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Drugs AISA is a drug-free environment. This means the possession, distribution, or use of cigarettes, alcohol and illegal drugs are prohibited at all times on the premises. All prescription drugs must be registered and monitored by the school nurse. Academic Honesty Cheating, copying another student’s work and plagiarism are serious offenses and will result in disciplinary action. Please see the “Academic Honesty” guidelines elsewhere in this Handbook for an explanation of the consequences. Theft and Vandalism Theft is a serious issue and any student who steals from another student or adult will be subject to disciplinary action. The Administration reserves the right to search lockers, school bags, and other personal belongings on campus or at school-sponsored activities if there is reason to believe a student may be involved in a theft. Noise During Class Time Students moving outside classrooms during class sessions should do so quietly, and they must have permission from the teacher. Public Displays of Affection As a multicultural educational setting, AISA maintains a high level of cultural sensitivity and we desire to have all members of our community feel comfortable. Excessive public displays of affection are not appropriate on campus or at school sponsored activities. Please refrain from hugging and kissing that could be perceived to be more than a brief greeting. Behaviors such as kissing on the lips, holding hands (except as instructed by a teacher for a class activity), and sitting on each other’s laps are not acceptable. Students who disregard this guideline will receive one warning and parents will be called in should another situation arise. Continued disregard of this guideline will result in further disciplinary action. Aggressive Behavior, Bullying and Cyber-Bullying Aggressive and abusive behaviors such as stealing, bullying, cyber-bullying, pushing and fighting are not acceptable. The school regards cyber-bullying, through the inappropriate use of electronic communication such as text messages, e-mail or posting on social networking websites like Facebook, unacceptable. Bullying and Cyber-bullying outside of the normal school hours is also not acceptable as it interferes with the safety and well-being of members of the School community. Such incidents will be treated seriously, investigated thoroughly and appropriate disciplinary measure taken if necessary. See also Summary of Code of Conduct Infractions and Consequences Technology School computers should be used by students only with the permission of the computer instructor, librarian, or other teacher, and only when the teacher or librarian is present to supervise the student. No food or drinks are allowed in the library, the computer lab, or in any classroom unless specifically authorized by the teacher. • Tampering with or attempting to tamper with the school’s computer network systems and/or software, including email, and/or installing any software on any school computer without the expressed permission of the computer teacher or IT Specialist, or any other efforts to subvert an AISA computer are regarded as very serious offenses that will result in disciplinary 29
action. All students and their parents will sign an “AISA Acceptable Use Policy” which gives the guidelines for use of technology on campus. • The use of Hotmail, Yahoo, or other Internet-based email provider by students is not allowed unless instructed to do so by a teacher under their supervision. • Students may bring personal laptops to school, but these laptops are for school use only and will be left in the classroom or locked in the student’s locker during breaks. The school cannot accept responsibility for loss or damage of personal computers. • Students will be given access to the school’s wireless network after receiving approval from the Principal. Students are expected to use the wireless network for school purposes only. In the event of violation, the student may be denied access. After-School Activities if Absent Students who do not attend school during the day may not participate in any school activities after school or in the evening. Objectionable literature Students are not allowed to bring inappropriate literature to school, including pornography, and religiously or politically charged/fueled materials. Summary of Code of Conduct Infractions and Consequences The following summary covers many of the behaviors that are considered conduct infractions and their consequences. Consequences to other behaviors in violation of AISA’s expectations that are not listed in this handbook will be assigned by the Secondary Principal or by the Discipline Committee. Code: OSS – Out of School Suspension Acts or behaviors which are deemed disruptive to the general learning environment Disruption of class Dress Code violations Disruptive and inappropriate behavior on campus or school-sponsored event Inappropriate/unauthorized use of electronic devices Failure to serve a detention Tardy to class Lying/Dishonesty Obscene/profane language Unexcused tardiness to class Non-compliance Possession of printed or audio-visual pornography Unauthorized leaving of school grounds 20/40/60 Minute Detention Teacher or Administrative Assigned Discipline Warning, Office Detention, Suspension, Restitution, Other measures deemed appropriate Acts of assault, threat, intimidation, hazing, or extortion of students or adults VIOLENT PHYSICAL ASSAULT UPON AN ADULT OR STUDENT, BULLYING, CYBER-BULLYING, HAZING, OR THREAT OF ASSAULT AGAINST AN ADULT OR STUDENT: Rationale such as “tradition” or “custom” is never a valid excuse for the abuse of individuals under the school’s care. Students shall not threaten younger students, strike younger students, extort from younger students, or in any way create or attempt to create fear from a size or age advantage. Students shall not cause, attempt to cause, or verbally (written or oral) threaten to cause injury or loss of any kind to any student or who have knowledge of such actions or threats and fail to report them at any time while the student is at school in any school building and on any school premises, attending schoolsponsored activities, on or about any school owned or operated vehicle, off-school property at any school- 30 Administrative Assigned Discipline Up to Indefinite Suspension/ Expulsion.
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