Sexual harassment is defined as unwanted words or actions that hurt or humiliate people and will be treated as a violation of school rules and criminal law. The school will instruct students on how to identify, report and avoid sexual harassment. Each student has the right to operate in an environment that provides equal opportunity for all students to benefit effectively from the total learning situation. Students have the right to feel safe and secure when attending school. Responsibilities Students are responsible for their actions while attending school.
Students have the responsibility to know and understand the rules of the classroom and the school.
Parents are partners in the discipline process and their cooperation with the teachers and principals is essential to success in school. Each team of teachers will submit a classroom management plan to the administration which, upon consensus, will be adopted for classroom use. The adopted plan will be enforced by all team members. The Principal or Assistant Principal will determine what Category the behavior is in and whether the student has received prior referrals for other behavior in that category. From the Category Charts , the administration will determine the number of points to be added to the student's behavior record and what Referral Code will be used to give penalties.