School administrators will issue consequences based on the GCPS Student Code of Conduct and will refer the incident to the School Resource Officer for possible criminal charges. Public Displays of Affection Students should refrain from public displays of affection. Violations will be subject to GCPS Student Discipline Code. Inappropriate Language Students should refrain from using inappropriate or vulgar language. Violations will be subject to GCPS Student Discipline Code. Technology Students will be required to read and sign the Use of Electronic for Students” procedure. “Acceptable Failure to follow the guidelines established in school policy and the GCPS Student Conduct Behavior Code will result in disciplinary action that may include restricted or denied access to school computers and other instructional tools. Tobacco Products Students in violation of Rules concerning tobacco and tobacco products will be subject to GCPS guidelines stated in the Student Discipline Code. 1st offense consequences up to 3 days OSS – 2nd offense referral to county intervention program and suspension – 3rd offense possible referral to GCPS Disciplinary Panel – Confidential Hot Line Help keep your school safe. Notify an administrator immediately if you you know that someone is carrying a weapon, drugs, or alcohol, or call 770-822-6513, 24 hours a day. You do not have to give your name. Administrator Disciplinary Actions for Selected Student Misconduct (continued) Harassment Harassment and bullying are not tolerated. If a student feels that he/she is being harassed or bullied by another student, it should be reported immediately to a teacher, counselor, or administrator. Electronic Devices Policy A student not perform any other act which is subversive to good order and discipline in the schools. This includes but is not limited to violation of local school rules; violation of state and federal law; involvement in criminal gang-related behavior and/or criminal gang conduct as defined and prohibited by O.C.G.A. 16-15-3 and 16-15-4; providing false information to school personnel; unauthorized possession or inappropriate use of laser pointers and electronic communications devices (including tape recorders, CD Players, MP3 players, video games, radio and television (cell phone, iPhone, iPod, etc.); loitering or trespassing; or community misconduct that would be so serious as to pose a threat to the school community. The Gwinnett County Board of Education (BOE) permits students to possess communication devices on a limited basis and provides local school principals with the authority to set forth rules pertaining to student possession and use of such devices at their individual schools.
School administrators will issue consequences based on the GCPS Student Code of Conduct and will refer the incident to the School Resource Officer for possible criminal charges. Public Displays of Affection Students should refrain from public displays of affection. Violations will be subject to GCPS Student Discipline Code. Inappropriate Language Students should refrain from using inappropriate or vulgar language. Violations will be subject to GCPS Student Discipline Code. Technology Students will be required to read and sign the “Acceptable Use of Electronic for Students” procedure. Failure to follow the guidelines established in school policy and the GCPS Student Conduct Behavior Code will result in disciplinary action that may include restricted or denied access to school computers and other instructional tools. Tobacco Products Students in violation of Rules concerning tobacco and tobacco products will be subject to GCPS guidelines stated in the Student Discipline Code. 1st offense – consequences up to 3 days OSS 2nd offense – referral to county intervention program and suspension 3rd offense – possible referral to GCPS Disciplinary Panel Confidential Hot Line Help keep your school safe. Notify an administrator immediately if you you know that someone is carrying a weapon, drugs, or alcohol, or call 770-822-6513, 24 hours a day. You do not have to give your name. Administrator Disciplinary Actions for Selected Student Misconduct (continued) Harassment Harassment and bullying are not tolerated. If a student feels that he/she is being harassed or bullied by another student, it should be reported immediately to a teacher, counselor, or administrator. Electronic Devices Policy A student not perform any other act which is subversive to good order and discipline in the schools. This includes but is not limited to violation of local school rules; violation of state and federal law; involvement in criminal gang-related behavior and/or criminal gang conduct as defined and prohibited by O.C.G.A. 16-15-3 and 16-15-4; providing false information to school personnel; unauthorized possession or inappropriate use of laser pointers and electronic communications devices (including tape recorders, CD Players, MP3 players, video games, radio and television (cell phone, iPhone, iPod, etc.); loitering or trespassing; or community misconduct that would be so serious as to pose a threat to the school community. The Gwinnett County Board of Education (BOE) permits students to possess communication devices on a limited basis and provides local school principals with the authority to set forth rules pertaining to student possession and use of such devices at their individual schools.