STUDENT THREATS. The school will take all student threats seriously, including those from students that threaten to inflict serious harm to themselves or others or to destroy property. Whoever hears or becomes aware of any threat made by a student should immediately report it to the pastor, the principal, or a teacher. The principal should notify the police and the Department of Catholic Schools immediately. The student who has made the threat should be kept in the school office under supervision until the police arrive. The parents/guardians of the student who has made the threat will be notified by the school. Any student or adult who has been identified as a potential victim, or mentioned in writing as a potential victim, should be notified immediately. The student who has made the threat shall be suspended until the police and school investigation has been completed, and at that time the student may face other disciplinary sanctions, up to and including removal from school. The school will take all actions of a threatening nature seriously, including practical jokes or offhand comments, and the school will investigate them. The school may suspend or remove a student from school while the investigation is pending. On a case-by-case basis, the pastor and principal will make any decision to re-admit a student who has made a threat. This student threat policy shall be communicated clearly to students, parents/guardians, faculty, staff, and volunteers.
STUDENT THREATS. Immaculate Heart of Xxxx School has an obligation to keep our school safe and will take seriously all threats to inflict harm to self or others. This is not an area for practical jokes or offhand comments. Any reference to harm using any kind of object will be taken with serious intent and acted upon. If you become aware of a threatening situation, you should immediately report it to a teacher or the Principal.
STUDENT THREATS. St. Xxxxxxxxx of Siena School has adopted the following policy regarding student threats: ▪ Any and all student threats to inflict any harm to self or others must be taken seriously immediately. ▪ Whoever hears the threat should report it immediately to the Principal or Assistant Principal. ▪ The student should be kept in the Principal’s or Assistant Principal’s office under supervision. If, in the judgment of the Principal or Assistant Principal, the situation is extremely serious, the police will be contacted. ▪ The parent or guardian of the student who has made the threat should be notified immediately. ▪ The student should be suspended and not permitted back into school until there has been a psychiatric evaluation and receipt by the Principal of a written statement from a psychiatrist that the student is not/does not pose a danger to self or others. ▪ Any adult or the parent/guardian of any students who have been verbally mentioned as potential victims or listed in writing as potential victims should be notified immediately. ▪ Additionally, should a threat be made, the school should secure counseling for students involved after obtaining parental permission. Search and Seizure All property of the school, including students’ desks and lockers as well as their contents, may be searched or inspected at any time without notice. School personnel have an unrestricted right to search these structures as well as any containers, book bags, purses, or articles of clothing that are left unattended on school property. The school reserves the right to search any item brought on campus. The search of a student’s person or personal property currently being carried is permissible when there is any suspicion that the student may be carrying contraband. Contraband, for purposes here, is defined as any weapon, illegal drug, drug paraphernalia, or other item, the possessions of which is prohibited by law or by school policy.
STUDENT THREATS. Students shall respect other students, visitors, school employees and other persons by utilizing appropriate language and behaviors at all times. Any action which is insulting, threatening, abusive, harassing, profane, obscene or seriously disrespectful, and which disrupts the learning process for any student or which demeans or degrades another person is specifically prohibited. In addition, students who leave threatening notes or post on the Internet threats to other students, faculty or staff will be considered in violation of this rule. Consequences 1st offense - Prevent/Intervention (Re-entry parent conference) / Detention 2nd offense - Prevent/Intervention (Re-entry parent conference) / Up to 2 days OSS 3rd offense - Prevent/Intervention (Re-entry parent conference) Up to 5 days OSS/ Law enforcement may be notified RULE 5: Gangs A gang is any ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons, whether formal or informal, having as one of its primary activities the commission of criminal acts, or the purposeful violation of any CSA School policy, and having a common name or common identifying sign, colors or symbols. No student shall commit any act that furthers gang or gang- related activities. Conduct prohibited by this policy includes:
