Student Behavior Supports Sample Clauses

Student Behavior Supports. The Board of Directors, administration and staff shall support a behavior support policy that is consistent in application throughout the district, always taking fairness into consideration. In the maintenance of a sound learning environment, the district shall establish and enforce standards for acceptable behavior on the part of all students who attend schools in the District. Discipline shall be enforced fairly and consistently, and with consideration for racial equity. The Board and the Superintendent shall support and uphold teachers in their efforts to maintain equitable discipline in the district and shall give timely response to all teachers' requests regarding discipline problems provided the teacher has followed established District policy. Copies of the District policy shall be provided to each teacher at orientation or before the first student day, whichever occurs first. Student discipline and equity shall be a standing agenda item at the liaison meetings. In order to preserve a safe, beneficial and humane learning environment for all students and staff in the Centralia School District, the following principles are established: 1. Any student who creates a disruption of the educational process and/or violation of disciplinary standards while under a teacher's immediate supervision, may be excluded by the teacher from his or her individual classroom and instructional activity area for all or any portion of the balance of the school day or up to the following two days or until the principal or designee and teacher have conferred, whichever occurs first; PROVIDED that, except in extenuating circumstances, the teacher shall have first attempted interventions; PROVIDED FURTHER that, in no event, without the consent of the teacher, shall an excluded student be returned during the balance of that class or activity period.
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Student Behavior Supports. 9.5.1 In the process of maintaining a sound learning environment, the District has instituted, in compliance with WAC 000-00-000 and RCW 28A.600.010, a student conduct policy, prohibiting specific behaviors and stipulating that those behaviors may constitute cause for discipline, suspension, or expulsion. It is the intent of the Board of Directors that all students, parents, and District employees who deal directly with students have access to and an understanding of Washington laws and regulations pertaining to procedural and substantive rights of students. 9.5.2 Authority is given to Employees and their designated supervisors to administer discipline for non-compliance with rules of conduct and to administer emergency removal from a class, subject, or activity in accordance with WAC 000-00-000. Each school shall have a plan that is communicated to staff regarding who is responsible if/when no administrator is in the building. In addition, each Employee is empowered to recommend suspensions and expulsions for such misconduct. Discipline shall be enforced fairly and consistently regardless of race, creed, sex, or other status. In the exercise of disciplinary authority, Employees shall use reasonable and professional judgment.
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Student Behavior Supports. Each school will review/revise their building behavior support plan to include additional guidance for in-person instruction, given the current conditions and requirements due to COVID. These plans should be reviewed/revised through a collaborative process with educators, and will address at a minimum the following issues: a. Escort and safe location for a student who is removed from the classroom. b. Supports for teachers when a student exhibits unsafe behaviors that may endanger themselves or others. This may include removing other's masks, getting close to others, or physical aggression. c. Procedure to use when a student refuses to wear a face covering (after appropriate mask wearing instruction and reminders). d. Procedures and prevention techniques to be used with students who may elope. e. Any other necessary behavior supports. f. Students sent to the office for not wearing a mask or not wearing mask properly will be treated as a health-related issue and is not considered a classroom exclusion.
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