Expectations of International Students The following are expectations for your participation in the Mt. Blue Campus International Homestay Student Program (the “Program”): Ø The student must speak English while in the household. Ø The student will not do household chores but will help with doing his/her own laundry, help to prepare meals and tidy his/her room or any other areas he/she occupies in the home. Ø The student will participate in family activities. Ø The student is not allowed to drive an automobile. Ø The student is expected to attend school regularly. A note from a doctor or homestay parent must be provided if class will be missed. Ø Homestay families have the right to access report cards, attendance reports and also have the privilege to attend parent teacher meetings. Ø Mt. Blue High School policies apply to all international students. All students are expected to follow these policies and to become familiar with the Mt. Blue High School Student Handbook. Ø International students are expected to follow “appropriate dress” as indicated in the Mr. Blue student handbook. Ø Communication with the homestay parent(s) is important to prevent misunderstandings. The student must tell the family if he/she plans on returning home late or miss a family meal. Ø Sleeping at a friend’s house during the week is not permitted. On weekends, the homestay family must approve of any sleepovers. The student must provide the name, address and telephone number of where he/she is staying so the homestay family can contact him/her. The student is not at liberty to come and go as he/she pleases. Ø Homestay parents have the right to set nightly curfews and monitor time spent out on the weekdays. Appropriate time must be dedicated to doing schoolwork. Ø
Ø The student must maintain a full course of study. He/she must also take an English course. Full year students must take U.S. History. The student must maintain a C average. Ø The student must respect the individual rules of the household and be respectful to his/her homestay parent(s) and all other individuals who reside with the homestay parent(s). Ø The student may not lend money to or borrow money from the homestay family or other students. Ø The student is responsible for paying for his/her own personal effects and toiletries, clothing, snacks, leisure and sport activities, school articles, dental or medical fees, travel, postage for letters and long-‐distance calls. The student is responsible for managing his or her own budget and is encouraged to open his or her own bank account. Ø The student will be responsible for purchasing his/her own cell phone and incurring any charges for long distance calls he/she makes from the homestay house phone. Ø The legal age to purchase cigarettes in the USA is 18 and many families will not allow this in their home. Many Maine buildings prohibit smoking including schools and restaurants. Failure to comply with these legal regulations may result in expulsion from the Program. Ø The student may not use illegal drugs. The student may not drink any alcohol if under the age of 21. Failure to comply may result in expulsion from the program. Ø The student may not alter his/her body during their stay (for example: tattoos, additional piercing, etc.) Ø The length of a shower/bath and the time of day for a shower or bath must be mutually agreeable within each homestay arrangement. Ø The student may not bring guests into the home without the homestay family’s permission. Ø The student will be responsible for paying for any damage caused by the student to the host family’s home and/or belongings. Ø The student may not work at a part time job that requires a social security number or work authorization. He/she may, however, work intermittently to shovel snow, mow the lawn or babysit. Ø The student may not travel overnight unless he/she is accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years of age. Traveling should not interfere with schoolwork and should be 2
done during breaks and holidays. Travel must be approved by the homestay family. Ø The student must have his/her own medical insurance upon arrival to the U.S., and for the entire duration of the Program, and will have a local physician identified before homestay placement. The student must obtain an insurance policy from the list of approved insurance providers included in the parental consent. Ø Any issues or concerns that arise must be directed to the International Student Program Director of the Mt. Blue Campus immediately.
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