castle heights middle school parent/student handbook 2012-2013

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M. Third and subsequent violations of Level III.*First offense for display of gang activity will result in a referral to the guidancecounselor for intervention. Subsequent offenses will result in disciplinary action.Notification or the school resource officer will also occur.3. Minimal disciplinary actions to be taken for Level IV violations----1 to 10 days ofout-of-school suspension. Repeated or severe violations may result inrecommendation for the alternative Rebound Program or expulsion.The above guidelines outline the minimum consequences to be given. Schooladministration reserves the right to increase the severity of consequences asdeemed necessary to address discipline issues and ensure the safety and well-beingof all students.If a student is suspended out-of-school, a conference with the legal guardian isexpected before the student may be reinstated. This conference may be heldwith the team teachers, guidance counselor, home-school worker and/orassistant principal.A student may not attend any school function within the school District or trespass onany School District property or ride on any school bus while under the suspension orexpulsion or during the appeal process.LEVEL IV VIOLATIONS ARE CUMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR.LEVEL VCRIMINAL CONDUCT1. Criminal Conduct is defined as student behaviors which result in violence tooneself or another’s person or property or which pose a direct and serious threat tothe safety of oneself or others in school. These activities usually requireadministrative action which results in the immediate removal of the student from theschool, the intervention of law enforcement authorities and/or recommendation forexpulsion.2. Criminal conduct may include, but is not limited to:A. ArsonB. Assault and BatteryC. Bomb threatD. ExtortionE. False fire alarmsE. Repeated offense of possession of alcoholF. Distributing or selling of unauthorized substances such as alcoholF. Distributing or selling of unauthorized substances such as pornography14
G. Furnishing, selling or possession of controlled substances (drugs,narcotics, or poisons)H. Possession, use or transfer of dangerous weaponsI. Possession/use of fireworks or explosive devicesJ. Failure to report knowledge of weapons or explosive devices to schoolauthoritiesK. Sexual offensesL. Theft, possession, or sale of stolen propertyM. Vandalism (greater than $50)N. Rioting or lynchingO. Knowingly and willfully delivering or conveying to a public official, teacheror principal any letter, document, etc., which contains a threat of death orbodily harm to that person or a member of the person’s immediate family.P. Ongoing harassment and/or bullying of another student after interventionMinimal disciplinary action to be applied in case of Criminal Conduct mayinclude, but is not limited to:Out-of-school suspensionAssignment to alternative programExpulsionRestitution of property and damages, where appropriateOther sanctions as deemed necessaryPursuant to State Law, persons entering school property are deemed to haveconsented to search of their person and property. (ACT 373 of 1994)School administrators will contact law enforcement authorities immediately uponnotice that a person is engaging in certain activities on school property or at a schoolsanctioned or sponsored activity. Those activities are ones which may result, or doin fact result, in injury or serious threat of injury to the person or to another person orhis/her property.LEVEL V VIOLATIONS ARE CUMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR.At all levels, administrators reserve the right to apply more severeconsequences dependent upon the circumstances or during the last twoweeks of school.15
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