Classroom Teacher: Each infraction: 1st verbal warning Reprimand – 2nd verbal warning name on board. – Child’s 3rd verbal warning Isolated in classroom and name put on class board. – 4th verbal warning Time out in campus office, infraction recorded in discipline file, – discipline report sent to parent with copy in general file. student’s Serious offenses will be referred to the campus administrator immediately. Program Assistant: 1st verbal warning reprimand/time out – 2nd verbal warning report to homeroom teacher for further discipline measures. – Serious offenses (fighting, rock throwing) will be referred to the campus administrator immediately. Corporal Punishment Before corporal punishment is administered, the student will be informed of the misbehavior and be given an opportunity to explain his or her actions. The following guidelines will govern corporal punishment. Corporal punishment is: Limited to spanking or paddling; Administered by the campus administrator or designee of the campus administrator or superintendent. Administered in a place out of the view of others; Witnessed by a least one other district professional employee; Administered in a reasonable manner, with to be determined on the basis of “reasonableness” factors such as size, age, physical, mental, and emotional condition of the student. (Note: Corporal punishment is deemed appropriate only when other suitable discipline techniques have been ineffective.) A parent(s) or legal guardian(s) has the right to complete a form titled Waiver for student’s Corporal Punishment, which prohibits any school official from administering corporal punishment as a discipline management technique. This form is available in the campus office or in the Student Handbook (Appendix B). When completed, the form administrator’s must be on file in the office. administrator’s Student Attendance Policy FEB Teachers and staff should be familiar with the policies and procedures for attendance district’s accounting. These procedures require minor students to have parental consent before they are allowed to leave campus. When absent from school, the student, upon returning to school, must
Classroom Teacher: Each infraction: 1st verbal warning – Reprimand 2nd verbal warning – Child’s name on board. 3rd verbal warning – Isolated in classroom and name put on class board. 4th verbal warning – Time out in campus office, infraction recorded in discipline file, discipline report sent to parent with copy in student’s general file. Serious offenses will be referred to the campus administrator immediately. Program Assistant: 1st verbal warning – reprimand/time out 2nd verbal warning – report to homeroom teacher for further discipline measures. Serious offenses (fighting, rock throwing) will be referred to the campus administrator immediately. Corporal Punishment Before corporal punishment is administered, the student will be informed of the misbehavior and be given an opportunity to explain his or her actions. The following guidelines will govern corporal punishment. Corporal punishment is: Limited to spanking or paddling; Administered by the campus administrator or designee of the campus administrator or superintendent. Administered in a place out of the view of others; Witnessed by a least one other district professional employee; Administered in a reasonable manner, with “reasonableness” to be determined on the basis of factors such as size, age, physical, mental, and emotional condition of the student. (Note: Corporal punishment is deemed appropriate only when other suitable discipline techniques have been ineffective.) A student’s parent(s) or legal guardian(s) has the right to complete a form titled Waiver for Corporal Punishment, which prohibits any school official from administering corporal punishment as a discipline management technique. This form is available in the campus administrator’s office or in the Student Handbook (Appendix B). When completed, the form must be on file in the administrator’s office. Student Attendance Policy FEB Teachers and staff should be familiar with the district’s policies and procedures for attendance accounting. These procedures require minor students to have parental consent before they are allowed to leave campus. When absent from school, the student, upon returning to school, must
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