Discipline in Richland Parish Schools A safe and orderly environment is necessary for students to learn to their full potential. Students will be expected to maintain appropriate behavior in classes, on school grounds, and at any school-related event. All school personnel have the right and the responsibility to expect such behavior for students. Teachers will employ sound classroom management techniques to enable students to modify their behavior. Frequent and more serious infractions of the school rules will warrant disciplinary measures such as the following: Detention Corporal punishment In-school suspension Other disciplinary measures considered Suspension necessary7 Principals may suspend from school or suspend from riding on any bus pupils who are guilty of willful disobedience treat with intentional disrespect any school personnel leave the classroom during make against any school personnel an class hours or detention unfounded charge without permission use profane language leave the school grounds are guilty of unmoral or vicious without permission practices or of conduct injurious to are habitually tardy or their absent associates violate school policies on use tobacco, tobacco products, or who grooming and dressing possess or use alcoholic beverages or steal from classmates or drugs from school personnel disturb the school and habitually violate any attend a school function rule when intoxicated cut, deface, or injure any part of public are convicted of a violation school buildings, any property belonging to of any city, parish, or state the buildings or any school buses law write profane or obscene language or draw possess, use or operate any obscene pictures on school property electronic throw objects liable to injure others telecommunication device, instigate or participate in such as pagers or beepers fights while under school commit any other serious supervision offense violate traffic and safety regulations
Discipline in Richland Parish Schools A safe and orderly environment is necessary for students to learn to their full potential. Students will be expected to maintain appropriate behavior in classes, on school grounds, and at any school-related event. All school personnel have the right and the responsibility to expect such behavior for students. Teachers will employ sound classroom management techniques to enable students to modify their behavior. Frequent and more serious infractions of the school rules will warrant disciplinary measures such as the following: Detention In-school suspension Suspension Corporal punishment Other disciplinary measures considered necessary7 Principals may suspend from school or suspend from riding on any bus pupils who are guilty of willful disobedience treat with intentional disrespect any school personnel make against any school personnel an unfounded charge use profane language are guilty of unmoral or vicious practices or of conduct injurious to their associates use tobacco, tobacco products, or who possess or use alcoholic beverages or drugs disturb the school and habitually violate any rule cut, deface, or injure any part of public school buildings, any property belonging to the buildings or any school buses write profane or obscene language or draw obscene pictures on school property throw objects liable to injure others instigate or participate in fights while under school supervision violate traffic and safety regulations leave the classroom during class hours or detention without permission leave the school grounds without permission are habitually tardy or absent violate school policies on grooming and dressing steal from classmates or from school personnel attend a school function when intoxicated are convicted of a violation of any city, parish, or state law possess, use or operate any electronic telecommunication device, such as pagers or beepers commit any other serious offense
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