The school's Main Office is currently open on school days from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Parents and visitors are asked to review documents posted to the website and to call or email questions whenever possible. The Main Office phone number is 773.775.6616 Ext 110.

Raptor Visitor Management System is utilized to to record visitor entrance onto our campus. Raptor allows our staff the ability to screen visitors, contractors, and volunteers against national registered sex offender databases, as well as any internal databases (i.e. custodial issues, restraining orders, prohibited contact).

Upon entering Resurrection, all visitors will be asked to present state government-issued identification (i.e. driver’s license, state ID card, United States Passport Card, military ID card), which will be scanned or manually entered into the system.  If a parent or guardian does not have a government-issued ID, the school staff member can use any form of identification and manually enter the person’s name into the Raptor system with approval from an administrator. The Raptor system checks the visitor's name and date of birth for comparison with a national database of registered sex offenders.

The registered sex offender database is the only official database checked by the Raptor system. No other data from the ID is gathered or recorded and the information is not shared with any outside agency. Once entry is approved, Raptor will issue a badge that identifies the visitor, the date, and the purpose of his/her visit. A visitor’s badge will not be necessary for those who visit our school simply to drop off an item in the office or pick up paperwork.

The safety of our students is our highest priority and the Raptor Visitor Management System allows us to quickly identify those who may present a danger to our students. 

Safe and Respectful Environment 

Resurrection College Prep High School strives to provide a safe, secure, and respectful environment for young women entrusted to its care. Students are to report any instances where they have experienced a breach in safety and security or any situations in which they feel unsafe. Such reporting can be made to a school counselor, the Dean, or another member of Administration.

Building Security

Building security is highly important and everyone’s responsibility. Therefore, everyone is strongly encouraged to alert a school staff member to anything that is unusual or suspicious. If you see something, say something. As a reminder, all visitors must enter through the Main Office. Doors are never to be opened for visitors — signs on outer doors direct visitors to the Main Office.

Building Access

The school building is open starting at 7:15 a.m. 

Students and guests entering the building are to use door #1 (Main Entrance). All students and guests need to check in with the Main Office upon arrival.

Students are to use only doors #8 and #3 to exit the building.

Other doors are not to be used as exits. Exiting the building through the #5 and #6 doors will lead to an enclosed, locked area of the campus which offers no ability to leave that area. Therefore, doors #5 and #6 are to be used only in an emergency situation.

Students staying after the school day ends are to be under the direct supervision of a faculty or staff member.

The academic area of the building closes at 4:15 p.m. This area will be locked. Therefore, students will not have access to their lockers.

Students are encouraged to have their rides pick them up before 4 p.m. Students waiting for a ride after 4 p.m. are to wait outside the Main Office by door #1.

Off-campus behavior

Off-campus behavior that contributes to on-campus conflicts or violation of school rules will be addressed by the Dean’s Office. Additionally, behavior outside of school reflects on the reputation of the school. A pattern of student inappropriate off-campus behavior will result in consequences that may impact continued enrollment or other disciplinary sanctions, as warranted to maintain a safe and respectful school environment.

Safety Reminders

Safety is our highest concern and we remind students, parents, and staff to immediately report any suspicious person or persons either on-campus or off, including incidents before or after school. Please refer to the Safety & Security section of the Student Handbook for additional information about safety on campus.

In the case of any emergency or suspicious activity, take the following steps:

Step 1 - Dial 911
Step 2 - Report incidents immediately to the Main Office.

We also remind students to utilize safe practices when traveling, including the following:

• Be alert and travel in well-lit and well-populated areas
• Whenever possible, travel in pairs or groups
• Be aware of surroundings and report suspicious activity
• Keep money, phone, and other distractions out of sight

Please review the following drop-off and pick-up procedures for the safety of our students and parents. For the start of the school year, staff will be present to assist you during these times. Note: Entry to the campus is only permitted via the Oriole Avenue entrance during drop-off and pick-up hours.

Morning Drop-Off:
Enter the campus via Oriole Avenue.
Pull forward to the front of the building or alongside the gym. Students dropped off by the gym will still need to enter the building through the main entrance.
Please ensure that students are prepared to exit the vehicle.
Ensure students exit the car on the driver’s side.
Exit the campus via Talcott Avenue or Oriole Avenue.
Student drivers should proceed directly to their assigned parking spots.

Afternoon Pick-Up:
Do not park in front of the building along Talcott Avenue (fire lane, marked with “X’s” on the map).
Line up for pick-up outside Door 8 (gymnasium side) or along the front of the building.
Only one lane is available for pick-up to maintain emergency access.
Many students will exit through Door 8.
Visual Map: The map below outlines the new policy. Please follow the indicated routes and instructions.

The below diagram outlines the new policy.

The Resurrection College Prep uniform is to be purchased from Dennis Uniform Company located at 7055 W. Higgins Ave. in Chicago. 

CLASS OF 2027 DETAILS

Students wear their uniform throughout the school day, including study and lunch periods. Uniforms are to be clean, neat, and in good repair. Uniform items that are too small or have rips or holes must be mended or replaced, as necessary. Skirts that cannot be altered to meet the length requirement must be replaced.

On days that the school assembles as a community, it is expected that all students are wearing the complete uniform with special attention to neatness. Students are expected to wear dress shoes or white, black, or grey athletic shoes on the days that the school celebrates a Mass or liturgy. Colored athletic shoes are not acceptable with the school uniform on these days.

The school uniform consists of a uniform polo, uniform skirt, shoes and socks, and the school ID must be worn around the neck on a red or black RES lanyard at all times. 

• For the Class of 2022, the Heather Grey Gabardine box pleated skirt is required.
• For the Class of 2023, the Mcdonald Plaid box pleated skirt is required.
• For the Class of 2024, the Ward Plaid box pleated skirt is required.
• For the Class of 2025, the Chancellor Plaid box pleated skirt is required.  
• The fleece front-zip, which is ordered from Dennis Uniforms, may be worn over the polo for extra warmth. Although other tops are no longer available for sale, such as the quarter-zip sweatshirt, the school sweater or half-zip ladies pullover, these tops may also be worn by all students, regardless of their class level. This enables families with multiple Resurrection students to continue to use uniform items that they have already purchased. 
• Long or short sleeved T-shirts worn under the uniform shirt must be solid white, grey, black, or red. Long sleeved shirts with writing down the arm is not permitted.

The uniform skirt:

• The uniform skirt length must extend from the waist to at least two inches above the knee. Skirts must be worn with the skirt band at the waist and must be zipped.
• Shorts worn under the skirt must not be visible.
• Leggings or tights may be worn with the uniform skirt.
• Sweatpants, fleece or flannel pants, slacks or other long bottoms may not be worn with the uniform skirt.

Socks and footwear:

• Solid white, solid black, or solid grey socks, knee socks, tights or solid black, grey, or white leggings. Socks with patterns or other colors (including red) are not allowed. Logos, such as the Nike swish, on socks are permitted.
• Athletic or casual shoes with a closed toe and heel. Students are expected to wear dress shoes or white, black or grey athletic shoes on the days that the school celebrates a Mass or liturgy.

Accessories:

• Winter boots, including Uggs, may be worn on dates announced by the Administration.
• Tattoos cannot be visible.
• Sunglasses cannot be worn.
• Hair must be one natural color. Unnatural color hair dyes, such as blue, green, pink, orange, purple, and/or extreme hair styles that include, but are not limited to, fad, shaved or engraved hairstyles are not permitted. Acceptable hair coloring/styles are determined at the Administration’s discretion.
• Piercing of the ear is allowed.
• Stretching of the earlobe or other body parts is not allowed.
• Facial piercings are not allowed. Jewelry for any form of body piercing other than the ear cannot be worn, even if it is covered by a bandage.
• Flesh-colored spacers or keepers for nose piercings may be worn.
• Other jewelry deemed inappropriate for the school setting by the Administration cannot be worn.

The following items cannot be worn at any time:

• Bandanas
• Clothing that is written upon
• Crocs, Slippers, flip-flops, sandals
• Halter or tank tops
• Mini-skirts
• Outdoor apparel, including jackets, coats, vests, hats, scarves (with the exception of head coverings for religious reasons, such as a Hijab)
• Ripped clothing or clothing with holes  
• Shorts
• Tops with plunging necklines or that expose the midriff

Spirit Apparel Days
Spirit Apparel wear includes Resurrection College Prep sweatshirts, sweatpants, T-shirts, club/organization wear, Resurrection College Prep athletic wear (but not school-issued athletic team uniforms and warm-ups), sweatpants, yoga pants, or capris.

Other requirements include:

• The school ID on a red or black RES lanyard
• RESwear top layer and visible
• Uniform shoes and socks
• Any sweatpants or bottoms that have writing across the buttocks are inappropriate for school and cannot be worn.

Spirit Apparel Top Days
On designated Spirit Apparel Top Days, club, organization, publication and athletic wear (not athletic uniforms or warm-ups) may be worn with the school skirt or school uniform slacks. This includes crew and hooded sweatshirts, as well as T-shirts. On these days, any RES apparel tops may be worn and are not dependent on what clubs are meeting.

Uniform/Dress Code Violations
Students who violate the uniform/dress code will be referred to the Dean’s office. A student will receive a detention assignment once she reaches 6 points. Points are assigned according to the uniform/dress code expectations that have been disregarded. (See handbook.)

Student Recognition Ceremonies
Students are expected to wear clothing that is in good taste and reflects modesty.

Clothing requirements:

• Dress or skirt length cannot be more than two inches above the knee. 
• Dresses or skirts cannot be tight or formfitting. Form-fitting pants are not permitted.
• Spaghetti straps, strapless dresses/tops must be covered with a shawl or sweater.
• Halter tops, tank tops, or tops that expose the midriff or that have a plunging neckline are unacceptable.
• Flip-flops or slippers are not permitted.

Students who choose to wear clothing that does not meet the above dress code will not be admitted to the event or allowed to participate.

IDs
IDs are issued through the Dean’s office.

• Students, faculty and staff wear IDs on a red or black RES lanyard at all times when they are in the building and carry them on their person when off school property on field trips.
• IDs are required to access some library services and can be used to purchase food in the cafeteria provided that a Quest account has been established.
• ID lanyards can be purchased in the Main Office or the Attendance Office at a cost of $2.

The Student Handbook is reference guide to the policies, procedures, and operation of Resurrection College Prep High School. The Resurrection Student Handbook describes the expectations for behavior and conduct as well as other rules, regulations, and policies governing student life.

In addition, the Academic Handbook and the Athletic Handbook provide specific guidelines for students in those areas. 

Student/Parent Handbook

Resurrection College Prep High School offers an educational experience grounded in academic excellence, integrated club and athletic experiences, and on-going spiritual development, making it the place for young women to grow as intellectual, spiritual, ethical and transformative members of our society. Students are taught to be critical thinkers and problem solvers in a rapidly-changing world. Rooted in the teachings of our faith, we encourage our students to make an authentic difference in our world.

Resurrection offers a rigorous, college preparatory experience in an environment that is supportive of the needs of individual students while championing their individual leadership and potential. We challenge our students to take risks as they discover who they are as individuals, participate in the various aspects of our school life, succeed in developing their God-given talents, and serve the community in Charity and Truth.

This Curriculum Guide has been prepared to provide students and parents with course descriptions and scheduling information for students and parents.  Counselors and faculty members are available to provide assistance regarding course selections. If you need additional information about a particular course, you may contact the Curriculum Coordinator for that department or the Assistant Principal for Teaching and Learning.

Curriculum Guide

Resurrection College Prep High School will employ e-Learning days as part of its Emergency e-Learning Plan. The goal is to provide continuity of education for students on days when school otherwise would have been canceled due to an emergency situation. On e-Learning Days, students use their RES Chromebook, home computer, or mobile device to connect to Schoology to access assignments for the day. They will be required to check-in through Zoom for attendance, and then, complete assignments as a continuation of what they are learning in their classes.

Public Act 101-0012 of the 101st Illinois General Assembly permits local school districts to establish an e-Learning plan to address student learning in a remote environment. An e-Learning day is an electronic learning day approved by the Illinois State Board of Education as a day of instruction for students who are not physically present in school buildings, with the purpose of providing access to instruction. On e-Learning days, students will work remotely. 

What is considered an “emergency situation”?
Any situation that makes a school building inhabitable and/ or transportation for buses and cars unsafe and/ or any other situation that the school principal deems an emergency situation. This may include, but is not limited to, inclement weather.

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Chromebook Policies and AUP

Semester Honor Rolls - based on current semester GPA
1st Honors = 3.510 & higher
2nd Honors = 3.0 - 3.5099

Graduation Honors Recognition - based on cumulative GPA
Honors = 3.799 - 4.132
High Honors = 4.133 - 4.332
Highest Honors = 4.333 and higher

Bullying, intimidation, and harassment diminish a student’s ability to learn and the school’s ability to educate. Resurrection College Prep is committed to fostering a learning environment in which all students feel respected and safe. Harassment or bullying of any community members is considered a serious violation of Resurrection College Prep’s behavior code.

The information submitted through this report is confidential. The information will be used to help the Resurrection College Prep staff in addressing bullying and harassing behavior. All reports will be investigated and appropriate action taken.

REPORT BULLyING/HARASSMENT

Welcome to the Resurrection College Prep Athletic Department. Being part of a team is a rewarding experience for high school athletes. Athletes learn the value of teamwork, self-control, and hard work while participating in Interscholastic Athletics. Resurrection College Prep is a member of the Girls Catholic Athletic Conference (GCAC) and the Illinois High School Association (IHSA).

The athletic handbook is in place to ensure the athletic department runs smoothly. The handbook covers school policies and expectations as they relate to athletics. Expectations of coaches, athletes, and parents are included. It is important that the handbook be reviewed and understood by all involved in Resurrection athletics, as it can help answer many questions. Adherence to the handbook by all members of the athletic department is crucial for the growth and development of athletic programs. This handbook is supplementary to the school handbook. School policies still apply.

Athletic Handbook

In compliance with the Illinois Youth Sports Concussion Safety Act, Resurrection College Prep High School will follow Return-to-Learn and, for athletes, Return-to-Play protocols to ensure all students who experience a concussion receive necessary support.

Concussion Policy

Spring Parent Teacher Conferences are on March 14 and March 15, 2024. On March 14th, Conferences will be in person, and on March 15th, Conferences will be held virtually. Pick A Time will be utilized to register for Conferences. Download the below instructions on how to register.

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