MISCONDUCT DEFINED Sample Clauses

MISCONDUCT DEFINED. Misconduct is any violation of the student code of conduct and behavior expectation policies. The following is a list of some violations of the student code of conduct. This list does not limit the responsibility of the principal to maintain an orderly instructional environment. The administrators or designees are responsible for dealing with all student conduct, and therefore can discipline students for inappropriate acts not described in this handbook.
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MISCONDUCT DEFINED. Misconduct is any violation of the student code of conduct and behavior expectation policies. The following is a list of some violations of the student code of conduct. This list does not limit the responsibility of the principal to maintain an orderly instructional environment. The administrators or designees are responsible for dealing with all student conduct, and therefore can discipline students for inappropriate acts not described in this handbook. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Disrupting the classroom environment interferes with the basic mission of our school, to provide an academic education. Each classroom teacher will have expectations and consequences designed to help students learn and help them behave in a responsible, respectful and safe manner. Tools teachers may use are varied but include such actions as conferencing with the student, calling home, assigning the student to the LRC, etc. DANGEROUS WEAPONS Students are not to carry or store any dangerous weapons on school property, including a school bus. This includes jewelry or tools that present a danger to others. FIGHTING/ROUGHHOUSING Students are to refrain from any fighting or roughhousing. Any physical altercation, including wrestling or shoving between students will be considered fighting/roughhousing. Only in extreme circumstances will self defense be considered as an acceptable reason to fight. FIREARMS Students shall not carry or store any firearm or ammunition on school property, including a school bus.
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MISCONDUCT DEFINED. Niedzinski shall not be entitled to severance pay if the Council terminates his employment because of Niedzinski’s conviction for embezzlement of City funds; violation of the City Charter, City ordinances including the Ethics Ordinance, relative to Niedzinski’s duties and responsibilities as City Manager, or other law regarding public officers; a violation of this Agreement; conviction of a felony, misdemeanor resulting in a term of incarceration or any crime involving moral turpitude; intentional insubordination regarding a directive legally approved by Council; or other behavior that demonstrates a deliberate violation or disregard of Niedzinski’s duties and obligations to the Council and/or the City’s interests or otherwise deviates from a standard of behavior which a city can reasonably expect of a public officer.
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MISCONDUCT DEFINED. The School expects the members of the school community to conduct themselves in an appropriate and civil manner, with proper regard for the rights and welfare of students, employees, and other members of the school community, and for the care of school facilities and equipment. The commission of any of the following acts (as they are defined below) is prohibited on school property and at a school function. ● Level 1 Offenses: Disorderly conduct, disruptive conduct, loitering, other misconduct, and parking violations. ● Level 2 Offenses: Dress Code violation, insubordination, cheating, forgery, harassment, reckless endangerment, and violation of Technology/Internet policy. ● Level 3 Offenses: Destruction of school property, smoking/vaping, possession of/under the influence of drug/alcohol/illegal substance/material, fighting, and sexual harassment. ● Level 4 Offenses: Acts of violence, arson, bomb threat, extortion, false alarm, possession of explosives/weapons, threatening another person, trespassing, and vandalism. Detentions must be completed within 3 (three) days of receiving the write up. Any student not serving their detention will receive In School Suspension for each violation.
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MISCONDUCT DEFINED. The School expects the members of the school community to conduct themselves in an appropriate and civil manner, with proper regard for the rights and welfare of students, employees and other members of the school community, and for the care of school facilities and equipment. The commission of any of the following acts (as they are defined below) is prohibited on school property and at a school function.  Level 1 Offenses: Disorderly conduct, disruptive conduct, loitering, other misconduct and parking violations.  Level 2 Offenses: Dress Code violation, insubordination, cheating, forgery, harassment, reckless endangerment and violation of Technology/Internet policy.  Level 3 Offenses: Destruction of school property, smoking/vaping, possession of/under the influence of drug/alcohol/illegal substance/material, fighting and sexual harassment.  Level 4 Offenses: Acts of violence, arson, bomb threat, extortion, false alarm, possession of explosives/weapons, threatening another person, trespassing and vandalism. Detentions must be completed within 3(three) days of receiving the write up. Any student caught not serving their detention will receive In School Suspension for each violation. Misconduct at a school function The Principal shall be responsible for enforcing the conduct required by this Code at school functions on or off campus, and may designate other school employees or agents to take action consistent with this Code. When an individual is committing prohibited conduct that, in the judgment of the Principal or his or her designee, does not pose any immediate threat of injury to persons or property, the individual shall be informed that the conduct is prohibited and asked to stop such conduct. The school official shall also warn the individual of the consequences for failing to stop. If the person refuses to stop engaging in the prohibited conduct, or if the person’s conduct poses an immediate threat of injury to persons or property, the individual shall be immediately removed from school property or the school function. Students and staff who violate this Code while at a school function shall be subject to immediate ejection from the school function. If necessary, local law enforcement authorities will be contacted to assist in removing the person. The school may initiate disciplinary action against any student or staff member, as appropriate. The school may also pursue civil and/or criminal sanctions against any person violating this Code. Miscon...
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