Some examples of misconduct and consequences that could result: Misconduct Definition Minimum Maximum Action Action Repeated Classroom Confronting staff Intervention Removal from Disruption argumentatively, throwing classroom or objects, refusing to follow school directions, making loud noises Chronic disruption or Behavior that disrupts the Removal from Expulsion rules violations learning of others by recurring school misconduct Verbal Abuse: Foul, vulgar, abusive language Profanity or gestures, language intended Intervention Removal from to belittle, degrade, intimidate, school / or hurt someone’s feelings, or Expulsion language interpreted as disrespectful or insubordinate. Harassment Disturbing by pestering, Intervention Removal from tormenting, or threatening school / Expulsion Removal from Fighting Pushing and shoving Intervention school / Expulsion Exchange of physical blows Suspension Expulsion Weapons Any object by the way it is used or intended to be used is Suspension Expulsion capable of inflicting bodily harm Detentions Each teacher will have a series of consequences that may result in a detention. Detentions will be for one hour after school to be served as the teacher indicates. When a detention is issued, a Slip” will be sent home to the parents “Detention informing them of the infraction. The teacher will file a copy of the detention in the student’s personal record. The teacher will the infraction on the Log” kept in the detention box. “Detention All detentions are cumulative for the year. See the Steps below. (SERIOUS/BLATANT MISCONDUCT MAY BE REFERRED TO THE PRINCIPAL OR FOR FURTHER CONSEQUENCES AND POSSIBLE SUSPENSION) Steps 1st & 2nd Detention: Students will serve the detention as indicated on the Slip” “Detention 3rd Detention: A meeting with the Principal and student will be held; One-day suspension from all extra-curricular activities
Some examples of misconduct and consequences that could result: Misconduct Definition Minimum Action Maximum Action Repeated Classroom Disruption Confronting staff argumentatively, throwing objects, refusing to follow directions, making loud noises Intervention Removal from classroom or school Chronic disruption or rules violations Behavior that disrupts the learning of others by recurring misconduct Removal from school Expulsion Verbal Abuse: Profanity Harassment Foul, vulgar, abusive language or gestures, language intended to belittle, degrade, intimidate, or hurt someone’s feelings, or language interpreted as disrespectful or insubordinate. Disturbing by pestering, tormenting, or threatening Intervention Intervention Removal from school / Expulsion Removal from school / Expulsion Fighting Pushing and shoving Exchange of physical blows Intervention Suspension Removal from school / Expulsion Expulsion Weapons Any object by the way it is used or intended to be used is capable of inflicting bodily harm Suspension Expulsion Detentions Each teacher will have a series of consequences that may result in a detention. Detentions will be for one hour after school to be served as the teacher indicates. When a detention is issued, a “Detention Slip” will be sent home to the parents informing them of the infraction. The teacher will file a copy of the detention in the student’s personal record. The teacher will the infraction on the “Detention Log” kept in the detention box. All detentions are cumulative for the year. See the Steps below. (SERIOUS/BLATANT MISCONDUCT MAY BE REFERRED TO THE PRINCIPAL OR FOR FURTHER CONSEQUENCES AND POSSIBLE SUSPENSION) Steps 1st & 2nd Detention: Students will serve the detention as indicated on the “Detention Slip” 3rd Detention: A meeting with the Principal and student will be held; One-day suspension from all extra-curricular activities
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