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CENTERS PWfH6PNCW60PNIA to take a missed exam must be made with the instructors within two days of returning from an absence. All arrangements are subject to approval by the Campus Director. Conduct Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to a professional work environment. Violations of the school's student conduct policy include, but are not limited to, the following: destroying or damaging school property; use of any illegal drugs or alcohol while on school property or attending school while under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol; cheating on a school examination; exhibiting violence, insubordination, or inappropriate language or behavior toward any school staff or another student. All students are subject to random drug testing. Cell phones and/ or other electronic devices are not allowed during class/shop time. Computer usage is for school related work only. Anyone on any site other than what is school related may be terminated from the school. Violations of the school's student conduct policy may result in immediate termination from the program or the student will be placed on Conduct Probation. Students are expected to adhere to the School's Conduct Policy. Refusal to follow any instructors orders, any acts of disrespect, cursing or displays of inappropriate and unprofessional attitudes to faculty and staff alike, may constitute that the student be placed on "Conduct Probation' that could be imposed for the duration of their training program. If the student exhibits a positive change, the Probation may be cancelled by the Campus Director. A machinist training student placed on probation for any reason remains on probation until the end of that module, then the Campus Director will review their case. At that time the student may be released from probation, remain on probation for next module (subject to review at the end of that period), be terminated from the program or repeat the module. Leave of Absence Students may request a leave of absence (LOA) for medical reasons, financial difficulties, military duty, personal difficulties, and jury duty. An LOA shall be reasonable in duration, usually not to exceed 120 calendar days. One LOA may be granted during a 12-month period. Students must present a completed Application for Leave of Absence form to the school prior to the start of the LOA. The Campus Director and/or Student Services representative will review the request. The Campus Director and/or Student Services representative will meet with the Financial Aid Officer to determine what effect the LOA will have on the student's financial aid eligibility. After review, the Campus Director will approve or deny the request. Financial aid recipients requesting an LOA should take into consideration the effect it may have on their financial aid eligibility. Title IV loan recipients may exhaust some or all of their grace period if they fail to return to school from their LOA. Registration information: Santa Fe Springs (Main Campus) 562.921.3722 - Visit our Web site: www.trainingcenters.org