Stalking

Stalking is a method of harassment in which one person intentionally causes another person to feel oppressed, persecuted or intimidated.

Stalking can include, but is not limited to:

1. The intent of a person to injure another person or their property.

2. Following or pursuing another person.

3. Repeatedly making phone calls, taking pictures or videos or electronic communication whether or not a conversation is held.

4. Repeatedly making the phone continuously ring.

5. One person harassing another which interferes with or intrudes upon the person’s privacy or liberty.

Note: Any person who believes he or she has been a victim of stalking should report the alleged facts to an appropriate school official which may include a school nurse, counselor or principal.

FOR EACH OFFENSE

Students will be suspended from school with immediate notification of guardians. Local law enforcement will be notified as stalking is a gross misdemeanor. Parents/guardians and students will attend a conference with the appropriate building Administrator.