When a student displays an unexpected behavior: The teacher determines if the behavior is minor (teacher-managed) or major/chronic minor (office-managed) behavior. For minor behavior, the teacher provides teaching/conference/warning with student and/or parent contact as needed. Major behaviors and chronic minor behaviors with documentation and referrals are completed in our revised referral system in Google. Students may NOT be sent to the office. If a referral is entered in our referral system, call the office, and an administrator or safety officer will come to the classroom.
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Who should manage the behavior?
Teacher/Staff Managed | Office Managed |
Calling out Cheating on assignments Electronic devices Food or drink Inappropriate comments Inappropriate language Minor dishonesty Minor disruption Open defiance Plagiarism Preparedness Put-downs Refusing to work Talking Tardy Tone/attitude Touching (non-sexual)
| Aggressive physical contact Alcohol Bullying (repeated and unwanted aggressive behaviors with an imbalance of power) Chronic classroom-managed Directed profanity Drugs Fighting Fire-arm look-alike Gambling Harassment Skipping/leaving the classroom Theft Threats Tobacco - smoking/vaping Vandalism Weapons (or look-alike)
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**Dress Code Violations - defined by BOE policy - school administration determines the appropriateness of student dress and grooming. |
Teacher Managed Actions | Office Managed Actions |
Reteach kindness expectations If the incident, requires a referral, enter the referral in the Google form.
| An administrator determines the next steps, plan, and/or consequences. This may include teacher participation, parent contact, and loss of privilege. The administrator communicates with the teacher the outcome or plan.
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