Code of Student Conduct. An individual Limited English Proficient (LEP) Plan must be developed for every student identified as limited English proficient. With the exception of an IEP, an LEP Plan shall supersede any other educational plan developed by the School. Development of the LEP Plan must be a joint effort between the Sponsor and the School. This process shall be in compliance with District, State, and Federal Guidelines. All educational services provided to a student pursuant to an LEP Plan must be funded by the School. Unless otherwise exempted by Section §1002.33 F.S., the School will complete federal and state reports in accordance with the timelines and specifications of the Sponsor and the State Department of Education. The School may not withdraw or transfer a student involuntarily, unless the withdrawl or transfer is accomplished through established administrative procedures mutually agreed upon in this Contract. Parent/student contracts cannot include provisions for mandatory dismissal. The School agrees to maintain a safe learning environment at all times in order to provide criteria for addressing discipline issues that will ensure for the health, safety, and welfare of all students attending the School. The School will adopt and follow the Brevard County Public School Code of Student Conduct, as it may be modified by the Sponsor for students of the same grades. Any modifications to the Code of Student Conduct shall require approval of the Sponsor. Any policies developed by the School to implement the Code of Student Conduct shall be in accordance with the Florida State Board of Administration rules, federal and state laws and regulations, and federal and state court decisions. The School’s code of student conduct shall be incorporated into a parent/student handbook and made available to parents and the Sponsor. The School shall be responsible for all matters relating to student discipline. The School shall comply with any and all State, Federal, and Local laws. During the school day, or any school-sponsored event, students shall be taught in an environment where discipline is consistent and designed to support appropriate behavior. The School agrees to implement and adhere to procedures for discipline of ESE students as outlined in administrative directives and comply with requirements for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
Code of Student Conduct. XXX recognizes students as adults who are expected to obey the rules and regulations of the University and active Georgian Legislation; to take personal responsibility for their conduct, to respect the rights of others, and to have regard for the preservation of state and the University property, as well as the private property of others. XXX will not police the personal lives of students of the University or invade their privacy by spying or intrusive searches; however, students whose conduct threatens to cause disorder, public disturbances, danger to themselves or others, or property damage will be disciplined. Those apprehended and found guilty of violating the rules and regulations of the University and active Georgian Legislation may receive an appropriate sanction from ATSU, GEI and other law enforcement authorities. Although not all-inclusive, some aspects of misconduct which are unacceptable and which subject the student to disciplinary action are listed below: Academic Misconduct (Cheating)
Code of Student Conduct. 1. The resident is responsible for reading the contents of the Student Handbook, the Code of Student Conduct, Terms and Conditions, and other communications from the Student Life Office in order to be acquainted with the policies and regulations published therein.
2. The resident agrees to abide by the Code of Student Conduct as published in the Student Handbook.
3. Residents are requested to provide the University with their cellular phone number so that text messages may be sent during an emergency.
4. Residents are required to use the email provided by the University for all communications and are responsible for reading any email sent by the University.
Code of Student Conduct. The School agrees to maintain a safe learning environment at all times in order to provide criteria for addressing discipline issues that will ensure for the health, safety, and welfare of all students attending the School. The School will adopt and follow the Brevard County Public School Code of Student Conduct, as it may be modified by the Sponsor for students of the same grades. Any modifications to the Code of Student Conduct shall require approval of the Sponsor. Any policies developed by the School to implement the Code of Student Conduct shall be in accordance with the Florida State Board of Administration rules, federal and state laws and regulations, and federal and state court decisions. The School’s code of student conduct shall be incorporated into a parent/student handbook and made available to parents and the Sponsor. The School shall be responsible for all matters relating to student discipline. The School shall comply with any and all State, Federal, and Local laws. During the school day, or any school-sponsored event, students shall be taught in an environment where discipline is consistent and designed to support appropriate behavior. The School agrees to implement and adhere to procedures for discipline of ESE students as outlined in administrative directives and comply with requirements for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Compliance with the Sponsor’s Section 504 policies and procedures specific to manifestation determination and discipline issues for students with active 504 Plans will be met.
Code of Student Conduct. A. The following are examples of unacceptable behavior subject to disciplinary action by the school district. These examples are not intended to be an exclusive list. Any student who engages in any of these activities shall be disciplined in accordance with this policy. This policy applies to all school buildings, school grounds, and school property or property immediately adjacent to school grounds; school-sponsored activities or trips; school bus stops; school buses, school vehicles, school contracted vehicles, or any other vehicles approved for school district purposes; the area of entrance or departure from school premises or events; and all school-related functions, school-sponsored activities, events, or trips. School district property also may mean a student’s walking route to or from school for purposes of attending school or school-related functions, activities, or events. While prohibiting unacceptable behavior subject to disciplinary action at these locations and events, the school district does not represent that it will provide supervision or assume liability at these locations and events. This policy also applies to any student whose conduct at any time or in any place interferes with or obstructs the mission or operations of the school district or the safety or welfare of the student, other students, or employees.
1. Violations against property including, but not limited to, damage to or destruction of school property or the property of others, failure to compensate for damage or destruction of such property, arson, breaking and entering, theft, robbery, possession of stolen property, extortion, trespassing, unauthorized usage, or vandalism;
2. The use of profanity or obscene language, or the possession of obscene materials;
3. Gambling, including, but not limited to, playing a game of chance for stakes;
Code of Student Conduct and Federal Guidelines. All educational services provided to a student pursuant to an LEP Plan must be funded by the School. Unless otherwise exempted by Section §1002.33 F.S., the School will complete federal and state reports in accordance with the timelines and specifications of the Sponsor and the State Department of Education. Subject to the rights of the School to dismiss students pursuant to applicable law, the School shall not directly or indirectly recommend that parents withdraw their child from the School. Parent/student contracts cannot include provisions for mandatory
Code of Student Conduct. Our organization is aware that the University of Akron Code of Student Conduct applies to conduct of all students and student organizations that occurs on university owned premises or on non-university premises as detailed in the Code of Student Conduct, University Rule 3359-41-01.
Code of Student Conduct. Students, student groups and students sponsored by student groups requesting to hold an Event acknowledge that they are subject at all times to the Code of Student Conduct before, during, and after the Event.
Code of Student Conduct. To be a Gutenberg College student is to avail oneself of a unique educational opportunity. To benefit fully from the program, students must work hard and be cooperative members of the Gutenberg community. Therefore, every student must agree to be respectful of other students, residents, faculty, and staff, cognizant of the fact that in a small community the actions of one affect everyone else. Please read the Student Code of conduct below and decide whether you can agree to abide by it. Our rights, privileges, restrictions, and freedoms are derived from our relationship to the community in which we live. Freedom properly exercised is expanded. When it is improperly exercised, it is reduced. Discipline is the community’s process of responding to the abuse of rights, privileges, and freedoms. It includes helping the offender understand the way his action is not acceptable in the community and how his place in the community can be restored through mature acceptance of responsibility. Discipline is fundamental to education, a major purpose of which is to help people make a reasoned use of freedom and thereby acquire more. Loss of privilege, restitution, suspension, or expulsion may be imposed on any student whose conduct on or off the campus disturbs the peace or diminishes the reputation of the college community. The kinds of misconduct that will bring discipline are as follows:
Code of Student Conduct. We understand that students are expected to follow the School Code of Student Conduct, including Digital Code of Conduct as indicated in the Important School Information in the FVPS's Start-Up Package, on school property and during Board or school-sponsored events and activities.
