PENALTIES FOR ACCUMULATED DEMERITS Sample Clauses

PENALTIES FOR ACCUMULATED DEMERITS. The number of demerits is based on one academic year total. Each demerit is followed by written notification to the parent via Edline the day the demerit is issued. If a student receives the following number of demerits during an academic year (first day of class through the last day of summer vacation), they will receive the corresponding penalty. After receiving 5 demerits, the student and his/her parent(s) must attend a conference with the Administrative Xxxx and School Counselor. After receiving 9 demerits, the student will receive a one day out of school suspension. A parent conference with the Administrative Xxxx will be required at this time to set up terms of probation. After receiving 12 demerits, the student will receive a two day out-of-school suspension. the student will be placed on probationary status. The terms of the probation will be determined by the Administration. After receiving 15 demerits, the student will be withdrawn/expelled from Holy Cross. Up to five minutes late for class or school Not in conformity to the dress code Disruptive behavior in the cafeteria/gym/hallways/assemblies/liturgies Eating or drinking in class or hallways Cheating on minor quizzes or assignments (also a zero for assignment) Profane language or vulgarity Failure to return required forms with parent signature Failure to show for a teacher imposed compensatory session Illegal parking in the school lot In hallways without agenda or hall pass Cafeteria problem Disrespect Missing detention Using cell phone or other electronic device Being in an unauthorized area Sleeping in class More than five minutes late for class Being asked to leave class for disciplinary reasons Defiance of authority Possession of tobacco products Cheating on regularly scheduled tests or assignments (also receives a zero) Parking in adjoining properties during a school day Cutting class Blatant disrespect Cheating on major tests or assignments (also receives a zero) Lying to a faculty/staff member Plagiarism (also receives a zero) Disruptive behavior during in-school suspension Any use of tobacco products on school grounds or while in any Holy Cross uniform Gambling on school property (cards, dice, chips, etc.) Any student showing up at school or any school function under the influence of alcohol/drugs, or with alcohol and/or drugs will receive a one week out of school suspension, mandatory student assistance program, and five demerits, plus any other administrative penalties deemed necessa...
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