Skipping classes - Truancy Possession of matches or lighters Swearing or use of crude and/or vulgar language and/or gestures Throwing stones or other items Fighting Consequence Parent conference In-school suspension and notification of parents Out-of-school suspension Probation Level Three Acts Repeated level two misconduct Possession of fireworks or other explosives Using, possessing, distributing, or trafficking alcohol and/or illegal drugs on school property, at school or school-sponsored activities. All activities violating criminal and civil laws, both state and federal Possession of firearms, knives, and other weapons on school grounds or at school events Vandalizing school property, property of school faculty and staff, or property of other students Making a fire alarm or bomb threat Theft of other person’s property Extortion in any form Consequence Parent conference Out-of School suspension for up to ten (10) days with probation Expulsion from school for remainder of semester or school year Forms of Discipline Used Detention Detention is time served before school, during a break or lunch, or after school in a restricted environment. Failure to attend the detention will result in more serious disciplinary action. In-School Suspension In-school suspension is suspending a student from one or more regular classes while requiring the student to spend the time in a designated area of the school and work on school assignments. Credit will be given for the student’s completed work. Out-of-School Suspension The student will not be allowed to attend school or school activities for a period of up to ten (10) days. The student WILL complete the class assignments during the suspension period, and will receive credit for the work.
Skipping classes - Truancy Possession of matches or lighters Swearing or use of crude and/or vulgar language and/or gestures Throwing stones or other items Fighting Consequence Parent conference In-school suspension and notification of parents Out-of-school suspension Probation Level Three Acts Repeated level two misconduct Possession of fireworks or other explosives Using, possessing, distributing, or trafficking alcohol and/or illegal drugs on school property, at school or school-sponsored activities. All activities violating criminal and civil laws, both state and federal Possession of firearms, knives, and other weapons on school grounds or at school events Vandalizing school property, property of school faculty and staff, or property of other students Making a fire alarm or bomb threat Theft of other person’s property Extortion in any form Consequence Parent conference Out-of School suspension for up to ten (10) days with probation Expulsion from school for remainder of semester or school year Forms of Discipline Used Detention Detention is time served before school, during a break or lunch, or after school in a restricted environment. Failure to attend the detention will result in more serious disciplinary action. In-School Suspension In-school suspension is suspending a student from one or more regular classes while requiring the student to spend the time in a designated area of the school and work on school assignments. Credit will be given for the student’s completed work. Out-of-School Suspension The student will not be allowed to attend school or school activities for a period of up to ten (10) days. The student WILL complete the class assignments during the suspension period, and will receive credit for the work.