Back-up not in agenda book - Seminole County Schools

Alcohol sale/distribution (S) – sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages while on school campus, a school bus,at a school or School Board sponsored event, or while at other School Board facilities.Arson (S) – (intentionally setting a fire on/with school property) to damage or cause to be damaged, by fire orexplosion, any dwelling, structure, or conveyance, whether occupied or not, or any contents therein.Assault on school employee volunteer, student, or other person lawfully on School Board property or at aSchool Board sponsored activity - making an intentional, unlawful threat, by word or act to do violence to aschool employee, volunteer, student or other person lawfully on school property at a school sponsored activitycoupled with an apparent ability to do so, and then doing some act that creates a well-founded fear in the personthat violence is imminent.Note:Florida Statute 784.081 provides that enhanced criminal penalties be imposed on anyone who commitsan assault against a school employee.Battery (S) – (physical attack/harm) the physical use of force or violence by an individual against another. (Todistinguish from fighting, report an incident as battery only when the force or violence is carried out against aperson who is outnumbered or not engaged in mutual combat.)Battery of school employee or volunteer (S) - the uninvited hostile touching or striking of a school employee orvolunteer against their will.Bomb/Biochemical Threat - intentionally making a false, verbal or written, report to any person, includingschool personnel concerning the placement or use of any bomb, dynamite, explosive, chemical compounds orarson causing devices.Note:Note:Pursuant to Florida Statute 790.162 it is a second-degree felony for a person to threaten to place ordischarge a destructive device with the intent to do bodily harm.Pursuant to Florida Statute 790.163 it is a second-degree felony to make a false report concerning theplacement of a bomb or destructive device.Breaking and Entering/Burglary (S) – (illegal entry into a school or other district building) the unlawful entrywith force, or unauthorized presence in a building or other structure, or conveyance with evidence, or the intent todamage or remove property or harm a person(s).Bullying (S) – (intimidating or hostile behaviors) unwanted and repeated written, verbal, or physical behavior,including any threatening, insulting, or dehumanizing acts, by an adult or student that are severe or pervasiveenough to create an intimidating, hostile or offensive educational environment, to cause discomfort orhumiliation, or unreasonably interfere with the individual’s school performance or participation (refer tobullying/harassment policy).Cheating - the possession of inappropriate or deliberate distribution or use of information, including, but notlimited to: computer files or folders, electronic devices or oral or written notes, materials, or work of anotherperson in the completion of an academic exam, test, or assignment (refer to Honor Code).Classroom Disruption – engaging in conduct that interferes with the process of teaching or learning.Confrontation - engaging in behavior that provokes, promotes, or encourages hostility or disruption.Contraband - the possession or storage of items which are prohibited at school, including, but not limited to:ammunition clips, bullets or cartridges, flammable liquids, combustible materials, poisonous substances,matches, lighters, firecrackers, bottle rockets, smoke bombs, or other similar devices, and laser pointers or lightpens.Disrespect – the use of words or acts that demean, degrade, antagonize, or humiliate a person or group ofpersons.6Page 539