Physical Aggression causing Direct Office Referral Parent/Teacher Conference injury Parent Contact Increase positive recognition Ethnic Slurs/hate language or Administration Consequence such Collaborative problem solving gestures as: Establish positive relationship Damaging property Community Helper with student Direct and willful disobedience school Mentoring Technology Violation Loss of Privilege (i.e. Develop a behavior plan or Bullying (2nd Offense) Threatening recess, lunch with friends) contract Stealing Repair Situation (replace Check in/Check out Ongoing broken/stolen item. Refer to SST (Student Harassment/Inappropriate contract Success Team) touching Disruptive emotional outbursts Viewing/Displaying Obscene content 3/4 Offenses: Consequences: Interventions: Office Level (Administration) Possession or use of Drugs, Direct Office Referral to SST (Student Alcohol, Tobacco, firearm, Parent Contact Success Team) knife, explosive, or other Loss of School Privileges Refer to SART or SARB dangerous object In School Suspension (School Attendance Review Physical Aggression causing Out of School Suspension Team/Board) injury to another person Possible expulsion Develop a behavior plan or Possession of Caused, contract attempted to cause severe damage to school or private Restorative Justice re-entry property conferencing Stole or attempted to steal school or private property Disrupted school activities or willfully defied the authority of school adults Intentional assault/battery towards school employee Threatening to use physical injury (4th -5th grade) 5 Offenses: Consequences: Interventions: Office Level (Administration) Brandished a knife at another Parent Contact Alternative educational person Suspension from school placement Possessed an explosive as Mandatory referral for defined in federal law expulsion Possessed, sold, or otherwise Law Enforcement Notification furnished a firearm Sold a controlled substance Suspension The grounds for suspension from school are determined by California law. A student may be suspended from school by the principal or his/her designee if it is determined
Physical Aggression causing injury Ethnic Slurs/hate language or gestures Damaging property Direct and willful disobedience Technology Violation Bullying (2nd Offense) Threatening Stealing Ongoing Harassment/Inappropriate touching Disruptive emotional outbursts Viewing/Displaying Obscene content Direct Office Referral Parent Contact Administration Consequence such as: Community Helper school Loss of Privilege (i.e. recess, lunch with friends) Repair Situation (replace broken/stolen item. contract Parent/Teacher Conference Increase positive recognition Collaborative problem solving Establish positive relationship with student Mentoring Develop a behavior plan or contract Check in/Check out Refer to SST (Student Success Team) 3/4 Offenses: Office Level Consequences: (Administration) Interventions: Possession or use of Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco, firearm, knife, explosive, or other dangerous object Physical Aggression causing injury to another person Possession of Caused, attempted to cause severe damage to school or private property Stole or attempted to steal school or private property Disrupted school activities or willfully defied the authority of school adults Intentional assault/battery towards school employee Threatening to use physical injury (4th -5th grade) Direct Office Referral Parent Contact Loss of School Privileges In School Suspension Out of School Suspension Possible expulsion to SST (Student Success Team) Refer to SART or SARB (School Attendance Review Team/Board) Develop a behavior plan or contract Restorative Justice re-entry conferencing 5 Offenses: Office Level Consequences: (Administration) Interventions: Brandished a knife at another person Possessed an explosive as defined in federal law Possessed, sold, or otherwise furnished a firearm Sold a controlled substance Parent Contact Suspension from school Mandatory referral for expulsion Law Enforcement Notification Alternative educational placement Suspension The grounds for suspension from school are determined by California law. A student may be suspended from school by the principal or his/her designee if it is determined
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