Casa Richard's Students Page

Our Policies  

Casa Richard's Student Policies

All students enrolled at Casa Richard are expected to adhere to ALL school policies and procedures. Click on the links below to review policies and learn more about student behavior expectations. Student policies are updated regularly; please refer to this webpage for the most recent versions.

Academic departments may have policies for students enrolled in a program that are not included on this web page. For more information about these policies, please contact the department in question.

These policies are important for you to learn, thrive and be successful; they are also strictly adhered to.   Failure to follow these guidelines may result in suspension or expulsion.

Adobe Reader is required to view PDF pages (click here for a free download). For questions regarding Student Policies, please contact the School Office at (313) 963-7757.

ATTENDANCE POLICY

DRESS CODE

CODE OF CONDUCT

ANTI-BULLYING POLICY (including the BULLYING REPORT FORM)

Please contact us if you have any questions or comments about our policies.

Graduation Requirements 

Please click here to view Casa Richard's Graduation Requirements.

These guidelines are set forth by State of Michigan law and are non-negotiable. Failure to meet these guidelines will result in delayed or non-graduation.

Student Resources

Testing Dates

Click here to go to the Calendar which lists the established Testing Dates.

Homework Help

Reading Plus is a great resource for students.

Discovery Education offers free student resources that bring learning to life both inside and outside the classroom. Take a look at their interactive games, videos, contests, virtual labs and activities designed to help you dive deeper into a topic —and have fun too!

The Detroit Public Library (DPL) is the largest library system in the state of Michigan. The Main Library and its 23 neighborhood branches make it one of the most valuable and accessible public institutions in metropolitan Detroit

Ball State University has put together this collection of links to homework help materials which include references, articles, online databases, book report and science fair ideas, college prep guides, career info, games, interactive learning and more!

The Beehive Need some help with a math problem?  Working on a science project?  Need a Spanish/English dictionary?  Check out the high school homework help section of The Beehive!

The Homework Spot has TONS of links for articles, answers, themes, to-do, quick references, and even a section to have fun!

Cramster.com You’ll understand more. You’ll study less. And you can meet other high school students at the same time in Cramster.com’s social learning community. Sign up for a free membership to get access to step-by-step textbook solutions, expert-moderated Q & A Board, notes, practice problems and more. Find friends and start your own study group!

The goal of HippoCampus.org is to provide high-quality, multimedia content on all education subjects to high school and college students free of charge.

At HomeworkHelp.com, they don't fee the students answers to homework questions. Instead, they show you how to learn. Their curriculum developer are all experienced classroom teachers who know how to help students understand concepts, not just memorize them. You can get a free one-day pass by clicking here.  Please note: You must have the consent of your parent or legal guardian to sign up.

100 Best Websites for Free Homework Help

Click here for a list of the 100 BEST Free Homework Help websites! It includes General Homework Help, Online Communities, Tutors & Tutorials, Research & Writing, Study Skills & Tools, Research Materials, Math, Reading, Science and Student Organizers.

The Indianapolis Public Library offers live homework help as well a quick guide containing links to selected websites, books, movies, magazines, online databases and other resources to help you find what you are looking for in every subject.

Sometimes the toughest part of planning something is just figuring out where to start. CollegeBoard will help you to get on track to finding an education and career track that matches your skills and preferences. Learn about all your options — and how you can achieve them.

After-School Activities

These are just helpful links to help you find after-school activities. Casa Richard is not affiliated with these organizations.

Since 1926, Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan (originally the Boys’ Club of Detroit) has provided high quality youth development programs, sporting activities, events and a safe haven for children from all walks of life. In addition, the Clubs have been credited with “saving lives” of children who often have no one to turn to in times of family problems, poverty, failing grades and other difficult situations. Their directors, professional staff and volunteers are there to help children ages 6 to 18 grow into responsible, self-reliant and caring individuals.

The YWCA of Metropolitan Detroit joins individuals of diverse socioeconomic, ethnic, religious and generational backgrounds who are dedicated to the YWCA's Mission of eliminating racism and empowering women. Their local Association is an integral part of a national and international YWCA organization that provides consistency on issues of importance to women and girls at local, national and global levels.

The purpose of the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is to build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities. As part of a worldwide movement of health seekers, YMCA members share a common goal of building strong communities through active, engaged lifestyles. With a focus on providing resources for families, the YMCA community welcomes new members, encouraging them to enrich spirit, mind and body.

YouthVille Detroit is more than a youth center—it is a concept, a new approach to developing youth  and enhancing their well-being. YouthVille Detroit is the culmination of Dr. Smith’s lifelong commitment to positive youth and community development.

It is a destination point for youth needing an infusion of “belongingness” and a safe and nurturing place to have fun, dream, learn, and participate.

Social Media  

Popular Social Media Links

Click on the links below to visit the most popular networking websites. If you'd like to visit Casa Richard's Twitter and Facebook pages, please use the links at the top of the page. Please use these sites responsibly.

If you feel you are or someone you know is  being "cyber-bullied" (or bullied in any way), immediately go to our "Bullying Policy" page. You can also download ad complete a Bullying Report Form.

Photo Galleries

Our Photo Galleries are under construction and we need your help! If you have photos of life at Casa Richard that you'd like to submit for inclusion in our galleries, please click here.

We're looking for pictures taken in and around the school, on field trips and/or organized activities. Photos must fall within the guidelines set forth in the Code of Conduct and Dress Code.