School Dances and Activities

School dances and other activities are for Herriman High School students only.  Students must have school ID to be admitted into a stomp or dance. If student ID is lost, students should contact the main office and arrange to have a duplicate made ($3.00 fee).  Students must have school ID to be admitted free to home games. If student ID is lost, students should contact the main office and arrange to have a duplicate made ($3.00 fee).  

Assemblies and activities are special student privileges where participation is contingent upon appropriate behavior. Students shall show respect to everyone, and follow school rules., including standards for dress and grooming.  If/when a student wears clothing items that do not meet school dress and grooming standards, the student will be asked to change immediately or leave the activity.  Please refer to the ‘Dress and Grooming Standards’ for a description of acceptable and unacceptable clothing.  Students who disturb, disrupt, or show disrespect shall lose the privilege of attending and may be subjected to disciplinary action.

If/when a student takes part in creating an unsafe environment, they will be asked to leave immediately.  If a student is removed from a stomp or a dance, they may not be allowed to attend any more stomps or dances for the remainder of the school year.  Such unsafe activities might include (but are not limited to) moshing, pushing and shoving in a way that could result in injury, riding on someone else's shoulders, or any other activity that could result in injury to oneself or other students or that shows intentional disregard or disrespect for students or adults.

If a student is removed from a game or other athletic event, they may not be allowed to attend any more games or athletic events for the remainder of the school year. Such unsafe activities may include (but are not limited to) pushing and shoving in a way that could result in injury, body surfing, aggression towards players, officials or fans from the guest school, throwing things in the bleachers, or any other activity that could result in injury to oneself or other students, or that shows intentional disregard or disrespect for students or adults.