Student Handbook - rgccisd

30Consequences: may include but not limited to:First Offense: Documented Warning (depending on severity), parent notification andreferral to counselorSecond Offense: Up to 3 days out-of-school suspension and/or parent notificationThird & Subsequent Offenses:Consequences may include but not limited to, one or a combination of the following: Parent notification Counselor intervention Referral to an outside agency Up to 3 days out-of-school suspension Corporal Punishment Student contract Detention (during or after school) Restitution if applicable Possible referral to legal authorities, depending on severity Referral to DAEPThe following is a list of serious offenses and their possible consequences: Fighting in school or school property. (depending on severity) Engaging in a verbal confrontation or written exchanges that threaten the safety of anotherstudent, a school employee, or school property. Abusive or foul language. (swearing, vulgar, profane, or rude remarks to staff or students)(may be applicable to minor offenses depending on intent) Use of tobacco (1 st offense) Gambling (1 st and 2 nd offense) Obscene or vulgar gestures. Direct threat of bodily injury. (depending on severity) Theft. (restitution) Violation of Closed Campus Policy Deliberate destruction/defacement of property. (restitution of item or damages) Possessing a razor, box cutter, chain, or any other object used in a way that threatens orinflicts bodily injury to another person. Possessing or selling a “look-alike weapon”, air gun, BB gun, ammunition, stun gun, maceor pepper spray. Discharging of a fire extinguisher or pulling a fire alarm. Making false accusations or hoaxes regarding school safety.