is either returned in good condition or the cost of replacement is borne by the parent before the child can return to school. In cases where a child engages in a fight which causes injury to another child or adult, the police may be summoned and, then, the parents will be notified. Likewise, the possession of drugs or alcohol by a child is reported to the police. The school reserves the right to request an expulsion from the Superintendent of Schools for such an offense. In cases in which a child brings a weapon to school, the police are summoned, and then the parents are called. The school reserves the right to request expulsion by the Superintendent of Schools for any serious offense. It is the expectation of this school that student behavior is exemplary both on and off school grounds. A student always represents the entire school community. Therefore, the school reserves the right to discipline students for acts such as, but not limited to: stealing, fighting, vandalism, bullying or any other type of threatening or inappropriate misconduct (personally, via telephone, or the Internet). Such misconduct could result in punishments including suspension and/or expulsion. Lastly, a child’s arrest for a crime on or off of school grounds, within or beyond the vicinity of the school, at any time could result in the child’s suspension or expulsion. A child’s conviction of a crime on or off of school grounds, within or beyond the vicinity of the school, will likely result in a child’s expulsion. The Following is Sacred Heart’s Color Change Discipline Policy Grades 4 through 8 will use the Color Change Chart: Each Friday the entire class starts on Blue (this is considered the best behavior a student can have) For each of the following rules that are broken the student will receive one color change. Students must comply with the following rules. Please note that this but examples for color change is not an inclusive list of all infractions, discipline. Listen when others are talking Show respect for each other in word and action Work quietly and do not disturb others Show respect for school and personal property Wear uniform properly Be prepared for class each day, which includes all homework completed, you must have all supplies required for that day. Return all school notices. Students will receive two color changes for the following examples: Arguing with a teacher-talking back
is either returned in good condition or the cost of replacement is borne by the parent before the child can return to school. In cases where a child engages in a fight which causes injury to another child or adult, the police may be summoned and, then, the parents will be notified. Likewise, the possession of drugs or alcohol by a child is reported to the police. The school reserves the right to request an expulsion from the Superintendent of Schools for such an offense. In cases in which a child brings a weapon to school, the police are summoned, and then the parents are called. The school reserves the right to request expulsion by the Superintendent of Schools for any serious offense. It is the expectation of this school that student behavior is exemplary both on and off school grounds. A student always represents the entire school community. Therefore, the school reserves the right to discipline students for acts such as, but not limited to: stealing, fighting, vandalism, bullying or any other type of threatening or inappropriate misconduct (personally, via telephone, or the Internet). Such misconduct could result in punishments including suspension and/or expulsion. Lastly, a child’s arrest for a crime on or off of school grounds, within or beyond the vicinity of the school, at any time could result in the child’s suspension or expulsion. A child’s conviction of a crime on or off of school grounds, within or beyond the vicinity of the school, will likely result in a child’s expulsion. The Following is Sacred Heart’s Color Change Discipline Policy Grades 4 through 8 will use the Color Change Chart: Each Friday the entire class starts on Blue (this is considered the best behavior a student can have) For each of the following rules that are broken the student will receive one color change. Students must comply with the following rules. Please note that this is not an inclusive list of all infractions, but examples for color change discipline. Listen when others are talking Show respect for each other in word and action Work quietly and do not disturb others Show respect for school and personal property Wear uniform properly Be prepared for class each day, which includes all homework completed, you must have all supplies required for that day. Return all school notices. Students will receive two color changes for the following examples: Arguing with a teacher-talking back
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