Disciplinary Infractions
Students who commit serious behavior in- fractions are subject to suspension and in some cases expulsion.
Minor Infractions
- Gum/food/drink use
- Cafeteria problem
- Creating disturbance within the building or on school grounds
- Any disruptive display of public affection
- Failure to exit building promptly
- Failure to follow directions
- Failure to produce ID when requested
- Possession of another’s ID
- Failure to serve lunch detention
- Failure to serve AM/PM Penalty
- Gambling
- Harassment
- Inappropriate attire
- Lying to school officials
- Misuse of technology, including cell phones, personal devices, ear devices
- Possession/distribution/posting of unauthorized inappropriate material
- Vulgar/obscene language, writing and/or gestures
Minor infractions may be considered major based on the circumstances surrounding the incident and/or repeated offenses.
Major Infractions
- Arson
- Assault and/or battery of students or staff
- Bullying/cyber bullying
- Bus disruption
- Damage to school property or property belonging to staff or students
- Disruption of class
- Disruptive demonstrations on school property
- Failure to serve In-School Suspension
- Failure to serve AM/PM Penalty (repeat occurrences)
- Flagrant/continued disregard of school rules
- Fighting.
- Firecrackers/smoke bombs
- Gambling
- Gang/cult activity (apparel, recruitment, intimidation, graffiti, gestures)
- Gross student misconduct
- Group disorder/ creation of chaos
- Harassment (for example, sexual/racial)
- Insubordination
- Leaving School Building without permission
- Making a bomb threat
- Misuse of technology, including cell phones, personal devices, ear devices
- Possession/distribution/posting of unauthorized, inappropriate literature
- Possession or sale of drugs, drug paraphernalia, or alcohol
- Possession/use of dangerous materials or weapons, including look-alikes
- Repeated occurrences of possession of other incendiary devices.
- Setting off and explosive device (or threat)
- Tampering with fire extinguishers
- Theft (determined by incident)
- Threat of violence to students or staff
- Tripping of fire alarm (criminal)
- Truancy - partial or full day
- Verbal abuse to staff
- Vulgar/obscene language, writing and/or gestures