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Acts whose frequency or seriousness tends to disrupt the learning climate of the school and/or acts directed against persons or properties and whose consequences could endanger the health or safety of others in the school.
Examples But Not Limited To
- Continuation of or extreme Level II misconduct
- Vandalism
- 3rd offense truancy
- Petty theft
- Fighting
- Minority racial slurs or intimidation
- Trespassing on or in school property when closed
- Refusal to leave school property when ordered to do so
- Threatening or intimidating others
- Unauthorized or improper use of vehicles on school grounds
- Destruction of the property of others
- Lewdness or indecent exposure
- Possession, sale or use of firecrackers, cherry bombs, or other fireworks
- Possession or use of tobacco products
- Possession of drug paraphernalia
- Sexual Harassment
IN CASES OF IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION, TEMPORARY SUSPENSION, FULL SUSPENSION OR EXCLUSION, STUDENTS SHALL BE ENTITLED TO DUE PROCESS RIGHTS AS OUTLINED ON STUDENT RIGHTS.
Examples of Disciplinary Options
- Confiscation
- Temporary removal from class
- In-School suspension
- Temporary suspension
- Full suspension
- Denial of privileges/extra-curricular activities
- Restitution of property or damages
- Probation
- Referral to police or district magistrate
- Referral to outside agency
Accumulation of three or more Level II and Level III suspensions may result in administrative or School Board Hearing for further disciplinary action; possibly expulsion.
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