#prohibited items

Greetings and Salutations,

I think this site is amazing and packed full of information on the wizarding education of North America.

I was reading about your returning letter and it mentions prohibited items. Where can I find this list of prohibited items? Also, is there a list of all the entrance points in North America?

Thank you for your time and consideration,

DJ

Hi there DJ!

First off, thank you so much! We've worked really hard to bring you all the inside scoop on Ilvermorny and magical America, so I'm glad you like it!

So, the list of prohibited items will be included every year in your back-to-school letter, and it basically consists of obvious things like Dark objects, drugs, alcohol, etc., along with less-obvious things (usually because they're distracting and getting out of hand—at one point fidget spinners were on the list, but I don't think they are anymore).

I also am slowly getting through every state on the Entrance Portals, it seems, because everyone is making sure I do! Haha! Eventually (maybe once I get all 50, maybe before then, who knows? Not me) I'll put a list together with links to each one, but for now if you don't find a specific one you're looking for, you'll just have to ask about it!

Thanks so much for asking!

If you’ve been cruising for a while, you probably remember Royal Caribbean’s very long, very specific prohibited-items list. It spelled out everything: irons, kettles, candles, over-the-door organizers, bungee cords, hoverboards, dive knives, and even certain types of scissors. But in September 2024, that detailed list disappeared and was replaced with a much shorter, category-based version.And…

Disney Cruise Line’s List of Prohibited Items

In an effort to maintain a high level of safety for all passengers Disney Cruise Line wants share a reminder about items prohibited from being brought onboard any of the ships and on Castaway Cay.  

Guests attempting to bring any items classified as a “Prohibited Item” onboard, Disney Cruise Line reserves the right to seize and secure any item deemed to be dangerous or pose a security or…

Hi there 2nd Hill Families! 

Below are some documents that detail prohibited items, decoration guidelines, and the charges for any damages to the residential furniture. Please look through these documents and continue to read the rest of the post. 

This is a lot of information, but please be thorough in making sure that you do not pack any prohibited items or go outside the decoration guidelines as it will then warrant a further conversation with your student and require items to be sent back home. Sadly, we cannot make significant accommodations for any single student as we have a campus of 680 students for whom we are responsible. If your student does have any personal accessibility, dietary, mental health, or other needs that require certain fixes, please let us know so we can brainstorm how to make those possible. 

Lastly, double check the list of prohibited items as some items cannot be in student rooms BUT can be used in hall kitchens or lounges depending on the layout. This distinction is important to note since it does allow flexibility. However, DO NOT bring these items first thing on move in day expecting that we can accommodate every single one. Please check our hall kitchen and lounge for any needed appliances before bringing them. 2nd Hill specifically has a toaster oven, stove, and microwave on hand for students to use in our kitchen. Generally, students do not have any major cooking issues throughout the year. If you have any other questions please feel free to let me know!