Common use of Student Discipline Clause in Contracts

Student Discipline. 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes. 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose. 4. A student who physically assaults a teacher shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for all principals in reporting and investigating an assault.

Student Discipline. ‌ 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes. 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose. 4. A student who physically assaults In the event of a teacher battery upon a teacher, the district shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for strictly enforce the Student Code of Conduct and all principals in reporting applicable statutes, rules and investigating an assaultregulations.

Student Discipline. 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes. 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose. 4. A student who physically assaults In the event of a teacher battery upon a teacher, the District shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for strictly enforce the Student Code of Conduct and all principals in reporting applicable statutes, rules and investigating an assaultregulations.

Student Discipline. 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes. 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. , If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittancereadmittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose.purpose.‌ 4. A student who physically assaults a teacher shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for all principals in reporting and investigating an assault.

Student Discipline. 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes. 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. , If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittancereadmittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose. 4. A student who physically assaults a teacher shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for all principals in reporting and investigating an assault.

Student Discipline. 1. Physical restraint may be used by a teacher in extraordinary cases of discipline to contain a disruptive pupil, provided the force used is reasonable. The teacher shall inform the principal at once of such an action and shall make an accurate written account of it within 24 hours, if possible. 2. The Board and the Union agree that the classroom teacher should be able to deal effectively with the normal problems of discipline in the classroom. However, when in the judgment of the teacher, a student's behavior seriously disrupts the instructional program to the detriment of the other students or creates an emergency, the classroom teacher shall have the authority to request and receive immediate assistance in classroom management, and have the student temporarily removed from the classroom by referral to the principal or his designee for behavior management intervention. The teacher may make recommendations for student discipline. If such a recommendation is made, the administration will respond in accordance with the requirements of section 1003.32, Florida Statutes.Statutes.‌ 3. Prior to readmission to the classroom, the principal or designee will communicate, preferably in writing, with the classroom teacher who referred the student. If the teacher disagrees with the principal's decision to readmit the student, he shall make is so known in writing. The principal will accept the responsibility of his decision thereof prior to the student's re-admittance. If the teacher and principal or designee mutually agree that a particular student is in need of special assistance, efforts will be made to obtain such assistance through school district procedures established for that purpose. 4. A student who physically assaults a teacher shall be immediately suspended from school. A standard procedure will be made available for all principals in reporting and investigating an assault.