Don't let your child talk you out of consequences if they are needed. They will differ from classroom to classroom depending on the classroom environment as established by the teacher and students. The teacher will informally talk with the student to work out a plan of action to avoid the problem in the future. Three - A specific behavior plan will be designed to identify individual goals to support future successful learning and restitution for previous violations of our code of conduct. In disciplinary cases, students are entitled to due process.
Serious misbehavior is quite uncommon in our elementary schools.
Violations of the law occasionally occur. We must report such offenses to the legal authorities. People who damage school property may be held liable for these damages according to provincial law. In the case of minor children, the parents are liable. District policy requires that parents be billed for the cost of the damage.