Franklin High School Band

Orlando, Florida

June 2 – June 7, 2017

www.fhsmarchingband.com (place orders for Disney t-shirts on website, under

Registration/Disney t-shirt)

ORLANDO 2017/SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

EQUIPMENT AND UNIFORMS Tuesday, May 23rd – UNIFORM PACKING ALL Cleaned uniforms must be returned to the Band Room to prepare to pack for the trip by May 19th. Students should also bring in band/marching shoes and socks to be packed with your uniforms. Bring your complete uniform (cleaned according to manufacturer’s instructions) in your band-issue nylon garment bag, on wooden or heavy plastic hangers (no wire hangers!). The band directors will notify students of attire for the Memorial Day parade. Please make sure all parts of your uniform are in your bag. Your name must be on the bag! Tuesday, May 30th , 2017 - 2:30 p.m. - EQUIPMENT PACKING At the end of the school day students must leave their instruments/equipment (properly packed and marked with identification tags, which we will provide) in designated areas of the band room. All instruments and equipment will be packed for shipment to Florida during the afternoon/evening of the 1st. Please make sure your instruments are complete and in good working order.

LUGGAGE DROP-OFF - MANDATORY

Wednesday, May 31st – 6:00-8:00PM Luggage Drop, Inspection and ID check ALL SUITCASES will be brought to school for check-in, inspection and loading. All students and adults must drop off their suitcases at this time – NO Exceptions! The truck departs Thursday morning for Orlando. No suitcases will be checked with the airlines on Friday afternoon!! Luggage requirements:

Everyone is allowed ONE (1) piece of luggage, suggest 20 – 26” inches max in size and weighing no more than 50 lbs.

Please make sure your name is on your suitcase Please review Luggage/packing recommendations sheets

ID requirements: Student IDs will be checked to confirm students have proper Identification for the airlines/TSA requirements. Students under 18 can use school ID (in good condition), and students over 18 can use Driver’s license or State Issued ID.

DEPARTURE TO AIRPORT Friday, June 2nd, 2017 – 1:00 – 1:30PM - DEPARTURE FOR AIRPORT All students, staff and chaperones will report to the student parking lot by 1:00PM to board busses to airport. Bus assignment lists will be posted prior to the trip. Students may not move from one bus to the other. . CARRY-ON LUGGAGE FOR FLIGHT – MORE

Students are allowed ONE carry-on bag for the flight. We recommend students use their school bags or backpacks, nothing larger! The carry-on bag must fit under your seat or in the overhead luggage compartment. We advise against filling your carry-on with heavy or bulky items such as shoes, hair dryers, etc. Liquids must be in a clear quart size bag.

Please be sure your name and address is on your suitcase and carry-on bag!

AIRLINE PROCEDURE/BEHAVIOR This trip was approved by the Board of Education and the principal, students are expected to behave in a manner that positively represents Franklin High School. Students should refrain from inappropriate conversations on the flight. Keep voices at a low level to not disrupt other passengers Follow all rules as the airline directs If in doubt, speak to your chaperone

Wednesday, June 7th, 2015 - @ 10:00 – 10:30PM. – RETURN TO FHS Students will return from the trip on Wednesday, June 7th. When we have boarded the busses and are approximately an hour away from Somerset, students will be instructed to contact their parents by cell phone to inform them of our arrival time. PLEASE BE SURE SOMEONE IS AVAILBALE TO PICK UP YOUR CHILD AT THE SCHEDULED ARRIVAL TIME. PLEASE BE PROMPT IN PICKING UP YOUR CHILD FROM THE SCHOOL PARKING LOT! If you are at work at the time of student pickup, please make carpool or other arrangements to ensure that your child is picked up in a timely manner. Luggage will be loaded on the truck on Wednesday morning June 7th to begin the return trip home. The truck is expected to return sometime late Thursday, however, because it is also the senior prom, it will be unloaded on Friday, June 9th. ALL luggage can be picked up on FRIDAY, June 9th between 5:00 – 7:00PM. Luggage cannot go home with students on school buses. Senior students can have luggage picked up in their absence, the individual will need to sign for release.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND FORMS:

TRAVEL DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS/ID*

MEDICAL FORMS*

PARENT & GENERAL INFORMATION

CURRENT DISNEY INTINERARY

HOTEL INFORMATION

SUGGESTED PACKING INFO

RULES FOR TRAVEL AND CONSENT FORMS*

* Required forms

U.S. Territory Travel Document Requirements/IDs TSA/Security Information: http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/acceptable-ids (for further

information). Adult passengers 18 and over must show valid identification at the airport checkpoint in order to travel. We understand passengers occasionally arrive at the airport without an ID, because of losing it or inadvertently leaving it at home. If this happens to you, it does not necessarily mean you won't be allowed to fly. If you are willing to provide additional information, we have other ways to confirm your identity, like using publicly available databases, so you can reach your flight. If we clear you through this process, we may give you additional screening. If we can’t verify your identity, you may not be allowed to enter the screening checkpoint or to board a plane. Acceptable IDs for screening purposes include: U.S. passport U.S. passport card DHS trusted traveler cards (Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST) U.S. military ID (active duty or retired military and their dependents, and DoD civilians) Permanent resident card Border crossing card DHS-designated enhanced driver's license Driver's licenses or other state photo identity cards issued by Department of Motor Vehicles (or equivalent) for the sole purpose of identification Native American tribal photo ID HSPD-12 PIV card Airline or airport-issued ID (if issued under a TSA-approved security plan) Foreign government-issued passport Canadian provincial driver's license or Indian and Northern Affairs Canada card Transportation Worker Identification Credential Note: a weapon permit is not an acceptable form of identification.

Children TSA does not require children under 18 to provide identification when traveling with a companion within the United States. Contact the airline for questions regarding specific ID requirements for travelers under 18.

Forgot Your ID? In the event you arrive at the airport without valid identification, because it is lost or at home, you may still be allowed to fly. The TSA officer may ask you to complete a form to include your name and current address, and may ask additional questions to confirm your identity. If your identity is confirmed, you will be allowed to enter the screening checkpoint. You may be subject to additional screening. You will not be allowed to fly if your identity cannot be confirmed, you chose to not provide proper identification or you decline to cooperate with the identity verification process. TSA recommends you to arrive at least two hours in advance of your flight time to allow ample time for security screening and boarding the aircraft.

Please note: Student IDs will be checked the evening of the luggage drop. Band Directors will have a copy of all student IDs on file during the trip. Copies will be provided to Chaperones to which student is assigned for the duration of the trip.

Medical Form

The school nurse has contacted each student/family with medical requirements for the trip. Please complete and return this form, along with the appropriate signatures, to the nurses office BY MAY 5TH. It is vitally important that we have accurate medical information and written permission to administer treatment so that we may give your child proper care in the event of an emergency. We very much appreciate your cooperation in this most important area of concern. A student who becomes ill will not be permitted to make the trip. The music directors will determine if a student is not fit for the trip. If a student becomes ill during the trip, we will notify parents/guardians via phone. If we are unable to reach parents/guardians, our contact parent will be notified and will relay the message as soon as possible.

Disney World, Orlando Florida 2017

PARENT INFORMATION

Students are not allowed to leave the group to visit with parents, relatives or friends in the area. They must adhere to the group’s schedule and activities. When our list of trip students is presented to the school administration and faculty, any student in poor academic of disciplinary standing will not be permitted to go on the trip. Refunds will be at the discretion of the tour operators. If a student does not travel with us due to emergency reasons, we will submit the information to the tour operators and await their determination as to whether, and in what amount, any refund is possible. As previously noted in the HEALTH section of this packet, if a student becomes ill during the trip, we will notify parents/guardians via phone. If we are unable to reach parents/guardians, our contact parent will be notified and will relay the message as soon as possible. If a student should become seriously ill or injured on the trip and is determined medically unable to continue on the trip, or if a student is adjudged to be a disciplinary problem, parents will assume full responsibility, physically and financially, for the student’s transportation home to New Jersey.

FLORIDA 2017 – GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Limit luggage to one suitcase plus one small carry-on. Avoid bulky carry-ons loaded with heavy items. The hotel will have hair dryers in each room. 2. All personal items (lotions, shampoo make-up, etc) must be sealed/closed, as all containers will be inspected to make sure they are closed prior to departure. 3. Students will need money for approximately 5 meals or snacks, souvenirs and personal use. Breakfast will be available at the hotel each morning. - Recommend students utilize a pre-paid Debit/credit card for purchases. They will not be able to purchase food/snacks on flight without a card (no cash allowed for purchases) 4. We recommend packing a snack type item for the afternoon of our departure, as they Will have limited time once they are through security and at the gate. 5. You will be doing a great deal of walking while visiting the various attractions during our trip. Be sure to bring a good pair of sneakers or walking shoes with you. 6. Do not bring expensive jewelry, electronic equipment, etc., as we cannot be responsible for their loss or theft. Do not ask the chaperones to look after wallets, money, or personal items; students are responsible for looking after their own belongings!

7. Never leave anything of value in your hotel room while away for the day or early evening. 8. When you leave hotel do not take towels, washcloths, pillows or other hotel property.

The Franklin Township Board of Education will be contacted with a list of missing items by room number. You will be responsible for any missing property or damages.

9. Disney theme park personnel are very tough on shoplifters, with security employees in

ordinary tourist dress on duty throughout the parks. If you are caught shoplifting, your parents and school authorities will be contacted by park personnel. DO NOT ENGAGE IN SHOPLIFTING. 10. All monies were due prior to the trip. Our tour operators, Short Hills Tours, have been paid in full. In the event a student does not go on the trip for emergency reasons, a full refund cannot be made. Costs for transportation and hotel

accommodations were determined based on our full travelling complement of 104 persons. In the event of an emergency cancellation we will submit the student’s name and reason for

the cancellation to Short Hills tours and await their determination. 11. The Director and chaperone will have a list of student cell phone numbers for emergency contact purposes. 12. All health information forms will be kept at the first aid station in each park we visit and will be in possession of the Director or an assigned chaperone at night. 13. There will be assigned chaperones stationed at the park first aid station on a rotating schedule throughout the day at each park we visit. 14. Security guards will be hired to monitor the general area and hallways where our students will be staying at the hotel. Upon arrival at the hotel students will be instructed in proper fire drill procedures.

INTINERARY FOR FHS MARCHING BAND: DISNEY 2017

FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 2017: GROUP #1: (maximum of 96 passengers) 4:00 pm Arrive at Newark Liberty International Airport, on transportation arranged by the group, to meet Short Hills Tours Representative and begin group check-in. 5:59 pm Depart Newark for Orlando on United Airlines #434. 8:53 pm Arrive at Orlando International Airport Group will then proceed to JetBlue baggage claim, to wait for Group #2. GROUP #2: (maximum of 16 passengers) 4:00 pm Arrive at Newark Liberty International Airport, on transportation arranged by the group, to meet Short Hills Tours Representative and begin group check-in. 6:30 pm Depart Newark for Orlando on JetBlue Airlines #327. 9:30 pm Arrive at Orlando International Airport. Upon arrival, group will proceed to baggage claim area to meet Group #1 and proceed to buses 10:00 pm Groups will board waiting coaches and depart for the hotel . 10:30 pm Arrive at SpringHill Suites Orlando/Lake Buena Vista in Marriott Village, Orlando, FL, and check in. 11:00 pm Professional Security Guard on duty at the hotel.

SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 2017: 5:3 0 am Professional Security Guard off duty at the hotel. Morning Breakfast (included) at the hotel. (Breakfast is served between 6:30am – 9:30 am) 8:30 am Board coaches and depart hotel. 9:00 am Arrive at Hollywood Studios for a full day of exploration including behind the scenes glimpses of Hollywood-style action with live shows, thrilling attractions, backstage tours and special events all in one park that blends together like a large, bustling movie set. (2017 Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 8:30 pm are subject to change up until day of arrival) Each student and chaperone will receive a meal voucher (included) to redeem for lunch or dinner at the various food pavilions throughout Hollywood Studios. 8:00 pm Group will begin to gather for evening spectacular. 9:00 pm Students will enjoy Fantasmic!, a colorful imagination of Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer's Apprentice and invokes the characters and spirit of such favorite Disney classics as: Beauty and the Beast, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan, The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Aladdin, The Lion King. (Performance time subject to change) 9:30 pm Group will make their way to the front of the park and meet group leaders and proceed to waiting coaches. 10:00 pm Board coaches and depart for the hotel. 10:30 pm approximate return to the hotel. 11:00 pm Professional Security Guard on duty at the hotel.

SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2017: 6:00 am Professional Security Guards off duty at the hotel. Morning Breakfast (included) at the hotel. (Breakfast is served between 6:30am – 9:30 am) 8:30 am Board coaches and depart the hotel. 9:00 am Arrive at Disney’s Epcot Theme Park where students will have the entire day to explore Epcot featuring Future World, including one of the fastest attractions in all Disney Parks and World Showcase, representing 11 different countries. (2017 Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm are subject to change up until day of arrival) Each student and chaperone will receive a meal voucher (included) to redeem for lunch or dinner at the various food pavilions throughout Epcot. 9:00 pm Group will enjoy the spectacular, Illuminations: Reflections of Earth, and witness a thrilling nighttime kaleidoscope as the sky erupts with over 1,100 pyrotechnic bursts and the extraordinary Earth Globe. (recommended location; the bridge at Mexico Showcase. 12 minute show – time is subject to change up until day of event) 9:30 pm Following fireworks, group will make their way to the front of the park and meet group leaders and proceed to waiting coaches. 10:00 pm Board coaches and depart. 10:30 pm Approximate return time to the hotel. 11:00 pm Professional Security Guard on duty at the hotel.

MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017 (PARADE DAY): 6:00 am Professional Security Guard off duty at the hotel. Morning Breakfast (included) at the hotel. (Breakfast is served between 6:30am – 9:30 am) 8:30 am Board coaches and depart for Magic Kingdom. 9:00 am Group will proceed to Disney’s Magic Kingdom where students will have the entire day to explore Magic Kingdom and discover where imagination reigns. (2017 Operating Hours: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm are subject to change up until day of arrival) Each student and chaperone will receive a meal voucher (included) to redeem for lunch or dinner at the various food pavilions throughout Magic Kingdom. 2:30 pm The Franklin High School Warrior Marching Band will participate in the Disney Festival of Fantasy Pre-Parade, a thrilling sight-and-sound spectacular as group winds its way through the streets of Magic Kingdom park. 3:00 pm Following the parade, group will enjoy the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade, celebrating the stories you love with a magical mix of floats, costumes and original music. Paying homage to the unbridled magic and vivid pageantry of Fantasyland and its many inhabitants.

MONDAY, JUNE 5, 2017 (continued): In the evening, group will enjoy Wishes nighttime Spectacular, a spellbinding show and firework spectacular, as Cinderella Castle transforms into a piece of living art at this nighttime show honoring the art of Disney storytelling. (Fireworks spectacular times are subject to change up until the day of) Following the fireworks, group will enjoy the, Main Street Electrical Parade, a nighttime parade of glowing, spinning, gliding floats filled with beloved Disney characters and dancers Group will make their way to the front of the park and meet group leaders. (Departure time from the park is subject to change and at the discretion of the Band Directors) 10:00 PM Board coaches and return to the hotel. 10:30 PM Approximate return time to the hotel. 11:00 pm Professional Security Guard on duty at the hotel. SPECIAL NOTE: Monday, June 5th activities are subject to change upon final Performing Arts on Stage confirmation

TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2017: 6:00 am Professional Security Guard off duty at the hotel. Morning Breakfast (included) at the hotel. (Breakfast is served between 6:30am – 9:30 am) Students should bring their towels they packed in luggage. DO NOT USE HOTEL TOWELS. Students may wish to bring a change of clothes in backpacks to change before group proceeds to Disney Springs at 5:30/6:00p 9:30 am Board coaches and depart the hotel. 10:00 am Arrive at Disney’s Blizzard Beach Waterpark, a one-time ski resort that has melted into a watery wonderland. Group will zip down the slushy slopes of Mount Gushmore on one of the world’s tallest and fastest waterslides. (2017 Operating Hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, subject to change up until day of arrival) Each student and chaperone will receive meal voucher (included) to redeem for lunch at Blizzard Beach or dinner at Disney Springs, at the various food pavilions throughout the parks. 6:00 pm (TBD) Board motor coaches and depart. 6:30 pm Arrive at Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney). Group will have free time to explore the more than 70 shops, entertainment and dining choices, nestled along the shores of Village Lake. (2017 Operating hours pending) 9:30 pm Board coaches and depart for the hotel. 10:00 pm Approximate return time to the hotel. STUDENTS WILL PRE-PACK LUGGAGE FOR DEPARTURE ON WEDNESDAY. ALL LUGGAGE WILL NEED TO BE LOADED ON TRUCK FOR DEPARTURE BY 7:30A. LUGGAGE PICKUP WILL BE FRIDAY, JUNE 9TH. 10:30 pm Professional Security Guard on duty at the airport.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2015: 5:30 am Professional Security Guard off duty at the hotel. Morning Breakfast (included) at the hotel. (Breakfast is served between 6:30am – 9:30 am) 7:30 am Load luggage and equipment on truck for departure to NJ – luggage pick-up on Friday. 8:30 am Board coaches and depart hotel. 9:00 am arrive at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, home to more than 1,700 animals from 250 species and sprawling across 500 acres of lush landscape, the largest animal-themed park in the world! (2017 Operating Hours: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm, subject to change up until day of arrival) Each student will receive a meal voucher (included) to redeem for lunch at the various food pavilions throughout Animal Kingdom. 2:00 pm Arrive at the park entrance to meet group leaders and proceed to waiting coaches. 2:30 pm Board coaches and depart for the airport. 3:00 pm Arrive at Orlando International Airport and begin group check-in. GROUP #1: (maximum of 96 passengers) 5:15 pm Depart Orlando for Newark, NJ on United Airlines #813. 8:01 pm approximate arrival into Newark Liberty International Airport. Group will proceed through baggage claim to waiting transportation, arranged by group, for return to school. GROUP #2: (maximum of 16 passengers) 5:36 pm Depart Orlando on JetBlue Airlines #228. 8:22 pm approximate arrival into Newark Liberty International Airport. Group will proceed through baggage claim to waiting transportation, arranged by group, for return to school.

HOTEL INFORMATION

SpringHill Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista – Marriott Village

Website: http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcolx-springhill-suites-orlando-lake-buena-vista-in-marriott-village/?scid=bb1a189a-fec3-4d19-a255-54ba596febe2

Suggested Girls Packing List ____ One suitcase per student, plus lightweight carry-on bag for Friday departure ____ Changes of underwear and socks ____ Pajamas, slippers ____ Personal items (deodorant, toothbrush & paste, brush/comb, cosmetics, personal sanitary supplies) ____ Phone Charger/battery back-up source ____ Casual lightweight clothing for sightseeing ____ Swimsuit and cover-up, sandals or water shoes and towel for Water Park ____ Sunglasses, sunscreen/lotion (SPF #15 or higher) ____ Hat or visor for sun ____ Light sweater or windbreaker ____ Comfortable shoes or sneakers ____ Plastic bag for dirty laundry; also for wet swimsuit ____ Deck of cards, pocket games or recreational reading ____ Rain gear/poncho (from dollar store) ____ Spending money NOTE: NO MUSIC SPEAKER SYSTEMS, GAME SYSTEMS OR EXPENSIVE JEWELRY AIRLINES LIQUID RESTRICTIONS for ALL AIRLINE CARRY-ON BAGS: ALL LIQUIDS IN 1 QUART SIZE BAG/NO MORE THAN 3.4 OZ ALL MEDICATIONS (e.g., EPI-PENS/DIABETIC MEDS) MUST STAY WITH STUDENT IN CARRY-ON BAG

Suggested Boys Packing List ____ One suitcase per student, plus lightweight carry-on bag for Friday departure ____ Changes of underwear and socks ____ Pajamas, slippers ____ Personal items (deodorant, toothbrush & paste, comb) ____ Phone Charger/battery back-up source ____ Casual lightweight clothing for sightseeing ____ Swimsuit and cover-up, sandals or water shoes and towel for water park ____ Sunglasses, sunscreen/lotion (SPF #15 or higher) ____ Hat or visor for sun ____ Light sweater or windbreaker ____ Comfortable shoes or sneakers ____ Plastic bag for dirty laundry; also for wet swimsuit ____ Deck of cards, pocket games or recreational reading ____ Rain gear/poncho (from dollar store) ____ Spending money NOTE: NO MUSIC SPEAKER SYSTEMS, GAME SYSTEMS OR EXPENSIVE JEWELRY AIRLINES LIQUID RESTRICTIONS for ALL AIRLINE CARRY-ON BAGS: ALL LIQUIDS IN 1 QUART SIZE BAG/NO MORE THAN 3.4 OZ ALL MEDICATIONS (e.g., EPI-PENS/DIABETIC MEDS) MUST STAY WITH STUDENT IN CARRY-ON BAG

FHS BAND - PERMISSION SLIP ORLANDO, FLORIDA 2017

JUNE 2 – 7, 2017 I hereby grant permission for my child, _______________________________ to participate in the Spring, 2017 trip to Orlando Florida I am aware that the Franklin Township Board of Education assumes no financial responsibility for the trip. I also agree that I will not hold any member of the FHS Band Parents Association, designated chaperones or any Board of Education employee responsible for any injury sustained by my child during the trip. I understand that while on the trip, my child will be held responsible for his/her behavior as described in the Franklin Township Public School’s Student Code of Discipline. Any violation or infraction will be handled with disciplinary action as prescribed by the Student Code of Discipline. I hereby confirm that my child will be responsible to the duly authorized chaperones of the FHS Band Parents Association and to members of the High School staff. I also acknowledge that should my child become seriously ill or injured during the trip and determined to be medically unable to continue on the trip, or is adjudged to be a disciplinary problem, I will assume full responsibility, both physically and financially, for my child’s transportation home to New Jersey. I will assume full responsibility for providing my child with a ride home upon the group’s return to Franklin High School. Signature of Parent ______________________________________ Date________________ Home Phone _____________________ Phone # Wed 6/7 (to notify upon return) ______________________ (note: our approximate return time is 9:45 – 10:30pm) I have read and understand this permission slip Signature of Student _______________________________________ Date________________

RULES FOR TRIP 1. Student behavior during the trip will be subject to current school regulations. In any event, regulations as set forth in the Franklin Township Board of Education’s publication Regulations and Procedures for Student Discipline will apply. 2. No smoking, alcoholic beverages or drugs. 3. Students are not allowed to leave the group to visit with vacationing friends or relatives in the area. They must stay with the group’s scheduled activities. 4. Students are responsible for their own personal items. Chaperones will not watch purses, wallets, etc. 5. Students will obey chaperones; they are with us to look out for your best interests. 6. When visiting attractions or sightseeing, students should employ the “buddy system,” staying in pairs or groups. Do not wander around alone.

RULES IN THE HOTEL

1. Students will obey all rules established by the hotel for the use of their facilities. Remember that there

are other paying guests in the hotel and be courteous and respectful. No running or hollering in the halls, no running from room to room. Please leave noisemaking games (X-Box, PlayStation, Nintendo, etc.) and “boom box”/speaker docking music systems at home.

2. One student per room will be assigned responsibility for the key. Do not lose the key. Do not leave keys in the room. At check-out time, all room keys are to be turned in to the chaperone in charge of your room. 3. No room service, cots, or in-room movies are to be ordered 4. No outside phone calls from hotel room telephone. 5. The music instructors will announce the time for curfew each evening. At that time all students must be in their assigned rooms. 6. During all visiting times, room doors must remain open. 7. All rooms are to be kept neat at all times.

GUIDELINES FOR SUN EXPOSURE During a visit to Florida during the month of June, the possibility of warm, sunny weather definitely exists. For your health and personal comfort, we suggest the following guidelines with regard to sun exposure: Direct sun exposure should be limited to 20 - 30 minutes per day for persons whose skin Is not yet “sun conditioned.” A sunscreen type lotion or gel SPF #8 or higher should be used to block out harmful sun rays.

Suntan and baby oils are not advised as these applications tend to magnify the sun’s rays, increasing the probability of sunburn.

Consider using a lip balm or “chap-stick” type of product to reduce the drying effect of the sun on your lips.

Code of Conduct

To preserve the pride and dignity that are expected of me as a member of the Franklin High School community, I hereby pledge to uphold the policies of the school while participating in the FHS Band 2017 trip to Disney World/Orlando Florida. I give my word of honor that I will observe the following Code of Conduct:

1. I will not condone, partake, handle or distribute any form of alcoholic beverages. 2. I will not condone, partake, handle or distribute any form of tobacco. 3. I will not condone, partake, handle or distribute any form of illegal drugs. 4. I will not enter the room of students of the opposite sex at any time unless the door to the room is wide

open, and remains open, while I am in the room. 5. I will abide by curfew times designated by the directors and I will not leave my room during curfew time. 6. I will not leave any of the Disney Parks without the director’s permission. 7. I understand that I am a guest in the hotel as well as on all public transportation. The property thereof

does not belong to me and I have no right to damage or remove it. Upon checkout from the hotel all rooms will be inspected by the chaperones; any damages or missing items will be paid for by the responsible student(s) at that time.

8. I understand that the music faculty, the Band Parents Organization, and tour operators have spent a

great deal of time and effort making arrangements in order that the group may have the privilege of participating in this trip. I understand that even if I am not completely satisfied with all of these arrangements, it is inappropriate to voice complaints about the hard work and efforts of others.

9. I understand that I have an obligation to inform the chaperones/directors of undesirable of inappropriate

behavior by other group member(s). 10. I understand that weapons of any kind are not allowed in my possession.

11. I understand that any activity prohibited in school is also prohibited on this trip. All School rules apply. 12. I understand that involvement in any undesirable or insubordinate conduct will be considered a breach

of contract. As a consequence my parent/guardian will need to travel to Orlando, Florida to escort me home.

In as much as I have pledged myself to the above Code Of Conduct, I understand that failure to comply with any of the policies established in this Code of Conduct will result in having my parent/guardian come to Florida at their own expense to escort me home, and that I will be subject to disciplinary action as determined appropriate by the school administration. Signature of Student __________________________________________________ I have read the Code of Conduct and understand that my child must adhere to these policies. I understand that by signing this contract I am obligated to personally take my child home if the Code if Conduct is broken and I will incur any and all expenses. Signature of Parent ___________________________________________________