Voyeurism; Indecency with a child; Invasive visual recording; Disclosure or promotion of intimate visual material; Injury to a child, an elderly person, or a disabled person of any age; Abandoning or endangering a child; Deadly conduct; Terroristic threat; Aiding a person to commit suicide; and Tampering with a consumer product. [See FOC(EXHIBIT)] the influence means lacking the normal use of mental or physical faculties. Impairment of a person’s physical or mental faculties may be evidenced by a pattern of abnormal or erratic behavior, the presence of physical symptoms of drug or alcohol use, or by admission. A student “under the influence” need not be legally intoxicated to trigger disciplinary action. Use means voluntarily introducing into one’s body, by any means, a prohibited substance. Zip gun is a device or combination of devices, not originally a firearm, but adapted to expel a projectile through a smooth-bore or rifled-bore barrel by using the energy generated by an explosion or burning substance.
Index admission, review, and dismissal (ARD) committee, 9, 24 appeals process board review of expulsion, 31 DAEP appeals, 20, 22 discipline management techniques, 10 sex offender registry, 24 attendance, 4 board of trustees, 1 campus behavior coordinator, 2, 10 campus rules, 4, 8 cell phones. See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices. cheating. See prohibited behavior. classroom rules, 4, 8 computers, 7 abusive behavior, 8 breach of security, 7 cyberbullying, 8 hacking/cracking, 7 illegal activity, 8 online impersonation, 8 threatening behavior, 8 vandalism, 7 See also technology resources. confiscation of student property confiscation of property. See discipline management techniques. consideration of mitigating factors, 19 corporal punishment. See discipline management techniques. counseling, 9 courtesy, 4 crimes aggravated robbery, 6, 17, 18, 25, 27 breach of computer security, 27 breach of security, 7 criminal mischief, 2, 6, 17, 27 criminal proceedings and placement in DAEP, 22 felonies, 2, 6, 17, 18, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30 reporting, 3 5 offenses, 17, 18, 25, 38 expulsion and placement, 25 hearing and required findings, 25 length of placement, 25 enrolled students, 26 delinquent conduct, 18, 22, 25, 35 demonstrations, 8 detention. See discipline management techniques. disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP), 16, 24 appeals. See appeals process. coursework notice, 19 discretionary placement, 17 elementary school students, 16 emergency placement, 18, 23 extracurricular activities, 21 grade classification, 16 graduation, 21 length of placement, 19 mandatory placement, 17 300 foot rule, 17 notice of criminal proceedings, 22 placement review, 21 pre- and post-assessments, 19 process, 18 restrictions during placement, 21 summer programs, 16 transportation, 21 under age six, 18 under age ten, 18 discipline management techniques, 9 alternative educational setting, 10 appeals. See appeals process. behavioral contracts, 9 bus privileges, 10, 12 confiscation of property, 9 corporal punishment, 10 counseling, 9 criminal prosecution, 10 DAEP. See disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP). demerits, 9 detention, 9 expulsion. See expulsion. extracurricular organizations, 10
grade reductions, 9 in-school suspension, 10 loss of privileges, 10 notification, 10 out-of-school suspension, 10 probation, 10 referral. See routine referral. refusal to accept, 5 rewards, 9 school duties, 10 students with disabilities, 9 time-out, 9 code, 4, 8 7 marijuana, 7 over-the-counter, 7 paraphernalia, 7 prescription, 7 under the influence, 7 electronic cigarette definition, 36 See also prohibited e-cigarettes. electronic devices, 6, 7 expulsion, 27 300 foot rule, 27 additional misconduct, 32 and DAEP placement, 33 discretioary, 27 emergency, 30, 33 for serious misbehavior committed in DAEP, 28 length, 32 mandatory, 29 newly enrolled students, 33 process, 30 restrictions, 32 age six, 30 under age ten, 30 withdrawal during process, 32 falsification of records, 8, 38 formal removal from class, 13 returning student to the classroom, 13 fraternity, 16, 37 gangs, 16, 17, 35, 37 harassment, 5, See also prohibited behavior. graduation participation, 3 participation, 21 illegal knife, 28, 29 inspections, 2 jurisdiction of the district 300 foot rule, 2 juvenile justice alternative education program (JJAEP), 24, 25, 33 laser pointers, 6 lunch period, 2 parent, 3 parent-teacher conferences, 9 placement review committee, 14, 24 plagiarism. See prohibited behavior: cheating. posting of the Student Code of Conduct, 1 preparation for class, 4 progressive interventions, 9 prohibited behavior, 8 300 foot rule, 17, 27 aggravated sexual assault, 18 alcohol, 17, 28 assault, 5, 13, 17, 22, 27, 28, 38 at another district, 28 blackmail, 5 bullying, 5 cheating, 8 coercion, 5 cyberbullying, 8 dating violence, 5 deadly conduct, 28 disclosure or promotion of intimate visual material, 39 drugs, 17, 27 false accusations, 8 alarm, 17, 27 fighting, 5 fire extinguishers discharged without cause, 8 forgery. See falsification of records. gambling, 8 gender-based harassment, 5
graffiti, 6 harassment, 5 hazing, 5 hit lists, 5 hoaxes, 8 inappropriate conduct, 5 inciting violence, 8 indecent exposure, 5, 18 insubordination, 5 invasive visual recording, 39 leaving school grounds, 5 misuse of technology resources, 7 on school buses, 5 online impersonation, 8 profanity, 5 recording without consent, 6 repeated offenses, 8 robbery, 6 sexting, 8 sexual abuse, 5 sexual assault, 18, 20 sexual harassment, 5 smuggling or continuous smuggling of persons, 38 stealing, 6 terroristic threat, 17, 27, 39 theft, 6 threats, 5, 8 throwing objects, 8 trafficking of persons, 38 under the influence, 27 vandalism, 6 volatile chemicals, 17, 28 voyeurism, 39 prohibited items air guns, 6 alcohol, 30 ammunition, 6 28, 29 drugs, 30 e-cigarettes, 6, 36 firearms, 18, 28, 29 fireworks, 6 knives, 28, 29 lighters, 6 mace, 6 matches, 6 other dangerous items, 6, 28 other weapons, 29 pepper spray, 6 pornography, 6 stun guns, 6 tire deflation device, 29 tobacco, 6 property, 4 protests. See demonstrations. removal from the regular educational setting, 13 respect, 4 restorative discipline practices, 9 retaliation, 2, 18, 27, 30 routine referral, 13 safety, 4, 8 searches desks, 2 lockers, 2 vehicles, 2 secret society, 16, 37 self-defense, 15, 16, 19, 27 self-discipline, 4 serious misbehavior, 28 sex offender, 2, 24 appeal of placement as a registered sex offender, 24 newly enrolled student, 24 sexual abuse, 5, See also prohibited behavior. sexual assault campus assignments, 18 See also prohibited behavior. sexual harassment, 5, See also prohibited behavior. smart phones. See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices. sorority, 16, 37 special education, 9 standards for student conduct, 4 student handbook conflict with Student Code of Conduct, 1 students with disabilities, 1, 24 discipline management techniques, 9
transportation while in DAEP, 21 suspension in-school. See discipline management techniques. out-of-school, 10, 15 technology resources district policy, 7 See also computers. telecommunications devices. See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices., See electronic devices. time-out. See discipline management techniques. 5 offenses. See crimes. transfers campus assignments, 18 transportation, 2 discipline management techniques, 10 rules for conduct, 5 while in DAEP, 21