March 26 - Trumbull Public Schools

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1316 /Public Conduct at School Sponsored Sporting Events and Activities
• Verbal or physical conduct of spectators that interferes with the performance of
Regulations
Guidelines
provisions shall be in effect:
1. The following guidelines may will be used for spectator removal procedure:
sponsors and officials of such activities to perform without interference the following
To protect the rights of students to participate without fear of interference and to allow
If a spectator at an approved or sponsored activity becomes physically abusive, verbally
abusive, uses vulgar, obscene or demeaning language, is- +n4-smoking or in any way
• Abusive, verbal or physical conduct of spectators directed at participants, officials or
individual in charge of the event or police.
impedes the performance of an activity, the spectator will be asked to leave the event by the
staff involved in such activities will not be tolerated.
prohibited on school grounds when school is in session or during any student activity
sponsored by the Board. In addition, smoking is prohibited on transportation vehicles
under the jurisdiction of the Board of Education and during the course of any trip.
students, officials or staff involved in such activityics will not be tolerated.
The use of vulgar, obscene or demeaning expressions directed at students, officials or
staff participating in such activities will not be tolerated.
all facilities and all school grounds operated by the Board of Education. Smoking is
Smoking, use of tobacco products, alcohol, drugs, and firearms is are prohibited in
a. For mest all incidents, the appropriate procedure would be is to give the offending
b. Upon continued misbehavior, either at the same or future event, a school official
c. Following the removal, a school official should will follow-up with a letter. A
individual a warning to allow him or her to conect the misbehavior.
could either repeat the first step or will ask the individual to leave the event.
number of issues should be addressed in the letter, such as including:
• behavioral expectations of spectators;
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