[Code 1974, § 42-1]
The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this article,
shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where
the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
Any school district located partially or totally within the
boundaries of the Township and shall include the properties of any
such public school district located within the territorial boundaries
of the Township.
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Cross reference: Definitions generally, § 1-2.
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[Code 1974, § 42-2]
(a)
No person other than a regularly enrolled student in good standing,
teacher, parent or guardian of a student, regular delivery men making
deliveries of goods or supplies to the school, police or public safety
officer, or other employee of the system shall enter upon the premises
or within the buildings of a local school district during the regular
school hours unless such person first receives written permission
from the principal, or his agent, to be in or on the premises.
(b)
For purposes of this section, the term "regularly enrolled student
in good standing" shall not include any student who has been subjected
to off-premises expulsion or suspension from school.
[Code 1974, § 42-3]
No person shall create a disturbance or otherwise disrupt the
educational process and good order at any local school.
[Code 1974, § 42-4]
No person shall damage, destroy, or deface or aid in the damage,
destruction, or defacement of any public school building or the grounds,
fences, trees, buses, or equipment, appurtenances, or fixtures of
such school property. In the event any person under the age of 18
full years shall be found to have willfully damaged, destroyed, or
defaced school property, as above defined, the parents or legal guardians
of such person shall be presumed to have acquiesced or approved of
such action and shall be civilly liable for the actions of their child.
[Code 1974, § 42-5]
No person shall trigger, trip, set off, or otherwise use a fire
alarm device or fire extinguisher located on or within school property
except in the case of actual emergency or in the course of an authorized
demonstration.
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State law reference: Malicious mischief, MCL 750.377a
et seq.
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[Code 1974, § 42-6]
(a)
Entrance regulated. No person shall enter or attempt to enter any
dance or social, athletic, theatrical, or other public event conducted
by the local school or conducted on school property without a ticket
of admission to such event when such tickets are required or to enter
or attempt to enter contrary to any established rules or qualifications
for eligibility for attendance at such events as provided by the sponsors.
This subsection does not apply to law enforcement officers, school
employees, and other persons authorized by the school to be at the
event.
(b)
Athletic areas restricted. No unauthorized person or persons shall
enter upon the playing area where any athletic contest or exhibition
is being conducted on school property.
(c)
Dropping objects in athletic areas prohibited. No person shall project
or drop any object or substance which could cause injury, damage or
interference in the spectator or playing areas where any athletic
contest or exhibition is conducted on school property.
(d)
Profane, indecent, or immoral language. No person or persons shall
use profane, indecent, or immoral language or gestures while in attendance
at any social, athletic, theatrical, or public event conducted by
the local school or conducted on school property. The use of such
language or gestures shall be deemed to constitute a breach of the
peace.
(e)
Orders to leave premises. Any person attending any dance or social,
athletic, theatrical, or other public event conducted by the local
school or conducted on school property shall, upon being ordered to
leave the event by the principal or any other person appointed or
designated by the school to keep order, immediately vacate the premises
and the school grounds. Such order may be given when, in the opinion
of the properly designated official, guard, or chaperon, the continued
presence of the person threatens the peace, security, and well-being
of the assemblage or the peaceful continuation of the particular event.
[Code 1974, § 42-7]
Smoking within school buildings of a local school district shall
be prohibited except in those areas clearly posted as permitting such
practice. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to limit the imposition
of stricter rules governing smoking by the Board of Trustees of a
local school district.
