Discipline Policy definition
Discipline Policy means a policy that outlines the expected standard of behaviour of students at school or whilst engaged in any activity connected with the school and outlines sanctions that will be applied for failure to meet the expected standard of behaviour, and includes a code of discipline;
Discipline Policy means written policies and procedures governing conduct, which prescribe consequences for violation of rules and positive responses to appropriate behavior.
Discipline Policy means the discipline policy of the School, a copy of the current version is available on the Website. This policy may be amended from time to time:
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Discipline Policy. Discipline Stages: Verbal warning
Discipline Policy. Teachers may use a variety of strategies depending on the child and the situation. These strategies include: Gaining a child’s attention, staying close to the child, reminding, acknowledging feelings before setting limits, redirecting or diverting, age appropriate choices, and natural consequences. Our Preschool and Pre- Kindergarten children will participate in our Peace Education, which means if two children are having a disagreement they will go to the Peace Table to discuss and resolve their conflict. Teachers will mediate the discussion. Screen Time Policy:
Discipline Policy. We have a 3-strike approach to discipline. When cast members are doing something they shouldn’t, they are given a “strike” that serves as a warning to them. If a cast member receives 3 strikes in one rehearsal period, the student receives a major strike and is sent home immediately. If a participant receives three major strikes in a semester, he/she will be dismissed from the program. They may re-apply for the next session when enrollment begins, at which time their application will be reviewed by the director and board prior to acceptance. Committment: Cast members need to understand that this program requires commitment and effort. Those who participate are expected to follow through with their commitment until the final performance. Upon signing this contract, cast members are accepting their role(s) and committing for January-April 2008 semester. If a cast member chooses to drop out prior to the close of the semester, there is a $150 cancellation fee and prior tuition will not be refunded. To ensure a positive experience, cast members must be committed to working hard, including rehearsing at home. Attendance: Cast members are expected to attend all rehearsals. If a cast member is going to miss a rehearsal or part of a rehearsal, it must be cleared through the director one hour PRIOR to the rehearsal.
Discipline Policy means the discipline policy of the
Discipline Policy. Discipline Stages:
1. Verbal warning 2. Written warning 3. Three day suspension