VI. OFFICIAL SCHOOL BREAKS A. While Biblical Mandates apply at all times, students are not held to the Institutional Policies of the Bible Institute during school breaks unless they are on the Bible Institute campus or on a Word of Life ministry trip. B. The campus and dormitories close during official school breaks. Students are expected to arrange their own housing and transportation during those breaks. C. Students are typically not permitted to leave or return early or late for official school breaks. In the case of extenuating circumstances, special permission is required from the Bible Institute Deans. Failure to obtain this may result in a zero grade for missed course work. VII. CAMPUS LIFE A. Announcements 1. Announcements are posted within the FL Campus Life “course” in Canvas. 2. The “WOLBI Weekly” information sheet will be e-mailed to all students and posted in the classroom and mailroom as well as the FL Campus Life “course” in Canvas. 3. Students are responsible for any important announcements or meeting requests sent to their student e-mail accounts by staff and faculty. B. Care of Buildings 1. Students collectively sign a dorm contract with their RA at the start of the year, which serves as a reference during room inspections at the end of the year. Damages may result in fines determined by the Student Life Deans. Students should not move furniture without the permission of the Student Life Department. 2. Second-hand furniture is not permitted in the Dorm rooms. As long as space allows, students are allowed to bring in personal furniture. They are responsible for its upkeep and removing it at the end of the school year. 3. Only use masking tape on the walls. 4. Power strips are allowed in the dorm room. Power Strips may not be connected to another power strip. 5. Hot oil poppers, toaster ovens, hot pots (unless a coil is built into the base), hot coils, are not allowed in the dormitories due to fire hazard. Hot air poppers are allowed. 6. If there is a problem with the air conditioning or water heaters, inform your RA. Do not attempt to make repairs. 7. It is a violation of Florida State law to tamper with, cover, or in any way deface exit signs or fire extinguishers. 8. Students are requested to turn off all lights and electrical appliances when leaving dorm rooms. C. Cleanliness 1. Dorms are to be kept clean and neat and will be inspected regularly at the discretion of the RAs, RDs, or Deans. a. Beds should be made. b. Dirty laundry must be kept in a laundry bag or closed container. c. Food must be kept in sealed containers. d. Rooms, halls, and entryways must be kept free of clutter. e. Trash removed on a regular basis 2. Dorm Jobs a. Each person will take turns cleaning their dorm room. RAs will post and maintain a dorm job schedule. b. Each student is responsible for conscientiously completing their assigned dorm job daily. They are to be done and checked off daily by “In-Dorms”. c. If you are away, it is your responsibility to ask a dormmate to do the dorm job in your absence. 3. Students are reminded that personal hygiene is essential, particularly when living in dorms. Students are
expected to shower daily and launder their clothes, towels, and bedding regularly. 4. Everyone is expected to maintain cleanliness and order in the Student Lounge
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