
The order of the consequences from left to right: verbal correction, teacher/student conference, timeout, loss of privilege, classroom exclusion, detention, suspension, and expulsion.
The following behavioral expectations are taught proactively in each building.
*Voice Levels (Schoolwide):
Consequences for infractions to the expected behavior will be consistent and age appropriate. However, serious infractions may immediately invoke consequences further along the continuum. Parent notification is an important component of problem-solving. Parents will be notified of consequences due to misbehavior as appropriate.
The order of the consequences from left to right: verbal correction, teacher/student conference, timeout, loss of privilege, classroom exclusion, detention, suspension, and expulsion.
Verbal Correction: Restatement of the expected behavior by the teacher or similar reminder to the student. This may be preceded by attempts to redirect behavior.
Private Conference: A private conversation takes place between teacher and student to attempt to resolve issues.
Timeout: A timeout is a brief removal of a student from the group activity as a result of behavior interferes with the group process. A timeout is assigned at the discretion of the teacher.
Loss of Privilege: The removal from a designated student or other sanction as appropriate (e.g.: loss of recess, club activity or extra -curricular activity).
Definition of Classroom Exclusion, Detention, Suspension, and Expulsion are found in Board of Education Discipline Policy 7:190.
Equal Educational Opportunities/Policy 7:10
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