Behavior
1st Offense
2nd Offense
3rd Offense
Assault/Threats
to another
student/staff
member-
Student/Principal
conference and loss
of privileges or up to
1-3 days of OSS,
notification to law
enforcement officials.
Student/Principal
conference, loss
of privileges and
3-5 days of OSS,
notification of law
enforcement
officials.
Student/Principal
conference and
1-10 days OSS,
and notification
to law
enforcement
officials.
Student/Principal
conference, loss of
privileges, possible
Out of School (OSS)
depending on the
severity of the
conduct. Notification
to law enforcement
officials.
1-5 days of after
school detention
and loss of
privileges, or 1-5
days of OSS,
depending on the
severity of the
conduct.
Notification to
law enforcement
officials.
5-10 days of
after school
detention and
loss of privileges,
or 5-10 days of
OSS depending
on the severity of
the conduct.
Notification to
law enforcement
officials.
(Physical Aggression)
Attempting to
cause injury to
another person
with the intention
to do verbal or
bodily harm.
Bullying(Bullying) The
intentional action
by an individual or
group of individuals
to inflict physical,
emotional or
mental suffering or
another individual
or group of
individuals. (see
expanded definition)
4th Offense
Notes
Loss of Privileges
Defined (could
be):
-No recess
-No Extra PE
-Lunch Isolation
-Class activity
-Sending to
another grade
-Any special
other than
50min PE
Recommendation
-Loss of
to Superintendent
classroom job
for 180 days of
-Isolation within
OSS. Notification
classroom
to law enforcement -Field trip
officials.
-Incentive trip
-Field Day
ISS- In School
Suspension: All
work must be
completed by
3:00 or scored
as a zero.
Defiance of
Authority(Defiance of
Authority)
Intentional refusal
to obey directions
of a staff member.
Disrespectful
conduct toward
staff/students(Verbal Aggression)
Any inappropriate
gesture, written
communication, or
verbal comment
including profanity
directed towards a
staff member. Staff
members include
custodians, food
service personal,
nurses, secretaries,
aides, teachers,
counselors, and
principals.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Removal to another
classroom for the
completion of the
day.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations. Loss
of privileges.
Depending on the
severity of the
conduct OSS.
Student/Principal
conference, loss
of privileges, 1-3
days after school
detention.
Student/Principal
conference 1-3
days OSSdepending on the
severity of
conduct.
Student/Principal
OSS- Out of
conference 10 days School
of OSS.
Suspension:
Cannot complete
or make-up
work- all zeros.
Student/Principal
conference, Loss
of privileges or 13 days of after
school detentiondepending on the
severity of the
conduct OSS.
Student/Principal
conference, 1-3
days of OSSdepending on the
severity of the
conduct.
Student/Principal
conference, 10
days OSS.
Disruptive
Behavior,
Speech or
Conduct-
(Disruptive Behavior)
student behavior
that interrupts
classroom
instruction/work,
school activities, or
school functions.
Neglect of
homework
(Incomplete or
Missing Assignments)
and poor classroom
performance.
Inappropriate
Behavior(Inappropriate
Behavior) student
behavior that may
negatively impact
the educational
environment;
including Public
Display of
Affection.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations. Loss
of privileges.
Principal/student
conference, loss
of privileges or 13 days after
school detentiondepending on the
severity of the
conduct.
Principal/Student
conference, loss
of privileges AND
1-3 days after
school detentiondepending on the
severity of the
conduct.
Principal/Student
conference, 1-3
days OSSdepending on the
severity of the
conduct.
Student/Principal/
Teacher conference,
re-teaching of
student expectations.
Zeros assigned to
missing work.
Principal/Student/
Teacher
conference,
parent
conference, and
loss of privileges.
Zeros assigned to
missing work.
Principal/Student
conference, loss
of privileges,
minimum of 1-3
after school
detentions.
Principal/Student/
Teacher
conference, loss
of privileges after
school detention.
Zeros assigned to
missing work.
Principal/Student/
Teacher
conference, loss of
privileges 1-3 days
after school
detention. Zeros
assigned to
missing work.
1-5 days of OSS.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations. Loss of
privileges.
Principal/Student
conference, loss
of privileges and
up to 5 after
school
detentions.
Cheating(Cheating)
completing work in
a dishonest way,
including
plagiarism.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Fighting-(Fighting) Student/Principal
(included on the
conference, rebus)- two or more
teaching of student
students actively
expectations. Loss
engaged in a
of privileges and 1-3
confrontation in
days of after school
which students
detention depending
punch, choke,
on severity.
gouge, kick, bite,
pull hair, or
perform other
actions that could
cause physical
injury.
Principal/Student
conference,
contact parent,
student receives
a zero for the
grade and 1
detention.
Principal/Student
conference, 1-3
days of OSS.
Principal/Student
conference,
contact
parent/guardian,
student receives
a zero for the
grade and 2 after
school
detentions.
Principal/Student
conference, 5-10
days of OSS.
Principal/Student
conference,
contact
parent/guardian,
student receives a
zero for a grade
and 1 day of OSS.
Principal/Student
conference 10 days
OSS.
Bus
Student/Principal/Bus Principal/Student/
Misconduct- (Bus Driver conference,
Bus Driver
disturbance/violation) re-teaching of
conference,
Any offense
student expectations. student warning
committed by a
and parent
student on a
notification,
district owned bus
possible alternate
will be disciplined
seating, and
in the same
discipline
manner as if the
according to
offense had been
offense
committed at the
committed.
assigned school. In
Principal/Student/
Bus Driver
conference,
parent
notification,
possible alternate
seating and/or
suspension of 3
days off the bus.
Principal/Student/
Bus Driver
conference, parent
notification,
possible alternate
seating and/or
suspension of 5
days off the bus.
Dress Code
Violation-(Dress
Principal/Student
conference, notify
parent/guardian;
change into
acceptable
clothing, loss of
privileges AND
after school
detention.
Principal/Student
conference,
Restitution for any
damages, 1-3 days
OSS.
addition, bus riding
privileges may be
revoked.
Code) Any attire
that is against
school policy.
Vandalism(Vandalism)
defacing, damaging
or destroying
property or an
individual’s
property.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Principal/Student
conference,
notify
parent/guardian,
change into
acceptable
clothing.
Principal/Student
conference,
notify
parent/guardian,
change into
acceptable
clothing. Loss of
privileges.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Principal/Student
conference,
Restitution for
any damages,
loss of privileges.
Principal/Student
conference,
Restitution for
any damages1-3
days after school
detention.
Sexual
Harassment
Unwelcome
comments and
other verbal or
physical conduct of
sexual nature.
Electronics- cell
phones, MP3
players, video
games/systems,
palm pilots, laser
pointers
Stealing (Stealing)
taking other
property including
staff, students, and
school.
Lying
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Will range from
conference with
an administrator
to assignment of
OSS- depending
on the severity of
the conduct.
Notification of
law enforcement
if severity
warrants.
Confiscate, turn
in to office,
parent/guardian
must pick it up.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Principal/student/
Parent
conference, 1-3
days after school
detention.
Student/Principal
conference, reteaching of student
expectations.
Principal/Student
conference, call
parents, and loss
of privileges.
Will range from
conference with
an administrator
to assignment of
OSS- depending
on the severity of
the conduct.
Notification of
law enforcement
if severity
warrants.
Confiscate, turn
in to office,
parent/guardian
must pick up and
serve after school
detention.
Principal/Student/
Parent
conference, In
school
suspension,
notification to law
enforcement.
Principal/Student/
Parent
conference, 1
day ISS.
Will range from
conference with an
administrator to
assignment of
OSS- depending on
the severity of the
conduct.
Notification of law
if severity
warrants.
Confiscate, kept in
the office to be
returned at the
end of the year.
Principal/Student/
Parent conference,
notification of law
enforcement and
1-3 days OSS
Principal/Student/
Parent conference
2-3 days ISS.
Carrying,
bringing, using
or possessing
any weapon in
any school
building, on
school grounds,
in any vehicle
on school
property or any
school
sponsored
event is
prohibited.
Expulsion Procedures
Initiated.
Carrying,
bringing, using
or possessing
any dangerous
instrument in
any school
building, on
school grounds,
in any vehicle
on school
property or any
school
sponsored
event is
prohibited.
Principal/Student
conference,
Confiscation and
notification of
parent, release only
to parent/guardian.
Loss of privileges
and 1-5 detentions.
According to the
District Policy.
Principal/Student
conference, 1-3
days OSS,
parent/guardian
must pick up the
item, release only
to
parent/guardian.
Principal/Student According to the
conference, 10
District Policy.
days OSS,
parent/guardian
must pick up
item, release only
to
parent/guardian.
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS:
Follow directions the first time.
Respect authority.
Inappropriate language, lying, and stealing are wrong.
Encourage others to do their best.
No bullying.
Don’t cause harm to others, self, or property.
Striving for success is our goal.
Bullying:
Bullying encompasses a continuum of behavior that involves the attempt to gain or assert power and
dominance over another, with no legitimate purpose. Bullying involves repeated negative behavior,
carried out over time with a purpose to harm another person physically or mentally, or to benefit
oneself through behavior which causes such harm to the other person. Bullying involves either
taking advantage of a real or perceived imbalance of power, or is used to create an imbalance of
power. Bullying may involve an attempt to cause fear. Examples of behaviors that fall into this
category include, but are not limited to: inappropriate and unwanted physical contact (including
hitting, kicking, shoving, & pushing); intimidating and threatening comments (oral, written, or
electronic); name calling or put-downs (selecting or using a nickname which is intended to
embarrass or humiliate); manipulation or coercion of another student to do something he or she does
not want to do; setting someone up to be bullied or encouraging a student to engage in bullying;
sharing or starting rumors or gossip; hurtful teasing or making fun of someone; hiding or destroying
someone's belongings; or shunning or excluding someone from a group or activity in order to
embarrass or humiliate the person.
A. Teacher’s Disciplinary Actions
A teacher is responsible for utilizing, as appropriate, the following
Measures to maintain discipline:
• Give a verbal reprimand
•. Notify parent/guardian—confer with as necessary
• Assign constructive assignments/tasks
• Require a student/teacher conference
• Develop a behavior contract with the student.
• Refer the student to the counselor
If the misbehavior continues, the student will be referred to the
Principal/designee for further action. Serious offenses may require
direct referral to the principal/designee. Teachers may refer to principal
or designee a student any time they believe the child will benefit from
that action. Teachers utilizing one of these in-school discipline actions
need not use one of them listed before utilizing any other.