Discipline means any action taken by a school district in response to behavioral violations.

Discipline means the process of sanctioning a license, certificate or authorization issued by the board.

Discipline means any sanction the board may impose upon licensees.

Examples of Discipline in a sentence

PROVIDER is responsible for ensuring that its employees involved in any work being performed for A&M System under this Agreement have not been designated as “Not Eligible for Rehire” as defined in System policy 32.02, Discipline and Dismissal of Employees, Section 4 (“NEFR Employee”).
Discipline procedures will be consistently and uniformly applied in all buildings.
Discipline, depending upon the severity of the infraction, will be in the form of the following: Oral reprimand; Written reprimand; Suspension; Demotion; or Discharge.
Discipline shall be governed by the principles and procedures laid out in the disciplinary code as agreed by the Company and the Union, attached herewith as Schedule ARTICLE DISCRIMINATION The Company will not discriminate against an Employee because of membership in the Union, any activity authorized herein on behalf of the Union or for exercising his rights under the CanadaLabour Code or as provided by this Agreement.
Progressive Discipline, Sanctions and General Procedures 38 39 (A) The principles of progressive discipline shall be used when appropriate.

More Definitions of Discipline

Discipline means any action taken by the school district in response to behavioral violations. Discipline is not necessarily punitive, but can take positive and supportive forms. Data show that a supportive response to behavioral violation is more effective and increases equitable educational opportunities. The purposes of this policy and accompanying procedure include:

Discipline means a method used to redirect a child in order to achieve a desired behavior.

Discipline means oral reprimands (where a written record of the reprimand is placed in the employee’s file), written reprimands, suspension and demotion. Discipline does not include performance reviews, work plans or corrective actions that do not include a reprimand or other adverse employment action.

Discipline means the process of helping children to develop inner controls so that they can manage their own behavior in socially acceptable ways.

Discipline means suspension or demotion resulting in loss of pay or benefits. Discipline does not include oral or written reprimands, performance reviews, work plans or other employment action that does not result in loss of pay or benefits.

Discipline means correction, chastisement, punishment, penalty, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, shall include suspension, fine, expulsion and posting of a bond;

Discipline means such things as withholding of pay, reprimands, reduction in rank or unusual limitations on access to University facilities or services.