Student Conduct Expectations – CCS Driver Education

Inappropriate behavior or language, unproductive comments, off-topic responses, bullying, gossip, or any actions that reduce or prevent learning will result in disciplinary consequences.

A teacher or administrator may remove a student from class if the student’s behavior disrupts the learning of others or is highly offensive or inappropriate.

All students are expected to follow the Cumberland County Schools Code of Conduct. You can review the full policy here:
CCS Student Code of Conduct – 2025–2026

Cumberland County Schools Adopts New Cell Phone and Personal Device Policy

The Cumberland County Board of Education approved a new Student Use of Cell Phones and Personal Devices policy at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 12. The policy will take effect on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025, and is designed to help students stay focused on learning while promoting responsible digital habits. It also supports a safe, orderly and engaging school environment in line with a new North Carolina law.

Under Policy 4318, students may not display, use, turn on or make visible personal devices (including cell phones, earbuds and smartwatches) during instructional time unless specifically authorized in advance. Devices must be turned off and stored out of sight, such as in a backpack or locker.

Course Requirements

• In order to pass the classroom part of this course, you must have at least a average 70. 

• You cannot take the behind-the-wheel phase of the course unless you have passed the classroom phase.

• Complete all the assigned course work.

• Take and pass the Sign Test with a score of 80% or higher.

• Take and Pass the Final Exam with a score of 80%.

Inappropriate behavior/language, unproductive comments, off-topic responses, bullying/gossip, anything that is indicated in the “Netiquette” rules, or anything that reduces or prevents learning from occurring will result in the following disciplinary consequences. 

*A teacher or administrator has the discretion to remove a student from class if the student’s behavior impacts the learning of other students in the class or is highly offensive or inappropriate.  

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Morris Hargrove
morrishargrove@ccs.k12.nc.us
Coordinator


Bookkeeper Tracey Taylor
traceytaylor@ccs.k12.nc.us