MATRIX OF STUDENT CONDUCT VIOLATIONS [PDF]

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MATRIX OF STUDENT CONDUCT VIOLATIONS ELEMENTARY GRADE LEVELS LEVEL 1 VIOLATIONS (MOST SEVERE) 1. Aggravated assault as defined in 12.1(A) (includes assault on a student with serious injury and any assault on school personnel)** 2. Armed robbery as defined in 12.13(A)** 3. Arson of an occupied structure as defined in 12.3(B) (results in evacuation of a school)** 4. Bomb threat as defined in 12.10(A)** 5. Computer/Technology Violations of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (propagation of child pornography; identity theft for purposes of obtaining financial gain; intentional data mining for criminal purposes; intentional introduction of a virus or other serious security breach when such virus or security breach causes significant damage to District technology. ** 6. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (includes marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice and all other drugs listed in 12.2(B)) – Sale, distribution or transfer.** 7. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (other than marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice, over-the-counter medications or prescription medications) —possession, use, sharing of, or under the influence.** 8. Explosive as defined in 12.16 (possession or use)** 9. Homicide as defined in 12.6 ** 10. Sexual abuse, Sexual assault, Molestation of a Child as defined in 12.11 (includes completed and attempted sexual offenses) ** 11. Weapons as defined in Sec. 12.16 (all Prohibited Weapons including destructive device, simulated prohibited weapons and simulated firearms) Possession or use.**

** Mandated Report to Law Enforcement and ADE ^ Mandated Report to ADE (select from dropdown menu on incident) + File online police report Updated July 2015

SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

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Second Offense

Parent notified Contact law enforcement Site hearing Consult Student Services regarding potential suspension

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Possible bus restrictions MAY be applied

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Repeat Offenses require that staff repeat all procedures and review student response to interventions (data-based) prior to continuing the disciplinary process. Consult Student Services regarding potential suspension

LEVEL 2 VIOLATIONS (SEVERE) - ELEMENTARY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

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Alcohol (possession, use, sharing, or under the influence)** Arson of a structure or property as defined in 12.3** Assault as defined in 12.1 (with injury)** Bullying as defined in12.5 (severe or continued, frequent AND interventions implemented—including cyber-bullying, or using any district property/electronic means to severely threaten or intimidate). ^ Burglary or Breaking & Entering as defined in 12.13.** Chemical or biological threat as defined in 12.10(B)** Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (if use causes serious bodily injury as defined in 1.4(F), or structural damage).** Computer violation of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (tampering with district internet system, malicious hacking, destruction of district property or deliberate and continued accessing of pornographic websites)^ Dangerous Instrument/ Dangerous item as defined in 12.16(D) (with intent to cause bodily harm) (may be elevated to a Level I if item fits definition of simulated firearm) – possession or use.** Disorderly conduct as defined in 12.1(C) (severe with associated violence).** Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); or Drug Paraphernalia but not Drugs prohibited as Level I offenses) --possession, use, or sharing.** Extortion as defined in 12.13(D) (severe with associated violence or repeated threat and intimidation).


13. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (resulting in serious injury) (may also be charged as Disorderly Conduct). ^ 14. Fire alarm misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (school evacuation or police response)** 15. Gang activity - promoting/recruiting as defined in 12.1(J)(contact Student Services) 16. Graffiti or tagging as defined in 12.15(A) (of a serious nature resulting in damage valued at $250 or more) (see also Property Damage & Vandalism)** 17. Harassment, sexual with contact as defined in 12.11(B)** 18. Indecent exposure or public sexual indecency as defined in 12.11 (C) (with intent) 19. Kidnapping as defined in 12.7. ^ 20. Property damage or vandalism (other than arson) as defined in 12.15 (with damage of $250 or more) (includes damaging of school computers/laptops or severe property damage as a result of deliberate horseplay or recklessness). ** 21. Robbery as defined in 12.13(F) (with use or threat of force) ** 22. School threat as defined in 12.10 (results in evacuation)** 23. Sexual Misconduct as defined in 12.11 (includes consensual sexual intercourse) (note that the ages of the students may constitute a Mandatory Report and may increase the level of violation to a Level 1—e.g. a 17-year-old student having sex with a 14-year old—even when consensual).** 24. Theft as defined in 12.13 ($250 or more) (includes computers/laptops, or other school property)** 25. Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5 (D) (severe or repeated) (may also be charged as Bullying and includes cyber- bullying and using any electronic means and/ or social media to threaten and/or intimidate) ^ 26. Trespassing as defined in 12.14 (repeated) (includes returning to school during a period of suspension and unauthorized entry) 27. Weapons as defined in 12.16 (not including those prohibited as a Level I offense) (see Dangerous Instruments/Dangerous Items). **


LEVEL 2 VIOLATIONS-ELEMENTARY SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

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Second Offense

Parent notified Contact law enforcement 1 to 9 days OSS or pursue A2S options Long-term hearing


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Repeat Offenses require that staff repeat all procedures and review student response to interventions (databased) prior to continuing the disciplinary process. Consult Student Services regarding potential suspension

LEVEL 3 VIOLATIONS-ELEMENTARY 1. Assault as defined in 12.1 (without injury) ^ 2. Bullying as defined in 12.5 (continuing intervention interventions have been attempted) (includes cyber- bullying/using any electronic means to bully, threaten or intimidate). ^ 3. Cheating and Plagiarism as defined in 12.8 (severe—such as cheating on state exams and plagiarism on significant assignments) 4. Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (minor injury) 5. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources or Network Infraction as defined in 12.12. (includes subverting rules of the network or security protocols—note that damage to the network could result in Level 2 or 1; includes attempts to access someone else’s password or using someone’s student identification number; misrepresentation through computer log-in or intentionally modifying information). ^ 6. Contraband as defined in 12.9 (B). As defined in 12.16 (without intent to harm) – possession or use. 7. Dangerous instruments/Dangerous Items 8. Defiance or Disrespect toward authority or Non- Compliance as defined in 12.9(C) (associated with some form of physical aggression—continuing AFTER interventions have been attempted).


9. Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); under the influence of. 10. Extortion as defined in 12.13 (not severe with associated violence and not involving repeated threat and intimidation) 11. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor or no injuries) ^ 12. Fire Alarm Misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (no school evacuation) ** 13. Gang Activity – Imitation, gang-like behaviors or gang-like clothing, expressions, or artifacts as defined in 12.1(J)(2) (includes flashing gang signs; claiming “turf;” and gang writing, drawing, or sounds) Contact Student Services 14. Graffiti or Tagging as defined in 12.15 (resulting in damage less than $250) 15. Harassment, nonsexual or Defamation as defined in 12.5(B) 16. Harassment, sexual without contact (may include “sexting” as defined in 12.11(A) ^ 17. Indecent exposure or as defined in 12.11(C) (less severe or no evidence of intent). ^ 18. Networking infraction as defined in 12.12 (C) see Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources 19. Other school threat as defined in 12.10(D) (such as prank 911 calls—if building is evacuated, violation becomes a Level 1. 20. Pornography as defined in 12.11(E) (severe)—possession of pornographic materials or accessing pornographic sites on computer/laptop. May include “sexting” ^ 21. Profanity/inappropriate or obscene language toward school personnel (repeated) 22. Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (other than arson)— (damage valued at a value from $100 to $249) (includes damage done to computers/laptop or other school property and damage done by deliberate horseplay or recklessness) ** 23. Theft as defined in 12.13 (G) (between $100 - $249) (includes computers/laptops and other school property) + 24. Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5(D) (May be charged as Level 2, if repeated or severe) (See Bullying— includes cyber-bullying, or use of an electronic means to threaten or severe) ^ 25. Tobacco or tobacco products (use or sharing) ^ 26. Trespassing/Returning to school after suspension or unauthorized entry as defined in 12.14 SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS

First Offense


Second Offense

Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

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Parent notified Contact law enforcement

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1 to 3 days after school or inschool detention (may include lunch detention)  Consult Executive Director Elementary for possible OSS 


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1 to 4 days after school or in school suspension (may include lunch detention)  Consult Executive Director for Elementary possible OSS

LEVEL 4 VIOLATIONS – ELEMENTARY 1. Cell phone/video camera/electronic device inappropriate use) as defined in 12.12(D) (includes recording a fight) 2. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources as defined in 12.12 (includes laptop computer used inappropriately, such as playing inappropriate games or using chat-rooms without authorization) 3. Defiance of authority as defined in 12.9(C) (without associated aggression or violence continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted) 4. Failure to serve detention see 12.9(K) 5. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor scuffle with no injury) ^ 6. Forgery, altering official documents or improper use of hall pass as defined in 12.8 (B). 7. Gang tagging (very minor) as defined in 12.1(J) + 8. Gambling as defined in 12.9(F) 9. Horseplay with injury or Recklessness or Endangerment as defined in 12.1(D) & (G) (minor injury) (includes minor property damage caused by reckless behavior/horseplay and includes damage to computer/laptop.) 10. Negative group affiliation as defined in 12.9(H). 11. Offensive material or inappropriate materials (less severe) See 12.11(E) & 12.5(B) (includes offensive material sent through electronic means/through computer, etc.) 12. Petty theft (under $100) as defined in 12.13 (E) + 13. Plagiarism (not severe) as defined in 12.8(D) 14. Profanity, inappropriate, or obscene language toward another student (continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted) 15. Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (damage value of less than $100) (includes damage to computers/laptops and damage resulting from horseplay or recklessness) . + 16. Tobacco or tobacco products (possession—not use) ^


17. Truancy or Leaving campus without authorization or Ditching/skipping class See 12.4 (issues of ditching or skipping class may result in consequences requiring student to make up time lost). 18. Verbal provocation as defined in 12.1 (H)

SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

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1 to 2 days after school or in-school suspension  Utilize A2S options 

Second Offense

 Parent notified  Parent conference held  1 to 3 days after school or inschool suspension


LEVEL 5 VIOLATIONS – ELEMENTARY 1. Cheating (minor) as defined in 12.8. 2. Disruption or Disruptive behavior as defined in 12.9(D) (repeated—after several interventions have been attempted) 3. Dress code violations (not gang) or ID violation (See 12.9(E). 4. Horseplay and Minor Aggressive Acts See 12.1 (F) & (G) 5. Inappropriate language or profanity (repeated) toward another student. See

12.9(G) 6. Public display of affection (e.g. kissing, petting). See 12.9(J) 7. Refusal to comply with bus driver’s instructions (applies to bus drivers only)



First Offense

 Verbal Warning  Teacher Conference with student 


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Second Offense

 Parent contacted by phone  Teacher conference with student

MATRIX OF STUDENT CONDUCT VIOLATIONS MIDDLE SCHOOL



LEVEL 1 VIOLATIONS (MOST SEVERE)-MIDDLE SCHOOL 1. Aggravated assault as defined in 12.1(A) (includes assault on a student with serious injury and any assault on school personnel)** 2. Armed robbery as defined in 12.13(A)** 3. Arson of an occupied structure as defined in 12.3(B) (results in evacuation of a school)** 4. Bomb threat as defined in 12.10(A)** 5. Computer/Technology Violations of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (propagation of child pornography; identity theft for purposes of obtaining financial gain; intentional data mining for criminal purposes; intentional introduction of a virus or other serious security breach when such virus or security breach causes significant damage to District technology. ** 6. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (includes marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice and all other drugs listed in 12.2(B)) – Sale, distribution or transfer.** 7. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (other than marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice, over-the-counter medications or prescription medications) —possession, use, sharing of, or under the influence.** 8. Explosive as defined in 12.16 (possession or use)** 9. Homicide as defined in 12.6 ** 10. Sexual abuse, Sexual assault, Molestation of a Child as defined in 12.11 (includes completed and attempted sexual offenses) ** 11. Weapons as defined in Sec. 12.16 (all Prohibited Weapons including destructive device, simulated prohibited weapons and simulated firearms) Possession or use.**





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1 to 9 days OSS— student must stay out of school until hearing  Possible suspension of up to one year 

Second Offense 

Repeat Offenses require that staff repeat all procedures and review student data prior to continuing the disciplinary process.


LEVEL 2 VIOLATIONS (SEVERE) – MIDDLE SCHOOL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

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Alcohol (possession, use, sharing, or under the influence)** Arson of a structure or property as defined in 12.3** Assault as defined in 12.1 (with injury)** Bullying as defined in12.5 (severe or continued, frequent AND interventions implemented—including cyber-bullying, or using any district property/electronic means to severely threaten or intimidate). ^ Burglary or Breaking & Entering as defined in 12.13.** Chemical or biological threat as defined in 12.10(B)** Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (if use causes serious bodily injury as defined in 1.4(F), or structural damage).** Computer violation of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (tampering with district internet system, malicious hacking, destruction of district property or deliberate and continued accessing of pornographic websites)^ Dangerous Instrument/ Dangerous item as defined in 12.16(D) (with intent to cause bodily harm) (may be elevated to a Level I if item fits definition of simulated firearm) – possession or use.** Disorderly conduct as defined in 12.1(C) (severe with associated violence).** Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); or Drug Paraphernalia but not Drugs prohibited as Level I offenses) --possession, use, or sharing.** Extortion as defined in 12.13(D) (severe with associated violence or repeated threat and intimidation).


13. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (resulting in serious injury) (may also be charged as Disorderly Conduct). ^ 14. Fire alarm misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (school evacuation or police response)** 15. Gang activity - promoting/recruiting as defined in 12.1(J)(contact Student Services) 16. Graffiti or tagging as defined in 12.15(A) (of a serious nature resulting in damage valued at $250 or more) (see also Property Damage & Vandalism)** 17. Harassment, sexual with contact as defined in 12.11(B)** 18. Indecent exposure or public sexual indecency as defined in 12.11 (C) (with intent) 19. Kidnapping as defined in 12.7. ^ 20. Property damage or vandalism (other than arson) as defined in 12.15 (with damage of $250 or more) (includes damaging of school computers/laptops or severe property damage as a result of deliberate horseplay or recklessness). ** 21. Robbery as defined in 12.13(F) (with use or threat of force) ** 22. School threat as defined in 12.10 (results in evacuation)** 23. Sexual Misconduct as defined in 12.11 (includes consensual sexual intercourse) (note that the ages of the students may constitute a Mandatory Report and may increase the level of violation to a Level 1—e.g. a 17-year-old student having sex with a 14-year old—even when consensual).** 24. Theft as defined in 12.13 ($250 or more) (includes computers/laptops, or other school property)** 25. Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5 (severe or repeated) (may also be charged as Bullying and includes cyber- bullying and using any electronic means and/ or social media to threaten and/or intimidate) ^ 26. Trespassing as defined in 12.14 (repeated) (includes returning to school during a period of suspension and unauthorized entry) 27. Weapons as defined in 12.16 (not including those prohibited as a Level I offense) (see Dangerous Instruments/Dangerous Items). ** For gang- related violations, if the suspension is held in abeyance, student will be placed on a watch list and a Gang Membership Identification Contract (GMIC) form completed.



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Parent notified Contact law enforcement 1 to 9 days OSS Utilize A2S options Long-term hearing


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Repeat Offenses require that staff repeat all procedures and review student data prior to continuing the disciplinary process. Possible suspension of up to one year


LEVEL 3 VIOLATIONS-MIDDLE SCHOOL 1. Assault as defined in 12.1 (without injury) ^ 2. Bullying as defined in 12.5 (continuing intervention interventions have been attempted) (includes cyber- bullying/using any electronic means to bully, threaten or intimidate). ^ 3. Cheating and Plagiarism as defined in 12.8 (severe—such as cheating on state exams and plagiarism on significant assignments) 4. Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (minor injury) 5. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources or Network Infraction as defined in 12.12. (includes subverting rules of the network or security protocols—note that damage to the network could result in Level 2 or 1; includes attempts to access someone else’s password or using someone’s student identification number; misrepresentation through computer log-in or intentionally modifying information). ^ 6. Contraband as defined in 12.9 (B). as defined in 12.16 (without intent to harm) – possession or use. 7. Dangerous instruments/Dangerous Items 8. Defiance or Disrespect toward authority or Non- Compliance as defined in 12.9(C) (associated with some form of physical aggression—continuing AFTER interventions have been attempted). 9. Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); under the influence of. 10. Extortion as defined in 12.13 (not severe with associated violence and not involving repeated threat and intimidation) 11. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor or no injuries) ^ 12. Fire Alarm Misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (no school evacuation) **


13. Gang Activity – Imitation, gang-like behaviors or gang-like clothing, expressions, or artifacts as defined in 12.1(J)(2) (includes flashing gang signs; claiming “turf;” and gang writing, drawing, or sounds) Contact Student Services 14. Graffiti or Tagging as defined in 12.15 (resulting in damage less than $250) 15. Harassment, nonsexual or Defamation as defined in 12.5(B) 16. Harassment, sexual without contact (may include “sexting” as defined in 12.11(A) ^ 17. Indecent exposure or as defined in 12.11(C) (less severe or no evidence of intent). ^ 18. Networking infraction as defined in 12.12 (C) see Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources 19. Other school threat as defined in 12.10(D) (such as prank 911 calls—if building is evacuated, violation becomes a Level 1. 20. Pornography as defined in 12.11(E) (severe)—possession of pornographic materials or accessing pornographic sites on computer/laptop. May include “sexting” ^ 21. Profanity/inappropriate or obscene language toward school personnel (repeated) 22. Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (other than arson)— (damage valued at a value from $100 to $249) (includes damage done to computers/laptop or other school property and damage done by deliberate horseplay or recklessness) ** 23. Theft as defined in 12.13 (G) (between $100 - $249) (includes computers/laptops and other school property) + 24. Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5(D) (May be charged as Level 2, if repeated or severe) (See Bullying— includes cyber-bullying, or use of an electronic means to threaten or severe) ^ 25. Tobacco or tobacco products (use or sharing) ^ 26. Trespassing/Returning to school after suspension or unauthorized entry as defined in 12.14 SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)


Parent notified 1 to 3 days OSS and 2 days ISS  Utilize Alternative to Suspension options  Parent conference 

Second Offense

 Parent notified  1 to 5 days OSS  1 to 2 days ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference


For violations such as assault and fighting, if the first offense is serious in nature, it will be treated as a Level1 violation.


NOTE: For gang activity violations, student will be placed on a watch list; a Gang Membership Identification Contract (GMIC) form completed.

LEVEL 4 VIOLATIONS-MIDDLE SCHOOL 1. Cell phone/video camera/electronic device inappropriate use) as defined in 12.12(D) (includes recording a fight) 2. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources as defined in 12.12 (includes laptop computer used inappropriately, such as playing inappropriate games or using chat-rooms without authorization) 3. Defiance of authority as defined in 12.9(C) (without associated aggression or violence continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted) 4. Failure to serve detention see 12.9(K) 5. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor scuffle with no injury) ^ 6. Forgery, altering official documents or improper use of hall pass as defined in 12.8 (B). 7. Gang tagging (very minor) as defined in 12.1(J) + 8. Gambling as defined in 12.9(F) 9. Horseplay with injury or Recklessness or Endangerment as defined in 12.1(D) & (G) (minor injury) (includes minor property damage caused by reckless behavior/horseplay and includes damage to computer/laptop.) 10. Negative group affiliation as defined in 12.9(H). 11. Offensive material or inappropriate materials (less severe) See 12.11(E) & 12.5(B) (includes offensive material sent through electronic means/through computer, etc.) 12. Petty theft (under $100) as defined in 12.13 (E) + 13. Plagiarism (not severe) as defined in 12.8(D) 14. Profanity, inappropriate, or obscene language toward another student (continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted) 15. Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (damage value of less than $100) (includes damage to computers/laptops and damage resulting from horseplay or recklessness) . + 16. Tobacco or tobacco products (possession—not use) ^ 17. Truancy or Leaving campus without authorization or Ditching/skipping class See 12.4 (issues of ditching or skipping class may result in consequences requiring student to make up time lost but MAY NOT result in OSS). 18. Vandalism (see Property Damage) as defined in 12.15 19. Verbal provocation as defined in 12.1 (H)


SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS

First Offense

Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

 Parent notified and parent conference scheduled  1 to 2 days OSS  And 1 day ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference held 

Second Offense

 Parent notified  Parent conference scheduled  1 to 3 days OSS  And 1 day ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference held


The district is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.

LEVEL 5 VIOLATIONS-MIDDLE SCHOOL 1. Cheating (minor) as defined in 12.8. 2. Disruption or Disruptive behavior as defined in 12.9(D) (repeated—after several interventions have been attempted) 3. Dress code violations (not gang) or ID violation (See 12.9(E). 4. Horseplay and Minor Aggressive Acts See 12.1 (F) & (G) 5. Inappropriate language or profanity (repeated) toward another student. See



INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)


Warning Conference with student

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Possible bus restrictions MAY be applied  Student sent to Student Relations office to change clothes or contact parent for change of clothes


Second Offense

 Parent contacted by phone  Conference with student  1 day ISS or after-school detention ##Dress code violations (not gang)

MATRIX OF STUDENT CONDUCT VIOLATIONS HIGH SCHOOL



LEVEL 1 VIOLATIONS (MOST SEVERE)- HIGH SCHOOL 1. Aggravated assault as defined in 12.1(A) (includes assault on a student with serious injury and any assault on school personnel)** 2. Armed robbery as defined in 12.13(A)** 3. Arson of an occupied structure as defined in 12.3(B) (results in evacuation of a school)** 4. Bomb threat as defined in 12.10(A)** 5. Computer/Technology Violations of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (propagation of child pornography; identity theft for purposes of obtaining financial gain; intentional data mining for criminal purposes; intentional introduction of a virus or other serious security breach when such virus or security breach causes significant damage to District technology. ** 6. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (includes marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice and all other drugs listed in 12.2(B)) – Sale, distribution or transfer.** 7. Drugs as defined in 12.2(B) (other than marijuana, synthetic substances such as K2 & Spice, over-the-counter medications or prescription medications) —possession, use, sharing of, or under the influence.** 8. Explosive as defined in 12.16 (possession or use)** 9. Homicide as defined in 12.6 ** 10. Sexual abuse, Sexual assault, Molestation of a Child as defined in 12.11 (includes completed and attempted sexual offenses) ** 11. Weapons as defined in Sec. 12.16 (all Prohibited Weapons including destructive device, simulated prohibited weapons and simulated firearms) Possession or use.**




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Possible suspension of up to one year

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1 to 9 days OSS— student must stay out of school until hearing  Possible suspension of up to one year 

Possible bus restrictions may be applied


Second Offense

LEVEL 2 VIOLATIONS (SEVERE)-HIGH SCHOOL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

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Alcohol (possession, use, sharing, or under the influence)** Arson of a structure or property as defined in 12.3** Assault as defined in 12.1 (with injury)** Bullying as defined in12.5 (severe or continued, frequent AND interventions implemented—including cyber-bullying, or using any district property/electronic means to severely threaten or intimidate). ^ Burglary or Breaking & Entering as defined in 12.13.** Chemical or biological threat as defined in 12.10(B)** Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (if use causes serious bodily injury as defined in 1.4(F), or structural damage).** Computer violation of a serious nature as defined in 12.12(B) (tampering with district internet system, malicious hacking, destruction of district property or deliberate and continued accessing of pornographic websites)^ Dangerous Instrument/ Dangerous item as defined in 12.16(D) (with intent to cause bodily harm) (may be elevated to a Level I if item fits definition of simulated firearm) – possession or use.** Disorderly conduct as defined in 12.1(C) (severe with associated violence).** Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); or Drug Paraphernalia but not Drugs prohibited as Level I offenses) --possession, use, or sharing.** Extortion as defined in 12.13(D) (severe with associated violence or repeated threat and intimidation). Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (resulting in serious injury) (may also be charged as Disorderly Conduct). ^ Fire alarm misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (school evacuation or police response)** Gang activity - promoting/recruiting as defined in 12.1(J)(contact Student Services) Graffiti or tagging as defined in 12.15(A) (of a serious nature resulting in damage valued at $250 or more) (see also Property Damage & Vandalism)** Harassment, sexual with contact as defined in 12.11(B)** Indecent exposure or public sexual indecency as defined in 12.11 (C) (with intent) Kidnapping as defined in 12.7. ^ Property damage or vandalism (other than arson) as defined in 12.15 (with damage of $250 or more) (includes damaging of school computers/laptops or severe property damage as a result of deliberate horseplay or recklessness). ** Robbery as defined in 12.13(F) (with use or threat of force) ** School threat as defined in 12.10 (results in evacuation)** Sexual Misconduct as defined in 12.11 (includes consensual sexual intercourse) (note that the ages of the students may constitute a Mandatory Report and may increase the level of violation to a Level 1—e.g. a 17-year-old student having sex with a 14-year old—even when consensual).** Theft as defined in 12.13 ($250 or more) (includes computers/laptops, or other school property)**


25. Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5 (severe or repeated) (may also be charged as Bullying and includes cyber- bullying and using any electronic means and/ or social media to threaten and/or intimidate) ^ 26. Trespassing as defined in 12.14 (repeated) (includes returning to school during a period of suspension and unauthorized entry) 27. Weapons as defined in 12.16 (not including those prohibited as a Level I offense) (see Dangerous Instruments/Dangerous Items). ** For gang- related violations, if the suspension is held in abeyance, student will be placed on a watch list and a Gang Membership Identification Contract (GMIC) form completed. SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

First Offense      

Parent notified Contact law enforcement 1 to 9 days OSS Utilize A2S options Long-term hearing


Second Offense 


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Possible suspension of up to one year

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LEVEL 3 VIOLATIONS - HIGH SCHOOL 1. Assault as defined in 12.1 (without injury) ^ 2. Bullying as defined in 12.5 (continuing intervention interventions have been attempted) (includes cyber- bullying/using any electronic means to bully, threaten or intimidate). ^ 3. Cheating and Plagiarism as defined in 12.8 (severe—such as cheating on state exams and plagiarism on significant assignments) 4. Combustible as defined in 12.9(A) (minor injury) 5. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources or Network Infraction as defined in 12.12. (includes subverting rules of the network or security protocols—note that damage to the network could result in Level 2 or 1;


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includes attempts to access someone else’s password or using someone’s student identification number; misrepresentation through computer log-in or intentionally modifying information). ^ Contraband as defined in 12.9 (B). as defined in 12.16 (without intent to harm) – possession or use. Dangerous instruments/Dangerous Items Defiance or Disrespect toward authority or Non- Compliance as defined in 12.9(C) (associated with some form of physical aggression—continuing AFTER interventions have been attempted). Drugs as defined in 12.2 (includes Marijuana; Synthetic Substances such as K2 & Spice; Prescription Medications (inappropriate use of); Over-the-Counter Medications (inappropriate use of); under the influence of. Extortion as defined in 12.13 (not severe with associated violence and not involving repeated threat and intimidation) Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor or no injuries) ^ Fire Alarm Misuse as defined in 12.10(C) (no school evacuation) ** Gang Activity – Imitation, gang-like behaviors or gang-like clothing, expressions, or artifacts as defined in 12.1(J)(2) (includes flashing gang signs; claiming “turf;” and gang writing, drawing, or sounds) Contact Student Services Graffiti or Tagging as defined in 12.15 (resulting in damage less than $250) Harassment, nonsexual or Defamation as defined in 12.5(B) Harassment, sexual without contact (may include “sexting” as defined in 12.11(A) ^ Indecent exposure or as defined in 12.11(C) (less severe or no evidence of intent). ^ Networking infraction as defined in 12.12 (C) see Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources Other school threat as defined in 12.10(D) (such as prank 911 calls—if building is evacuated, violation becomes a Level 1. Pornography as defined in 12.11(E) (severe)—possession of pornographic materials or accessing pornographic sites on computer/laptop. May include “sexting” ^ Profanity/inappropriate or obscene language toward school personnel (repeated) Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (other than arson)— (damage valued at a value from $100 to $249) (includes damage done to computers/laptop or other school property and damage done by deliberate horseplay or recklessness) ** Theft as defined in 12.13 (G) (between $100 - $249) (includes computers/laptops and other school property) + Threats or Intimidation as defined in 12.5(D) (May be charged as Level 2, if repeated or severe) (See Bullying— includes cyber-bullying, or use of an electronic means to threaten or severe) ^ Tobacco or tobacco products (use or sharing) ^ Trespassing/Returning to school after suspension or unauthorized entry as defined in 12.14




Parent notified 1 to 3 days OSS and 2 days ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference 

Second Offense

 Parent notified  1 to 5 days OSS  1 to 2 days ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference


For violations such as assault and fighting, if the first offense is serious in nature, it will be treated as a Level1 violation. NOTE: For gang activity violations, student will be placed on a watch list; a Gang Membership Identification Contract (GMIC) form completed.

LEVEL 4 VIOLATIONS-HIGH SCHOOL 1. Cell phone/video camera/electronic device inappropriate use) as defined in 12.12(D) (includes recording a fight) 2. Computer Violation or Inappropriate Use of Technology Resources as defined in 12.12 (includes laptop computer used inappropriately, such as playing inappropriate games or using chat-rooms without authorization) 3. Defiance of authority as defined in 12.9(C) (without associated aggression or violence continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted) 4. Failure to serve detention see 12.9(K) 5. Fighting as defined in 12.1(E) (minor scuffle with no injury) ^ 6. Forgery, altering official documents or improper use of hall pass as defined in 12.8 (B). 7. Gang tagging (very minor) as defined in 12.1(J) + 8. Gambling as defined in 12.9(F) 9. Horseplay with injury or Recklessness or Endangerment as defined in 12.1(D) & (G) (minor injury) (includes minor property damage caused by reckless behavior/horseplay and includes damage to computer/laptop.) 10. Negative group affiliation as defined in 12.9(H). 11. Offensive material or inappropriate materials (less severe) See 12.11(E) & 12.5(B) (includes offensive material sent through electronic means/through computer, etc.) 12. Petty theft (under $100) as defined in 12.13 (E) + 13. Plagiarism (not severe) as defined in 12.8(D) 14. Profanity, inappropriate, or obscene language toward another student (continuing AFTER several interventions have been attempted)


15. Property damage or Vandalism as defined in 12.15 (damage value of less than $100) (includes damage to computers/laptops and damage resulting from horseplay or recklessness) . + 16. Tobacco or tobacco products (possession—not use) ^ 17. Truancy or Leaving campus without authorization or Ditching/skipping class See 12.4 (issues of ditching or skipping class may result in consequences requiring student to make up time lost but MAY NOT result in OSS). 18. Vandalism (see Property Damage) as defined in 12.15 19. Verbal provocation as defined in 12.1 (H) SUGGESTED INTERVENTIONS Parent Outreach Intervention by counseling staff PBIS supports Individual and group counseling Mentoring program Check-in Check-out (mandatory) Community Service (with parental consent) Referral to Community Based Organization (CBO) Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)

First Offense

 Parent notified and parent conference scheduled  1 to 2 days OSS  1 day ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference held 


Second Offense

 Parent notified  Parent conference scheduled  1 to 3 days OSS  1 day ISS  Utilize A2S options  Parent conference held

The district is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.

LEVEL 5 VIOLATIONS-HIGH SCHOOL 1. Cheating (minor) as defined in 12.8. 2. Disruption or Disruptive behavior as defined in 12.9(D) (repeated—after several interventions have been attempted) 3. Dress code violations (not gang) or ID violation (See 12.9(E). 4. Horseplay and Minor Aggressive Acts See 12.1 (F) & (G) 5. Inappropriate language or profanity (repeated) toward another student. See





Warning Conference with student

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 Parent contacted by phone  Conference with student  Up to 1 day ISS or after-school detention

Possible bus restrictions MAY be applied  Student sent to Student Relations ##Dress code office to change violations (not gang) clothes or contact parent for change of clothes


Second Offense