Leveled Consequences for Discipline Violation Definitions Minimum Maximum Excessive Marks 9 marks or more in a 9 week period 1 3 Tardiness Failure to be in the place of instruction at the assigned time without a valid excuse 1 2 Being in the wrong place or loitering Failure to follow directions or not going to a specific location when given permission. For example: Going to the library when given permission to go to the restroom 1 4 Inappropriate Dress Dressing or grooming in a manner which disrupts the teaching and learning of others 1 3 Inappropriate Personal Property Possession of personal property prohibited by school rules and otherwise disruptive to the learning of others including, but not limited to food, beverages, electronic equipment, or sexually explicit material 1 *Sexually explicit material will start at a level 2 4 Bullying Aggressive behavior, Intentional harming, verbal harassment, Racial slurs For example…making fun of ones race, handicap, or national origin *refer to pages 9 and 10 in the student handbook Making fun of another Pulling down students pants Hand Gestures 3 * Automatic 2 days OSS 6 Defiance of Authority Failing to comply with a proper and authorized direction or instruction of a staff member 2 5 Disruptive Behavior Behaving in a manner which disrupts or interferes with educational activities 1 4
Tobacco Possession, use, distribution of tobacco products Referral to Law Enforcement 1 Day ISI 3 1st offense Referral to Law Enforcement (on all infractions after) and 1 day ISI 2nd offense 3 days ISI 3rd offense 5 days ISI 4th offense 3 days OSS Gambling Playing or betting on a game of skill or chance for money or anything of value 1 3 Trespassing Entering any school property, or into any school facility without proper authority, includes entry during period of suspension 1 4 Possession or use of fireworks Use or possession of any explosive or amusement device 2 3 Fire Disruption by pulling alarm Pulling the fire alarm without due cause 5 5 Petty larceny or theft Taking of personal property accomplished by fraud, stealing, and with the intent to deprive another of their items. Larceny is where the value of property is under $500 2 5 Grand larceny/ felony theft A larceny in which property taken is of value exceeding $500 and is taken from another person 3 5 *referral to law enforcement Possession of a weapon other than a firearm Student possessing a dangerous weapon, on their way to and from school, or on school property. A weapon other than a firearm is defined as a knife, razor, karate stick, metal knuckles, live ammo, scissors, or any other object by which it is used, or intended to be used, or is capable of inflicting bodily harm 5 5 Possession of stolen property Having in ones possession property obtained without permission of the owner 3 5
Conspiracy Any two or more persons, mutually agreeing, to do any unlawful act with force or violence and taking action to carry out such plan 3 5 Battery Any willful and unlawful use of force or violence to another person 3 5 Misuse of intercom system or anything digital media that is relayed to or throughout the school Unauthorized or inappropriate use of school intercom system or digital media systems 3 5 Gang behavior Disruption and or intimidation caused by gesturing of any signs. Use of language or confrontations identified or associated with gangs which could lead to violence Disruption and/or intimidation caused by the wearing of any type of clothing, jewelry, or any signs associated with gangs. 2 5 Electronic equipment Not following the cell phone policy. Phones must be off between 7:30 am pm. Using IPODs or other electronic equipment in the hallways and other areas without permission from faculty and staff is not allowed. 1 *After 3rd time student loses right to have electronic equipment at school *4th time would result in 3 days ISI Extortion Obtaining property from another with his consent, induced by a wrongful use of force or fear 3 5 Malicious injury/ destruction of property Intentional or unintentional destruction or defacement of property. Includes vandalism or graffiti. Damages to be paid for by offender. 2 5 Bomb explosive threats Reporting to school, police, or fire officials, by any means information known to be false concerning the presence of a bomb or explosive 4 5 Arson Intentionally starting any fire or combustion on school property Note: report any fire no matter how small to the Fire Marshall 5 6
Sexual offenses Lewd sexual behavior inclusive of intentional sexual contact, offensive touching, indecent exposure, rape, attempted rape, or other sexual acts 4 6 *May include referral to law enforcement Disorderly conduct Behaving in a violent or seriously inappropriate manner which disrupts the educational process Note: this category is used when the police are called to cite a student for extreme disruption 4 5 Misuse of internet, computer, or electronics Media equipment Inappropriate and/or unauthorized use of internet, computers, electronic equipment, and/or media *see district policy (GBP/INI) 2 5 Possession with intent to distribute illegal drugs and alcohol Giving away or selling, or otherwise transferring to another person, any controlled substance or alcohol. Includes any transfer of a prescription drug or any substance alleged to be a drug regardless of its content 5 5 Possession of a firearm Possession or use of a firearm 6 *referral to law enforcement Assault or threat with intent to kill Any willful or unlawful attempt, or offer of force or violence to kill another 4 6 *referral to law enforcement Assault or threat with intent to harm. Any willful attempt to harm another 4 6 Battery against school personnel Any willful, or unlawful intent to use force or violence upon any school personnel 5 *Oklahoma Law School Protection Act 5 *Oklahoma Law School Protection Act Aggravated assault and battery When great bodily injury is inflicted upon the person assaulted and battered 5 5 Sexual Harassment Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and/or other unwelcome physical contact or advances of a sexual nature 2 6
Assault including threats Verbal and/or written Threatening another student with intent to physically harm (Example: threatening to fight or beat up another student) 2 6 Cheating Verbal/nonverbal communication during a test Looking at or copying another students work Producing work for another student (such as an AR test) 1st time Warning and Automatic zero on assignment and/or test for all parties involved 2nd time Automatic Zero 2 days ISI State Mandated Testing Disruptions Verbal/nonverbal communication during testing Throwing items Not following teacher directions General disruption of the testing environment 3 3