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STUDENT CONDUCT CODE
The following guidelines will be used in the administration of the student conduct code. It is important to note that:
1. These are guidelines. In all circumstances the administration may make consequences more or less severe.
2. Short-term suspension may be replaced by in-school suspension, loss of recesses, etc., at the discretion of the administration.
3. Multiple offenses or different types will be dealt with under “Persistent Violation of Building Regulations.” They will result in increased consequences with each offense.
4. Appeal Process - If a parent wishes to appeal disciplinary action, they are to contact the following personnel in their respective order: teacher, principal, superintendent, board of education. Disciplinary consequences will not be imposed until appeals are resolved.
Violation Consequences
Depending on the circumstances, consequences may not be limited to the following examples. Numbers indicate offenses, i.e. #1 = first offense, #2 = second offense, etc.)
Non-productive classroom behavior 1. Warning Not participating in class activities or doing 2. Teacher contacts parent assignments, not bringing books and 3. Referral to administration materials to class
Skipping 1. Referral to administration Not attending school or leaving school grounds or authorized area without permission
Inappropriate dress 1. Referral to office for parent contact and clothing Refer to student handbook for dress code change 2. Referral to administration
Hall conduct 1. Warning Running, horseplay, loud noises, etc. 2. Teacher contacts parent
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