TFHS Student Handbook
- TO STUDENTS AND PARENTS
- PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
- NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
- BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- ADMINISTRATION & STAFF
- HEAD COACHES & ACTIVITY SPONSORS
- STUDENT BODY LEADERS
- MISSION STATEMENT
- ACADEMICS
- ACTIVITIES
- ATTENDANCE
- BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS AND STUDENT DISCIPLINE
- BULLYING, HARASSMENT, INTIMIDATION, AND HAZING POLICY
- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POLICY
- TITLE IX AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY
- CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
- COMMUNICATION
- COMPLAINTS BY STUDENTS AND PARENTS
- COUNSELING
- DRESS CODE
- GENERAL INFORMATION AND SPECIAL SERVICES
- ILLNESS / COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
- INTERNET USE POLICY
- MEALS
- OFFICE PROCEDURES
- SAFETY
- SPECIAL EDUCATION
- SPORTSMANSHIP AND SCHOOL SPIRIT
- TECHNOLOGY
- TRANSPORTATION
- CONFIDENTIALITY OF RECORDS
TO STUDENTS AND PARENTS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
ADMINISTRATION & STAFF
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
HEAD COACHES & ACTIVITY SPONSORS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
STUDENT BODY LEADERS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
MISSION STATEMENT
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
ACADEMICS
Class Rank
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Course Information
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Final Exams
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Grading Scale
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Graduation
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Online Learning
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
ACTIVITIES
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
- Athletic Policies
- Eligibility
- School Athletic Events
- Season Passes
- Spectator Rules for Activities
- Student Assemblies
- Participation by a Student in a Nonpublic School or Home School
Athletic Policies
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Eligibility
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School Athletic Events
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Season Passes
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Spectator Rules for Activities
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Student Assemblies
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Participation by a Student in a Nonpublic School or Home School
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
ATTENDANCE
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
- Purpose of Attendance
- Types of Student Absences
- Homework Make-up Procedure
- Tardiness
- Release of Students from School
Purpose of Attendance
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Types of Student Absences
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Homework Make-up Procedure
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Tardiness
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Release of Students from School
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS AND STUDENT DISCIPLINE
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
- Student Code of Conduct
- Discipline Offenses
- Cumulative Major Offense Resolution Sequence
- Classroom Disciplinary Measures
- Administrative Disciplinary Measures
- Student Due Process
- Gun-Free Schools / Firearms
- Effect of Suspension
- Procedure for Special Education Students
Student Code of Conduct
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Discipline Offenses
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Cumulative Major Offense Resolution Sequence
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Classroom Disciplinary Measures
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Administrative Disciplinary Measures
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Student Due Process
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Gun-Free Schools / Firearms
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Effect of Suspension
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Procedure for Special Education Students
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
BULLYING, HARASSMENT, INTIMIDATION, AND HAZING POLICY
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POLICY
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
TITLE IX AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
COMMUNICATION
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
COMPLAINTS BY STUDENTS AND PARENTS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
COUNSELING
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
DRESS CODE
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
GENERAL INFORMATION AND SPECIAL SERVICES
- Comprehensive School and Community Treatment (CSCT)
- Decorations / Posters
- Discretionary Non-resident Student Policy
- Distribution and Posting of Materials
- Fundraising
- Library
- Lost & Found or Stolen Items
- Passes
- Professional Qualifications of Teachers and Paraprofessionals
- Instruction in the U.S. Constitution and Pledge of Allegiance
- Protection of Student Rights
- Title I Parent Input
Comprehensive School and Community Treatment (CSCT)
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Decorations / Posters
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Discretionary Non-resident Student Policy
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Distribution and Posting of Materials
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Fundraising
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Library
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Lost & Found or Stolen Items
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Passes
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Professional Qualifications of Teachers and Paraprofessionals
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Instruction in the U.S. Constitution and Pledge of Allegiance
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Protection of Student Rights
- Parent Rights
- Surveys
- Instructional Materials
- Collection of Personal Information from Students for Marketing
- Religious Practices
Parent Rights
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Surveys
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Instructional Materials
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Collection of Personal Information from Students for Marketing
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Religious Practices
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Title I Parent Input
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
ILLNESS / COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Communicable Diseases
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
INTERNET USE POLICY
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
MEALS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
OFFICE PROCEDURES
- Administering Medicines to Students
- Enrollment Procedure
- Fees
- Lockers
- Sign-Out / In Procedures
- Use of Office Telephone and Copier
- Visitors to School
- Withdrawal from School
Administering Medicines to Students
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Enrollment Procedure
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Fees
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Lockers
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Sign-Out / In Procedures
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Use of Office Telephone and Copier
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Visitors to School
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Withdrawal from School
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
SAFETY
- Accident Prevention
- Emergency Medical Treatment and Information
- Drills
- Emergency School-Closing Information
- Immunizations
- Search
- Law Enforcement
- Video Surveillance
Accident Prevention
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Emergency Medical Treatment and Information
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Drills
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Emergency School-Closing Information
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Immunizations
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Search
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Law Enforcement
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Video Surveillance
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Special Education Program
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
SPORTSMANSHIP AND SCHOOL SPIRIT
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
TECHNOLOGY
Chromebooks
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Telecommunication / Electronic Devices
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
AI Use In School
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
TRANSPORTATION
Bus Conduct
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Field Trips
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
Parking on District Property
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
CONFIDENTIALITY OF RECORDS
Notice for Directory Information
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
- PERMISSION AND UNDERSTANDING
- APPENDIX A: FERPA RIGHTS
- APPENDIX B: AUTHORIZATION FOR ELECTRONIC ACCESS
- APPENDIX C: AUTHORIZATION TO PARK ON DISTRICT PROPERTY
PERMISSION AND UNDERSTANDING
APPENDIX A: FERPA RIGHTS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
APPENDIX B: AUTHORIZATION FOR ELECTRONIC ACCESS
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion
APPENDIX C: AUTHORIZATION TO PARK ON DISTRICT PROPERTY
School administrators shall maintain discretionary powers to interpret the Student Handbook and issue corrective measures in each individual case and have final authority on discipline in the building. Not all misconduct is specifically mentioned (i.e. snowballs, laser pointers, matches, etc.). However, the Board of Trustees has established a set of district wide rules dealing with student safety, such as violence, drugs/alcohol/tobacco, bullying, etc. District Policy 3310.
School officials will consider the context of the situation when disciplining students. There are circumstances under which any of the violations indicated may lead to a recommendation for exclusion by way of suspension or expulsion. School officials will be considerate of a student’s rights when implementing disciplinary actions and will strive to observe the tenets of due process.
For violations of school policy or procedure, disciplinary measures include, but are not limited to:
- advisement/warning;
- revocation of open campus privileges;
- detention;
- loss of student privileges;
- restitution for damages to property;
- conference;
- temporary removal from class;
- notification of juvenile authorities and/or law enforcement;
- suspension;
- loss of credit; and/or
- expulsion