Usually the teacher already has tried, unsuccessfully, to deal with the student. Parents receive a letter or a phone call. The student may be counseled by a school social worker, the Intervention Assistance Team or other school staff members. Students may be removed from class for a half-day or less, detained after school or required to attend Saturday or evening school. The student's work permit, driver's license or parking permit could be suspended.
Aides usually monitor the rooms.
Students must still do their classwork. I and II also may be applied. The student is banned from school for one to five days. The teacher provides work for the student. The student is put on probation and may attend classes in a modified schedule, or be ordered to do community service, get intensive counseling, attend the FWCS Alternative Learning Program or go to an outside agency, such as Juvenile Court.