Safe School Plan - William S. Hart Union High School District

Hazing is prohibited by Governing Board policy. Hazing includes either engaging in or conspiring with others to engage in harassing acts that injure, degrade or disgrace other individuals.
EC 32051
Students are expected to refrain from profane, vulgar abusive language. Students who violate these rules may be subject to discipline, suspension, exclusion, expulsion or transfer to
alternative programs.
BPS131
Complaint Procedures:
Any student who feels that he/she is a victim hate-motivated behavior should immediately report the situation to the principal or other designated administrator. If the student feels that the
situation is not being resolved by the administrator, the District's Uniform Complaint Procedure offers specific channels to take the complaint to a higher level.
BP 5145.9, BP 1312.3(a)
Any student who feels that he/she is being harassed should immediately contact the principal or designated administrator. If a situation involving harassment is not promptly remedied by
the principal or designee, a complaint can be filed in accordance with administrative regulations. The superintendent or designee shall determine which complaint procedure is appropriate.
BP 5145.3
Complaints alleging unlawful discrimination may be filed by a person who believes that he or she has personally suffered unlawful discrimination or by a person who believes that an
individual of any specific class of individuals has been subjected to unlawful discrimination. The complaint must be filed within six months, and sets in motion a five-step procedure that
includes an attempt at mediation, investigation of the complaint, a District response, and final written decision. There are specific timeframes established for each step, and rights of appeal
within 15 days of the final decision.
AR 1312.3
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