Student Handbook - rgccisd

29* Denial of privileges.* Assignment of supervised study/detention.* Corporal punishment* Home based instruction. (Unsupervised educational setting)* Recommendation to Alternative Center (Educational Adjustment & Success Center).* ExpulsionThe following is a list of the most common (minor and major) violations of the Student Code ofConduct and the consequences that may follow:Infractions and ConsequencesNOTE: Continuance of misconduct in any of the infractions listed in the following section mayresult in suspension, DAEP (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) placement, possiblereferral to juvenile authorities/legal authorities and/or expulsion from school based on the incidentand administrative review.The following is a list of minor offenses and their possible consequences. Bullying or taunting behaviors toward another student. Such behaviors may includerepeated teasing or ridicule, name-calling, gossip and rumors. Physical intimidation of any kind. (depending on severity) Abusing student relations. Boy/girl relationships (hugging, kissing, etc.) Abusing bus privileges. (possible removal of bus privileges) Violation of dress or grooming code. (students will be given an opportunity to comply) Dishonesty in school work. ( grade zero will be given) Failure to identify self or display ID card. Disruptive classroom behavior. (after teacher and team level compliance) Leaving class without permission. Tardiness (three or more) Violation of off limits policy. ( possible referral to legal authorities) Insubordination towards principal, teacher, or other school personnel.(may be level III,depending on severity) Assembly misconduct. (possible referral to legal authorities) Forgeries. (may be level III) Possession of laser. (confiscation of item) Possession of knife under five and a half inches. (may be level III ) Loitering.