5-+Consequences


 * __ Student Consequences __**

Teachers are considered the first respondents to student behaviors. Classroom Codes of Conduct would address the issue. Offenses may include: Consequences may include: The administrator will typically assign these consequences. Offenses may include: Consequences may include: These are major offenses that will be addressed by the administrator and possibly police and/or other outside suppose agencies. Offenses may include: Consequences may include:
 * Level A: **
 * Excessive talking
 * Disruptive behavior
 * Failure to meet classroom responsibilities
 * Not following directions
 * Verbal/non-verbal warnings
 * Parent contact
 * In-class time-out
 * Withdrawal from privileges
 * Teacher-determined consequences
 * Level B: **
 * Repeated occurrences of Level A infractions
 * Chronic disruptive behavior
 * Leaving classroom without permission
 * Misbehavior in the hallways and cafeteria
 * Any consequences listed under level A
 * In-school time out
 * In-school suspension
 * Parent contact/conference
 * Withdrawal of school privileges
 * Level C: **
 * Repeated occurrences of Level B infractions
 * Leaving school property without permission
 * Vandalism
 * Theft
 * Disrespect towards staff
 * Fighting
 * Harassment
 * Bullying
 * Threats against persons or property
 * Any level A or B consequences
 * Out-of-school suspension
 * Discussion with District Director of Security
 * Contact parent(s), police and/or other support agency
 * Long term suspensions
 * Expulsion