Disciplinary Options: Counseling In-school suspension Detention Corporal punishment/paddling by principal Restitution from loss, damage or stolen property Out-of-school suspension not to exceed ten (10) days Expulsion Parent/guardian conference MISBEHAVIORS: Level IV (Principal or Designee Level) Acts which result in violence to another’s person or property or which pose a threat to the safety of others in the school. These acts are so serious that they usually require administrative actions which result in the immediate removal of the student from the school, the intervention of law enforcement authorities and action by the Board. Examples (not an exclusive listing): Unmodified I, II and III behaviors Death threat (hit list) Extortion Making a threat, including a report, to use a bomb, dynamite, and other deadly explosive or destructive device, including chemical weapons Major school disturbance/Riot Possession/use/transfer of dangerous weapons * Fighting with intent to do bodily harm Battery on a teacher or other employee of the school system or school resource officer * Battery on a student that results in serious bodily injury2 * Gang activity or association in violation of Policy 6.3101 Vandalism Theft/possession/sale of stolen property Arson Possession or sale of any narcotic, stimulant, prescription drug, legend drug, or any controlled substance * Consumption, possession, use, sale, distribution of or being under the influence of alcohol Use/transfer of unauthorized substances Harassment (Sexual, Racial, Ethnic, Religious) Disciplinary Procedures: Disciplinary referral is written and submitted to the principal or designee. Principal confers with appropriate staff members and with the student. Principal hears accusation by accusing party and permits offender opportunity of explaining conduct. Parents are notified and have conference with principal. Law enforcement officials are contacted. Incident is reported and recommendations made to the director of schools or designee. Complete and accurate reports are submitted to the director of schools or designee. Student and/or parent is given an opportunity for a hearing before disciplinary hearing authority. Disciplinary Options Expulsion Alternative schools
Disciplinary Options: Counseling In-school suspension Detention Corporal punishment/paddling by principal Restitution from loss, damage or stolen property Out-of-school suspension not to exceed ten (10) days Expulsion Parent/guardian conference MISBEHAVIORS: Level IV (Principal or Designee Level) Acts which result in violence to another’s person or property or which pose a threat to the safety of others in the school. These acts are so serious that they usually require administrative actions which result in the immediate removal of the student from the school, the intervention of law enforcement authorities and action by the Board. Examples (not an exclusive listing): Unmodified I, II and III behaviors Death threat (hit list) Extortion Making a threat, including a report, to use a bomb, dynamite, and other deadly explosive or destructive device, including chemical weapons Major school disturbance/Riot Possession/use/transfer of dangerous weapons * Fighting with intent to do bodily harm Battery on a teacher or other employee of the school system or school resource officer * Battery on a student that results in serious bodily injury2 * Gang activity or association in violation of Policy 6.3101 Vandalism Theft/possession/sale of stolen property Arson Possession or sale of any narcotic, stimulant, prescription drug, legend drug, or any controlled substance * Consumption, possession, use, sale, distribution of or being under the influence of alcohol Use/transfer of unauthorized substances Harassment (Sexual, Racial, Ethnic, Religious) Disciplinary Procedures: Disciplinary referral is written and submitted to the principal or designee. Principal confers with appropriate staff members and with the student. Principal hears accusation by accusing party and permits offender opportunity of explaining conduct. Parents are notified and have conference with principal. Law enforcement officials are contacted. Incident is reported and recommendations made to the director of schools or designee. Complete and accurate reports are submitted to the director of schools or designee. Student and/or parent is given an opportunity for a hearing before disciplinary hearing authority. Disciplinary Options Expulsion Alternative schools
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