Student Parent Handbook - Mount Mansfield Union High School
Student Parent Handbook - Mount Mansfield Union High School
Student Parent Handbook - Mount Mansfield Union High School
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egarding suspension.<br />
3. The student will be required to meet with the SAP counselor for at least 5<br />
sessions, the SAP counselor will determine the exact number of sessions<br />
after meeting with the student.<br />
4. The SAP and the student will create a plan to further educate the student<br />
about substance use and to support the student to make healthy choices<br />
both in and out of school.<br />
5. The student’s counselor and/or case manager will be notified of the<br />
violation.<br />
SUSPENSION OR EXPULSION GUIDELINES<br />
A school administrator or designee shall have the authority to suspend a student<br />
for a given length of time and the superintendent and/or school board may expel<br />
a student for the remainder of the school year or up to 90 school days,<br />
whichever is longer, for misconduct when the misconduct makes the continued<br />
presence of the pupil harmful to the welfare of the school. (Vermont Statutes<br />
Annotated, Title 16, Para. 1162) Listed below are examples of misconduct.<br />
<strong>Parent</strong>s and students should recognize that not all foreseeable offenses can be<br />
listed. As a matter of policy, if unforeseeable offenses occur, the administration<br />
will use their professional discretion to address the issue.<br />
• Excessive or chronic truancy or tardiness and/or refusal to serve detention,<br />
remain in in-school suspension, or the alternative day program.<br />
• Use of violence, force, hazing, coercion, harassment, bullying, or threats<br />
toward other students or school personnel.<br />
• Use of tobacco of any form in the building or on school grounds.<br />
• Substance abuse (see page 34).<br />
• Damage to or stealing of property (private or school) of any value.<br />
• Use of profanity, verbal abuse, displaying insubordination or disrespect to<br />
any school personnel.<br />
• Possession of a weapon at school (i.e. gun, knife, bomb, fireworks, etc.), on<br />
school grounds, or at a school-sponsored activity.<br />
• Acts which are disruptive to the operation of the school.<br />
• Repeated violation of the rules and regulations of the school.<br />
In the event a student is in violation of the above, the parents or guardian will be<br />
notified by an administrator of the school when at all possible. The parents or<br />
guardian may be required to accompany the student back to school for possible<br />
re-admittance meeting following the dismissal from school. <strong>Student</strong>s who are<br />
suspended or expelled will not be allowed to participate or observe any school<br />
activity.<br />
TOBACCO USE PROHIBITED ON SCHOOL GROUNDS<br />
<strong>School</strong> policy states that no student at any time shall possess, use, sell, give or<br />
otherwise transmit any tobacco product on school owned or leased property or<br />
at any school-sponsored activity off school grounds. Any tobacco product in the<br />
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