Student Misbehavior Sample Clauses

Student Misbehavior breaches of the Code of Student Conduct, disruptions, and other transgressions or omissions by a student that occur on school grounds, school transportation or during a school sponsored or related event.
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Student Misbehavior. School authorities will endeavor to achieve correction of student misbehavior through counseling, interviews, and conferences which, when warranted, shall be extended to include the child's parents. Suspension may be imposed for serious or persistent infractions of normal good behavior in accordance with Board policy.
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Student Misbehavior. 1. Any case of student misbehavior or assault against a bus driver shall promptly be reported to the Transportation Supervisor/designee. 2. The bus driver, who drives the bus designated as special needs, will be provided a teacher assistant to assist with the special needs students. 3. The disciplinary consequences for special needs students will be handled by the building principal, child and study coordinator through the IEPC. Bus drivers are encouraged to consistently report behavioral issues to the appropriate personnel. The results and recommendations of the IEPC addressing the student behavior or behavior modification plan will be communicated to the bus driver.
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Student Misbehavior. 1. Any case of student misbehavior or assault against a bus driver shall promptly be reported to the Transportation Supervisor/designee. 2. The board and the bus drivers will follow the recommendation set down from fall 2003 Student Discipline Task Force. 3. The bus driver, who drives the bus designated as special needs, will be provided a teacher assistant to assist with the special needs students. 4. The disciplinary consequences for special needs students will be handled by the building principal, child and study coordinator through the IEPC. Bus drivers are encouraged to consistently report behavioral issues to the appropriate personnel. The results and recommendations of the IEPC addressing the student behavior or behavior modification plan will be communicated to the bus driver.
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Student Misbehavior. Teachers shall first discuss daily problems with the child. If necessary, teachers shall 29 have a conference with the parent(s) before referring the student to the Administration for further action in 30 day to day mischievous student conduct. A teacher may send a pupil to the principal of the building when 31 the grossness of the offense, the persistence of the misbehavior or the disruptive effect of the violation 32 makes the continued presence of the student intolerable. In such cases, the teacher will furnish the principal, 33 as promptly as his teaching obligations will allow, full particulars of the incident. Any student sent to the 34 office for serious or continuous misbehavior will be allowed back to class only after a conference with the 35 teacher, the student, the student’s counselor, and an Administrator; counselors are not included in the 36 elementary student process. The student’s parents will be notified of such meeting. Should such gross 37 misbehavior persist, the student will be suspended from school until a parent meets with a Building 38 Administrator. 39
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Student Misbehavior. Teachers shall first discuss daily problems with the child. If necessary, teachers shall have a conference with the parent(s) before referring the student to the Administration for further action in day to day mischievous student conduct. A teacher may send a pupil to the principal of the building when the grossness of the offense, the persistence of the misbehavior or the disruptive effect of the violation makes the continued presence of the student intolerable. In such cases, the teacher will furnish the principal, as promptly as his teaching obligations will allow, full particulars of the incident. Any student sent to the office for serious or continuous misbehavior will be allowed back to class only after a conference with the teacher, the student, the student’s counselor, and an Administrator; counselors are not included in the elementary student process. The student’s parents will be notified of such meeting. Should such gross misbehavior persist, the student will be suspended from school until a parent meets with a Building Administrator.
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Student Misbehavior. When student misbehavior occurs on the bus, the driver will submit a written or electronic report to the building principal. A response will be sent to the driver after the principal meets with the student.
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