principal or other appropriate administrator with the following exceptions: Placement in a disciplinary Alternative Education Program (AEP) shall not extend beyond the end of the next grading period without prior review by the campus principal or other appropriate administrator. [TEC §37.009(b)] Placement in a disciplinary AEP shall not exceed 120 days, without prior review by the campus principal or other appropriate campus administrator. Emergency expulsion shall not exceed a period of three (3) school days. PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A LEVEL 2 VIOLATION For each Level 2 violation, the teacher/district employee shall file a written report (not to exceed one page) to the principal or other appropriate administrator. Within 24 hours of receiving the teacher’s/district employee’s written report, the principal or other appropriate administrator must send a copy to the student’s parent. The principal or other appropriate administrator will schedule a conference within three (3) days with the student’s parent or guardian, and the student. The student may not be returned to his/her regular classroom before the conference. At the conference, the student is entitled to written or verbal notice of the reasons for the removal, an explanation of the basis for the removal, and an opportunity to respond to the reasons for the removal. Following the conference, whether or not each requested person attended, the principal shall order the placement of the student according to the Student Code of Conduct. Parents will be notified in writing upon the placement of a student in a disciplinary AEP. RESTRICTIONS FOR EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SCHOOL- RELATED EVENTS FOR A LEVEL 2 VIOLATION The following restrictions for extracurricular activities and school-related events apply for a Level 2 violation: • Students who are placed in a disciplinary AEP or who are emergency expelled as a result of a Level 2 violation shall be automatically removed from all organizations and extracurricular activities and shall be banned from all school-sponsored activities for the duration of the disciplinary AEP placement or for a minimum of six (6) weeks from the date of the Level 2 violation.
Standard Mode of Dress for La Vega Primary, Elementary and Intermediate School Items permitted Slacks/Pants Solid Colors – Khaki, Navy Blue, Black, Brown, White Pleated or Flat Front Capri or Cropped pants for females Shorts Solid Colors – Khaki, Navy Blue, Black, Brown, White Top of the knee or longer Skirts/Jumpers/Dresses Solid Colors – Khaki, Navy Blue, Black, Brown, White Top of the knee or longer, kick pleats or slits hemmed at or below the bend of the knee Shirts/Blouses Solid Colors only Must be collared polo dress shirt style Long or short sleeve and must be tucked in No more than two buttons undone Logo must be less than 1 inch high La Vega logo permitted on any day Belts If pants/slacks/shorts have belt loops, belt must be worn Must be black or brown or same color as pants/slacks Foot wear Shoes, Loafers, boots, dress shoes, closed toe sliders, sandals with a back strap. Athletic shoes as long as shoe laces match Socks/Hose/Tights/Leggings Colors – Khaki, Navy Blue, Black, Brown, White Solid single colors or design must match Outerwear/Jackets/Sweaters Solid Colors Preferred – approved dress code shirt must be worn underneath. School letter jackets are acceptable. Must be fingertip length Sweatshirts/Hoodies Solid Color Only Fingertip length or shorter Hoodies must remain off the head at all times during school Each school may select one day a week designated as a Spirit Day where jeans may be worn. On these days, La Vega logo tops or college shirts may be worn as well as any other approved shirt/blouse