Common use of Prohibition of Weapons and Assaultive Behavior Clause in Contracts

Prohibition of Weapons and Assaultive Behavior. 15 To achieve the above, it is agreed that possession or use of weapons, explosives, firecrackers, illegal knives, 16 or other items capable of producing bodily harm shall be prohibited. Consistent with student due process and 17 other legal requirements, the normal penalty shall be expulsion for possession or use of any weapons or 18 dangerous devices, including but not limited to any weapon listed as a deadly weapon in RCW 9A.04.110 or 19 local ordinances. Likewise, when any item is used by the aggressor as a weapon, or which a victim reasonably 20 believes to be a weapon, the same sanctions will apply. Further, it is agreed that the normal penalty is 21 emergency expulsion and other appropriate sanctions for any student who commits a serious assault. Serious 22 assaultive behaviors are defined as either physical assaultive behavior (purposeful assaultive, aggressive 23 behavior, with intent to do serious harm), or verbal assaultive behavior (racial threat or threat to do serious 24 bodily physical harm, either student-to-student or student-to-staff). An emergency expulsion shall continue 25 if the Superintendent or designee has good and sufficient reason to believe the student’s presence poses an 26 immediate and continuing danger to an employee, a student, other students or school personnel, or an 27 immediate and continuing threat of substantial disruption of the class, subject, activity, or educational process 28 of the students’ school. In making that determination, the hearing officer shall solicit input from the staff and 29 administration of the building directly affected.

Prohibition of Weapons and Assaultive Behavior. 15 35 To achieve the above, it is agreed that possession or use of weapons, explosives, firecrackers, illegal knives, 16 36 or other items capable of producing bodily harm shall be prohibited. Consistent with student due process and 17 37 other legal requirements, the normal penalty shall be expulsion for possession or use of any weapons or 18 38 dangerous devices, including but not limited to any weapon listed as a deadly weapon in RCW 9A.04.110 or 19 39 local ordinances. Likewise, when any item is used by the aggressor as a weapon, or which a victim reasonably 20 40 believes to be a weapon, the same sanctions will apply. Further, it is agreed that the normal penalty is 21 41 emergency expulsion and other appropriate sanctions for any student who commits a serious assault. Serious 22 42 assaultive behaviors are defined as either physical assaultive behavior (purposeful assaultive, aggressive 23 43 behavior, with intent to do serious harm), or verbal assaultive behavior (racial threat or threat to do serious 24 44 bodily physical harm, either student-to-student or student-to-staff). An emergency expulsion shall continue 25 45 if the Superintendent or designee has good and sufficient reason to believe the student’s presence poses an 26 46 immediate and continuing danger to an employee, a student, other students or school personnel, or an 27 47 immediate and continuing threat of substantial disruption of the class, subject, activity, or educational process 28 48 of the students’ school. In making that determination, the hearing officer shall solicit input from the staff and 29 49 administration of the building directly affected.. 50 51 52

Prohibition of Weapons and Assaultive Behavior. 15 46 To achieve the above, it is agreed that possession or use of weapons, explosives, firecrackers, illegal knives, 16 47 or other items capable of producing bodily harm shall be prohibited. Consistent with student due process 48 and 17 other legal requirements, the normal penalty shall be expulsion for possession or use of any weapons or 18 49 dangerous devices, including but not limited to any weapon listed as a deadly weapon in RCW 9A.04.110 or 19 50 local ordinances. Likewise, when any item is used by the aggressor as a weapon, or which a victim 51 reasonably 20 believes to be a weapon, the same sanctions will apply. Further, it is agreed that the normal 1 penalty is 21 emergency expulsion and other appropriate sanctions for any student who commits a serious 2 assault. Serious 22 assaultive behaviors are defined as either physical assaultive behavior (purposeful 3 assaultive, aggressive 23 behavior, with intent to do serious harm), or verbal assaultive behavior (racial threat 4 or threat to do serious 24 bodily physical harm, either student-to-student or student-to-staff). An emergency 5 expulsion shall continue 25 if the Superintendent or designee has good and sufficient reason to believe the student’s 6 student(s) presence poses an 26 immediate and continuing danger to an employeeemployee(s), a student, other students or 7 school personnel, or an 27 immediate and continuing threat of substantial disruption of the class, subject, activity, 8 activity or educational process 28 of the students’ student(s) school. In making that determination, the hearing officer 9 shall solicit input from the staff and 29 administration of the building building(s) directly affected.

Prohibition of Weapons and Assaultive Behavior. 15 19 To achieve the above, it is agreed that possession or use of weapons, explosives, firecrackers, illegal knives, 16 20 or other items capable of producing bodily harm shall be prohibited. Consistent with student due process and 17 21 other legal requirements, the normal penalty shall be expulsion for possession or use of any weapons or 18 22 dangerous devices, including but not limited to any weapon listed as a deadly weapon in RCW 9A.04.110 or 19 23 local ordinances. Likewise, when any item is used by the aggressor as a weapon, or which a victim reasonably 20 24 believes to be a weapon, the same sanctions will apply. Further, it is agreed that the normal penalty is 21 25 emergency expulsion and other appropriate sanctions for any student who commits a serious assault. Serious 22 26 assaultive behaviors are defined as either physical assaultive behavior (purposeful assaultive, aggressive 23 27 behavior, with intent to do serious harm), or verbal assaultive behavior (racial threat or threat to do serious 24 28 bodily physical harm, either student-to-student or student-to-staff). An emergency expulsion shall continue 25 29 if the Superintendent or designee has good and sufficient reason to believe the student’s student(s) presence poses an 26 30 immediate and continuing danger to an employeeemployee(s), a student, other students or school personnel, or an 27 31 immediate and continuing threat of substantial disruption of the class, subject, activity, or educational process 28 32 of the students’ school. In making that determination, the hearing officer shall solicit input from the staff and 29 administration of the building directly affected.and