Consequences

The guidelines outlined through the Code of Conduct specify consequences for certain behavior infractions. However, not all inappropriate behaviors for school are included in this code of conduct. In such cases, we will use these guidelines as a framework to determine fair and consistent consequences. Furthermore, if the severity of an infraction significantly disrupts the learning environment, it may be necessary to impose consequences that exceed those listed in the consequence schedule. This approach ensures that all disciplinary actions are aligned with the overall expectations and maintain a safe and conducive learning atmosphere.

• Consequence Definitions

  • Lunch Detention:

    • Discipline measure which requires students to miss the lunch period with their peers

  • Downtown Lunch (DTL) Detention: 

    • Discipline which requires students to miss the downtown lunch period with their peers

  • After School Detention:

    • Discipline which requires students to remain in school at the end of the school day until 3:30pm.

  • In‐School Suspension (ISS):

    • Temporary denial to a student by a principal of participation in a class. Suspension will be served in school and the student will receive credit for completed class work.

  • Out-of-School Suspension (OSS):

    • Temporary denial to a student by the Principal, Superintendent, or School Board, of participation in a class or classes.

  • Expulsion:

    • Denial of a student’s membership in school by the school board for a period of time.