Work-detail may be assigned (community service). Parent conferences may be arranged and/or a behavior contract may be written. Suspension from school and Independent Study day(s) assigned Classroom Behavior Each teacher will establish and review disciplinary policies and procedures with students at the beginning of the school year and with parents at Back-to-School night. This policy will be reviewed periodically throughout the year. Routine classroom discipline will be handled by teachers. Students violating classroom will be subject to consequences which can include warnings, time out, calls to parents, conferencing, community service, and suspension from school. Students may be referred directly to the Executive Director/Site Administrator for defiance or other serious offenses using referral. Level 1: Warning Teachers have established a warning discipline procedure to be taken prior to issuing a referral. These procedures will be outlined in the classroom discipline policy. Teachers work with students to modify inappropriate behavior and reinforce behaviors which enhance student success. If these efforts do not correct behavior, action is taken to Level 2. Level 2: Referral Parent contact; possible part or whole day suspension with Independent Study assigned; behavior conference with teachers, parents, and student (Executive Director/Site Administrator may be present); determination as to whether or not a behavior contract will be established. Level 3: Referral to administration for serious infraction or habitual referrals Students who are referred to the Executive Director/Site Administrator for a conference are subject to a phone call to parent/guardian, community service, loss of playground privileges, suspension, independent study or expulsion from school. Disciplinary Actions Students involved in any act of misconduct listed as grounds for disciplinary action may lose recess privileges, perform community service, receive suspension with Independent Study assigned, or be expelled from school. These penalties are imposed only when other means of correction fail to bring about proper conduct. However, a student may be suspended or expelled upon a first offense for violations of Education Code, Section 48900, 48915 or whenever it is determined that the student’s presence in school causes danger to persons or property or threatens to disrupt the instructional process. Definition of Infractions Arson - Starting or setting a fire anywhere on school campus. Battery on a Staff Member - Aggressive physical contact with an employee of the school district.
Work-detail may be assigned (community service). Parent conferences may be arranged and/or a behavior contract may be written. Suspension from school and Independent Study day(s) assigned Classroom Behavior Each teacher will establish and review disciplinary policies and procedures with students at the beginning of the school year and with parents at Back-to-School night. This policy will be reviewed periodically throughout the year. Routine classroom discipline will be handled by teachers. Students violating classroom will be subject to consequences which can include warnings, time out, calls to parents, conferencing, community service, and suspension from school. Students may be referred directly to the Executive Director/Site Administrator for defiance or other serious offenses using referral. Level 1: Warning Teachers have established a warning discipline procedure to be taken prior to issuing a referral. These procedures will be outlined in the classroom discipline policy. Teachers work with students to modify inappropriate behavior and reinforce behaviors which enhance student success. If these efforts do not correct behavior, action is taken to Level 2. Level 2: Referral Parent contact; possible part or whole day suspension with Independent Study assigned; behavior conference with teachers, parents, and student (Executive Director/Site Administrator may be present); determination as to whether or not a behavior contract will be established. Level 3: Referral to administration for serious infraction or habitual referrals Students who are referred to the Executive Director/Site Administrator for a conference are subject to a phone call to parent/guardian, community service, loss of playground privileges, suspension, independent study or expulsion from school. Disciplinary Actions Students involved in any act of misconduct listed as grounds for disciplinary action may lose recess privileges, perform community service, receive suspension with Independent Study assigned, or be expelled from school. These penalties are imposed only when other means of correction fail to bring about proper conduct. However, a student may be suspended or expelled upon a first offense for violations of Education Code, Section 48900, 48915 or whenever it is determined that the student’s presence in school causes danger to persons or property or threatens to disrupt the instructional process. Definition of Infractions Arson - Starting or setting a fire anywhere on school campus. Battery on a Staff Member - Aggressive physical contact with an employee of the school district.