wired headphones. AirPods and wireless headphones/earbuds, when seen by a staff member on campus, will be confiscated.
Bullying Policy and Information
Mannion Middle School recognizes that all students have the right to feel safe, secure, and respected when they come to school. Please use the button below for important information on bullying, CCSD’s policy and other valuable resources.
Classroom Behavior Guidelines
Mannion Middle School has classroom expectations for student behavior; however, each individual teacher may add additional behavior expectations to meet the needs of his or her individual classroom setting.
Hallway Behavior Guidelines
Mannion Middle School has hallway expectations for student behavior.
Cafeteria Behavior Guidelines
Mannion Middle School has cafeteria expectations for student behavior.
Dress Code Policy
Mannion Middle School’s Dress Code Policy is designed to create a positive learning environment for all students.
Cell Phone Policy
Mannion Middle School’s Cell Phone Policy is designed to create a positive learning environment for all students.
Tardy Policy
Mannion Middle School believes all students should be on-time for school and each class period throughout the school day.
