Common use of Fourth Violation Clause in Contracts

Fourth Violation. The fourth offense in this category will result in the permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in a sport and co-curricular activity(ies), the student must serve the suspension in all activities. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council and Football. The student would be suspended from Student Council and Football for 25% of the activities season. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in only a co-curricular activity(ies) at that time, the student must serve the suspension for that activity(ies) and the suspension will carry over into the subsequent sport in order meet WIAA regulations. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council. The student did not participate in a fall sport, but planned on joining the basketball team in winter. The A student-athlete who violates any part of the school or WIAA code of conduct resulting in suspension of WIAA-sponsored tournament competition must be immediately declared ineligible for the remainder of tournament series in that sport. During the WIAA tournament, an ineligible athlete may not suit up. Suspension penalties are cumulative throughout the student’s high school career. For example, if a student violates the code and receives the suspension for a first offense as a freshman, and then as a senior violates the code again, this is now the second offense and the corresponding suspension will be enforced. Listed below is the number of contests students would sit out if they violated the activity code. There will be a 25% penalty for the first violation, 67% for the second violation, one full calendar year suspension and activity board evaluation for third violation and permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program for the fourth and subsequent violations. Percentage 25% 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 67% 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 13 14 16

Fourth Violation. The fourth offense in this category will result in the permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in a sport and co-curricular activity(ies), the student must serve the suspension in all activities. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council and Football. The student would be suspended from Student Council and Football for 25% of the activities season. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in only a co-curricular activity(ies) at that time, the student must serve the suspension for that activity(ies) and the suspension will carry over into the subsequent sport in order meet WIAA regulations. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council. The student did not participate in a fall sport, but planned on joining the basketball team in winter. The student would be suspended from Student Council for 25% of the school year and the student would sit the bench for 25% of the basketball season. A student-athlete who violates any part of the school or WIAA code of conduct resulting in suspension of WIAA-sponsored tournament competition must be immediately declared ineligible for the remainder of tournament series in that sport. During the WIAA tournament, an ineligible athlete may not suit up. Suspension penalties are cumulative throughout the student’s high school career. For example, if a student violates the code and receives the suspension for a first offense as a freshman, and then as a senior violates the code again, this is now the second offense and the corresponding suspension will be enforced. Listed below is the number of contests students would sit out if they violated the activity code. There will be a 25% penalty for the first violation, 67% for the second violation, one full calendar year suspension and activity board evaluation for third violation and permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program for the fourth and subsequent violations. Percentage 25% 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 67% 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 13 14 16

Fourth Violation. The fourth offense in this category will result in the permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in a sport and co-curricular activity(ies), the student must serve the suspension in all activities. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council and Football. The student would be suspended from Student Council and Football for 25% of the activities season. When a code violation occurs and the student is involved in only a co-curricular activity(ies) at that time, the student must serve the suspension for that activity(ies) and the suspension will carry over into the subsequent sport in order meet WIAA regulations. For example, a student had a code violation for the first time in October and at the time they were involved in Student Council. The student did not participate in a fall sport, but planned on joining the basketball team in winter. The student would be suspended from Student Council for 25% of the school year and the student would sit the bench for 25% of the basketball season. A student-athlete who violates any part of the school or WIAA code of conduct resulting in suspension of WIAA-sponsored tournament competition must be immediately declared ineligible for the remainder of tournament series in that sport. During the WIAA tournament, an ineligible athlete may not suit up. Suspension penalties are cumulative throughout the student’s high school career. For example, if a student violates the code and receives the suspension for a first offense as a freshman, and then as a senior violates the code again, this is now the second offense and the corresponding suspension will be enforced. Listed below is the number of contests students would sit out if they violated the activity code. There will be a 25% penalty for the first violation, 67% for the second violation, one full calendar year suspension and activity board evaluation for third violation and permanent removal from the Suring Public School District’s Activity Program for the fourth and subsequent violations. Percentage 25% 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 67% 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 13 14 1614