The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education is committed to being a world-class school system which supports educational excellence regardless of race, gender, national origin, different abilities, or religion, by providing the following: 

• Equitable academic programs and services which respond to the needs of a diverse student population, and which prepare all students for a changing workplace and pluralistic society are essential. (Policy IFC) 

• Equal access to excellent educational opportunities for all its students in all its schools. (Policy ADA)

In compliance with Federal Law and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools prohibits discrimination or harassment against any person on the basis of sex, gender, race, color, religion, national origin, age, or disability. 

If a staff, student, or parent/guardian at Myers Park High School has any concerns regarding discrimination or harassment, please contact the following:

Myers Park High School Campus Title IX Liaison 

Michelle Richards, Assistant Principal 

Michlele.richards@cms.k12.nc.us 

980-343-5800

For district level concerns, please contact:

Stephanie McKinney 

Director, Title IX Office

CMS District Title IX Administrator 

titleixcoordinator@cms.k12.nc.us

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The Honor Pledge 

• Reads as follows: "On my Honor, I will not cheat or lie."
  

• At Myers Park High School, in order to maintain an environment that values honor, we commit to practicing integrity and respect by adhering to the following standards:
  
  

• We will not cheat. Cheating is defined as giving or receiving unauthorized assistance on any graded work. Cheating includes, but is not limited to: plagiarism, copying another’s work, having a cell phone or another electronic device visible during a graded assessment, and use of cheat sheets.
  
  

• We will not lie. Lying is defined as leading others to false conclusions by word or deed. Honesty is required of all students in and out of the classroom regardless of circumstance.

  
  

Myers Park Dress Code Policy 

• Dresses and skirts, as well as shorts, must not be excessively short and/or tight.
  
  

• No see-through clothing. No undergarments are to be visible including bra straps. No midriffs should show; shirts must be longer than the waistline of skirts, shorts, or pants.
  
  

• No cleavage is to be exposed; all shirts should adequately cover the upper body including the shoulders, back, midriff, and sides. Guys must wear t-shirts under any tank top or jersey to adequately cover these same areas.
  
  

• No chains are allowed. No holes are allowed above the knee. Pants are to be worn at the waists and no underwear is to be exposed.
  
  

• All clothing brands and designs with any unauthorized group symbols, profanity, gestures or signs are prohibited.
  
  

• Hats may be worn, but may only be worn in classrooms with teacher permission. Do-rags, skull caps, and bandanas are prohibited. Other head-gear that interrupts the learning environment will be handled on a case by case basis.
  
  

• Gloves and sunglasses may not be worn in the building. Pajamas, blankets and slippers are prohibited.
  

Myers Park Cell Phone

• Use Policy Use during class: Devices are to be put on silent (NOT vibrate) and completely put away BEFORE entering the classroom. Unless given explicit permission by a teacher for a specific activity, devices should not be out or in use during class time. This restriction includes any time a student is not physically in the classroom during class (going to the bathroom, etc).
  

• Use on campus before school, after school, between classes and at lunch: Students may use devices for texting, but not talking. Listening to music WITH headphones is allowed. Talking on cell phones is reserved for emergencies and requires adult permission. Students are NOT to use, view or otherwise access any unapproved social media at any time while on campus.
  

• Students who break the cell phone policy during class time are subject to confiscation of the device and/or removal from class. No warning is required for these consequences. Students who are repetitive/frequent offenders are subject to being banned from having a device at school. No teacher, administrator, nor the school nor school system shall be held liable for any loss or damage to any device confiscated from a student due to inappropriate use.