9th Grade Punta Mona and Pacuare River Rafting Trip PERMISSION SLIP (Due date: Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016) Please read closely My son/daughter, , has my permission to attend the Country Day School 9th grade field trip to Punta Mona and Pacuare River Rafting from February 24-26, 2016 coordinated by Adventures Under the Sun. I have reviewed the field trip policies and the recommended packing list and I will go over these with my son or daughter and assure that they are prepared for the program. I am aware of the trip cancelation policies and refunds for cancelations. If my son/daughter should require any emergency medical attention while on the trip, I understand that I am to reimburse the individual or representative that covered the incured costs if any. I have been informed that CDS school teachers will be chaperoning the trip; if my son or daughter seriously violates any school or field trip rules or policies during the trip, it is my responsibility to pick up my child from the program at my own expense. I hereby allow the trip coordinators and organizers to take and utilize non-incriminating photographs of my son/daughter for trip updates and future marketing efforts. Yes No Outdoor Education Field Trip Policies and Guidelines All school policies apply to outdoor education field trips and include the following: No drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or weapons of any kind are allowed at any time. No coupling or sexual activity is allowed. Shoes or sandals must be worn at all times. Students must remain seated, wear seat belts and keep keep all body parts and personal items in the bus at all times. Please abstain from sending your child with extra junk food and candy and encourage them to indulge on a healthy, outdoor and active adventure. Your trip fee includes all meals which are healthy and plenty. Please do not send your child with a cel phone or any electronics. These trips are coordinated to encourage outdoor appreciation and stimulate greater interactions and exchanges with other classmates. Students must stay within designated boundaries while at the lodge. When hiking or doing activities, students must stay with the designated group. Students may not enter other students’ rooms. Established curfew must be respected. Disruptive or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. Any destruction or disruptive behavior towards the lodge, the area, wildlife or other guests/staff will not be tolerated and will be considered grounds for dismisal. Students need to follow the instructions of their instructor/teacher/leader. Failure to do so can jeopardize the students' and others safety. Students are responsible for following the same rules on this trip as they do when at school, according to policies and behavior expectations described in the School Family Handbook. Students are responsible for their own belongings. No one other that the students will be held responsible for items lost due to damage, theft or misplacement. Please review these policies with your son/daughter. Failure to follow school, or field trip policies is grounds for dismissal from a trip, suspension or expulsion.