Campus Policies

Statement of Philosophy

Creekview High School is a community based on honesty, integrity, mutual respect and responsibility. The Honor Code commits the students to maintain a quality of community life from which all members can benefit.

Mission Statement

The mission of Creekview High School is to inspire a creative, challenging, and caring community in which all students will graduate within four years prepared to pursue post-secondary education and become productive citizens.

Statement of the Honor Code

I WILL TREAT OTHERS AS I WOULD WANT TO BE TREATED. I WILL NOT LIE, CHEAT, STEAL OR TOLERATE THOSE ACTIONS IN OTHERS.

Definitions

Creekview High School defines the following as the violation of the truth:

Lying: Making a false statement and/or avoiding acknowledging the truth with the intent to deceive concerning academic performance

Cheating: Any act of deception attempting to gain an unfair advantage, including, but not limited to, representing another’s work as one’s own or aiding another student

Stealing: To take something that is not yours.

Copying: The direct use of another student’s work to complete a test or assignment or to allow another student the use of your own work for that purpose.

Plagiarism: The use of others’ ideas or expressions in your writing without acknowledging the source.

Procedure:

• A faculty member who suspects that a violation of the Honor Code has been committed is required to report this possibility to the appropriate school administrator.
• The administrator will take disciplinary action if the student admits to violating the code or will refer the student to the Honor Council if there is no admission to the violation of the Honor Code.
• Through a hearing, the Honor Council determines whether there was a Honor Code infraction, then determines the appropriate disciplinary action to be implemented by the administration.

The Creekview High School Academic Honor Code supports the following CFBISD character values listed in the Character Education Curriculum:

RESPONSIBILITY

• Make positive choices
• Accept consequences for choices
• Apply self-discipline
• Obey rules

INTEGRITY

• Determine right from wrong
• Refuse to lie, cheat, steal or misrepresent
• Stand up for what is right

Academic Dishonesty

Academic Dishonesty includes cheating or copying the work of another student, plagiarism, and unauthorized communication between students during an examination. The determination that a student has engaged in academic dishonesty shall be based on the judgment of the classroom teacher or other supervising professional employee, taking into consideration written materials, observation, or information from students. Students found to have engaged in academic dishonesty shall be subject to disciplinary and/or academic penalties. The Honor Code Committee shall determine such action.

Athletic and School Event Expectations

• Students are expected to wear their school ID badge.
• The Clear Bag Policy will be followed at all athletic events.
• Spectators will follow the Standridge Stadium Rules for events at Standridge.
• Spectators are required to leave/be picked up immediately after the event ends. 
  • Administrator on duty will remain at the event to supervise school aged spectators until they are picked up. 
  • Students who are still present 15 minutes following the end of the event may lose the privilege of attending future events. 
• Students must be seated in bleachers during athletic events and should not stand in aisles or doorways. 
• Students should sit in the student section during events in the Creekview Varsity Gym. 
  • The front row of seats in the student section is to remain clear; no students should sit here. 
• Tickets must be purchased here and are usually available 48 hours prior to the event.
• Students that leave school for illness, or do not attend due to illness, are not permitted to attend any game that night.
• All Code of Conduct expectations are to be followed. 
• Administrator on duty has final say on all disciplinary concerns and has the authority to remove spectators as appropriate.

 

Creekview High School is part of the “One to One” initiative with technology. All students are issued a Chromebook in our district. Because of that, cell phones should be put away, out of sight, during the entire school day. See below for the parent communication sent out on August 12, 2025. 

The State of Texas has prohibited the use of electronic devices (other than school issued), as of July 1, 2025, for any reason during the school day. The only exceptions are based on needs of health (glucose monitors as an example), or an IEP accommodation. 

Parent Summary of New Personal Communication Device Policy
Effective August 12, 2025

In response to House Bill 1481, passed during the 89th Legislative Session:

“School districts must adopt a policy prohibiting the use of all personal communication devices on school property during the school day.”

To comply with this law, CFBISD will enforce the following policy starting the first day of school:

🚫 What Is Prohibited?

All student personal communication devices must be left at home or powered off and stored in a backpack or locker during the school day (first bell to last bell).

This includes but is not limited to:

• Cell Phone

• Smartwatch and fitness trackers

• Tablet

• Laptop

• Pager or other electronic devices

❗️This does NOT apply to district-issued devices.

✅ Exceptions to the Policy

Exceptions are allowed only if:

• A student’s IEP or 504 Plan requires access to a personal communication device

• A physician's order is on file for a medical need requiring personal communication device access

• A school administrator grants permission for safety or legal reasons

• A school-issued device is used specifically for instruction/learning

Please note that exceptions are only allowed when a specific need cannot be met using district-provided devices or approved communication tools.
All students will have access to district telecommunications for emergencies and essential needs.
⏰ When Devices Cannot Be Used

Devices are not allowed at any time during the school day, including:

• Passing periods

• Lunch

• Recess

• Restrooms

📞 How to Reach Your Student During the Day

• For urgent or time-sensitive matters, please contact your student’s grade-level Attendance Clerk.  All other messages should be shared before or after school hours.

• Any time-sensitive updates that could affect extracurricular activities, tutorials, dismissal, and similar events will be communicated via ParentSquare and StudentSquare, and, when possible, posted on the campus social media accounts and website.

Students will:

• Adhere to HB 1481 and district policy regarding the prohibition of personal communication device usage during the school day. 

• Keep personal communication devices at home or ensure the devices are stored securely out of sight in compliance with campus procedures.

• Surrender personal devices to CFBISD employees for device policy infractions upon request.

Parents and Guardians will:

• Adhere to all district procedures and reinforce policy at home

• Communicate with students through appropriate channels during the school day. 

⚠️ Consequences for Violations

Any visible or audible personal device during the school day will be confiscated and disciplinary action taken, even if accidental.

Infraction	Action Taken
1st	Device confiscated, parent pick-up required, warning issued
2nd	Device confiscated, parent pick-up required, possible 60-minute detention
3rd	Device confiscated, parent pick-up, up to 1 day ISS or alternative consequences
4th+	Device confiscated, parent pick-up, up to 1 day OSS or alternative consequences

Persistent violations may result in In-School Suspension (ISS), Out-of-School Suspension (OSS), or placement at DAEP.

Refusal to surrender a device will lead to further disciplinary action for defiance or insubordination, as outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.

Parents must schedule an appointment with their student’s administrator to retrieve a confiscated phone. The latest pickup time each day is 4:30 p.m.

⚠️ Important Note on Liability

CFBISD (hereinafter referred to as "the District") assumes no responsibility for damage to any personal devices.

Confiscated devices are held for disciplinary purposes, and while reasonable care will be taken to secure them, the District does not guarantee their safety or condition. Device owners are solely responsible for backing up any data on their devices prior to bringing them onto school property.

By bringing a personal device onto District property, students and their parents/ guardians assume any risk to their personal devices. The District strongly advises adherence to all device-related policies to avoid confiscation and potential loss or damage.

This policy will be shared via ParentSquare, campus events, student code of conduct, and other official communication channels. Thank you for your partnership in maintaining a safe and focused learning environment.

2025-2026 UIL Grading and Eligibility Calendar

CFBISD Standardized Dress Code

Principal is the Final Authority

The Board delegates to the principal the authority to make final determinations as to whether clothing or grooming is or is not within this policy.  The ruling of the building principal regarding compliance or non-compliance with the Dress & Grooming Policy and corresponding consequences assigned for violation of this policy is final, and may not be appealed to the Superintendent, his/her designee, or the Board.

Parent and Student Responsibility 

The parent and student shall be responsible for ensuring that the student is in compliance with all aspects of this policy during the time the student is on school premises during regular school hours or at any after school function. Items worn in violation of this policy may be taken up by a school official and returned according to campus policy.

Failure by the student to correct dress or grooming violations at first request is considered insubordination and may result in disciplinary action.

Policy Enforcement

It is the responsibility of all professional personnel to administer dress and grooming guidelines. Judgment, with consistent, fair and equitable enforcement of standards, while protecting the dignity of individual students, shall be practiced.

Students shall not wear any clothing that, in the principal’s judgment, is startling, unusual, disruptive, immodest, and/or brings undue attention to the student. Students shall not wear any item that is lewd, offensive, vulgar, obscene, or depicts nudity, violence, drugs or alcoholic beverages.

Clothes that raise questions as to whether the clothing item is within the policy may be prohibited.

Students’ dress and grooming should be modest, decent, not distract other students and/or staff and should contribute to a safe, positive learning environment.

Exclusions 

This policy does not prohibit principals from allowing extracurricular group uniforms to be worn on days of special celebrations which involve unusual dress such as “crazy hat day or” 50’s day.

Students will wear a school issued ID on a lanyard around the neck or appropriately clipped to their clothing above the waist at all times during the school day.

Students will receive their school issued ID and lanyard during the first week of school in their advisory class.

Students will get two free IDs each year, or one each semester. If a student loses an ID they will have to pay a $5 administrative fee to get a new ID.

If they cannot pay the fee at that time, they will get the ID, but will be placed on the Campus Unclear List in order to pay that fee.

Students must have an official School ID to participate/attend in the following campus activities:

Fine Arts or Sporting Events
Dances or other after school functions
Off-campus lunch — Seniors Only

General Tardy Consequences

• Students are to be on time to classes each day.
• Tardy incidents are monitored on a weekly basis.
• Any student with more than 3 tardy incidents in 1 week will have a discipline consequence.
• Discipline consequences will escalate if excessive tardy continue.
• Periodic Tardy Sweeps may be held with immediate consequences

Morning Tardy Consequences

• Students late to 1st or 5th period must get a tardy pass in the Crest upon entering.
• Tardy on Monday/Tuesday will be issued a detention on Thursday of that week. 
• Tardy on Wednesday/Thursday/Friday will be issued a detention on the following Tuesday. 
• If a student has multiple tardy issues, consequences will escalate to include parent conferences and in school suspension, or other disciplinary measures.
• Missed detentions may also have in school suspension consequences. 

Exemptions for Seniors Only-list of students eligible by attendance will be sent to teachers. Teachers will verify the grade requirements are met.

• Better than ninety (90) percent attendance in all classes, all year. This means that a student may never have attended after school make up (MAB) in the fall or spring semester and be eligible for exam exemption. 
• AND...
• No more than two (2) or three (3) absences with at least a ninety (90) percent average in the class requesting exemption from the final exam. OR
• No more than one (1) absence with at least an eighty-five (85) percent average in the class requesting exemption from the final exam. 

Parking Stickers

Stickers are sold before & after school AND during lunches.

See Mrs. Warren in the back of Student Services

You will need to bring:

• A Valid Driver’s License
• Proof of Current Car Insurance
• Parking sticker price is $40. This is permission to park, not paint, and no reserved spot.
• Cash or Check to Creekview High School (please write Parent’s DL# on check)

You MUST purchase a parking sticker in order to park a vehicle on campus.

Reserved/Painted Parking Space - 2025-2026 Parking Packet

• If you want to paint your parking space, the cost is $80. This cost INCLUDES the parking sticker.
• Check you class Google Classroom announcements or check social media posts by @CreekviewLeads on Facebook and Instagram for updates.
• Still see Mrs. Warren in Student Services for your sticker.