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CODE AND TITLE
DEFINITION / EXAMPLES / APPLICATIONS
LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
4. BULLYING / HARASSMENT INFRACTIONS
4.1
4.2
4.3
4E. STALKING
SERIOUS
Following, contacting, or placing another person under surveillance without consent for the purpose of harassing and intimidating, which includes behavior that would cause a reasonable person to: (a) fear for their safety or the safety of others; or (b) suffer substantial emotional distress. Behaviors that implicate Title IX, as implemented, may be addressed through the District’s Title IX Grievance Policy found at: www.atlantapublicschools.us/titleix
APPLICATION: Contact the District’s Title IX Coordinator. Behaviors that implicate Title IX (as implemented) will be handled pursuant to the District’s Title IX grievance policy.
4E.1
E/S
1 to 3 Days Detention Written Warning T/S/A/P Conference Counselor Referral Restorative Conference
4E.2
E/S
1 to 5 Days ISS OR 1 to 3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
4E.3
E/S
4 to 10 Days
OSS and possible referral to a student disciplinary hearing where the student may face long-term suspension or expulsion
4F.
TEASING / TAUNTING
MINOR
Engaging or encouraging teasing and/or taunting of another student, employee, volunteer, or visitor to provoke or make fun of someone, whether in a playful, insulting, or contemptuous manner.
APPLICATION:
Within 1 School Year:
First Offense: Discipline Levels 1 - 2 Second Offense: Discipline Levels 2
NOTE: Repeated violations of a Level 1 or 2 infraction under a Rule 4F offense may result in a punishment as authorized in Level 3 Bullying.
4F.1
E/S
1 to 3 Days Detention Written Warning T/S/A/P Conference Counselor Referral Restorative Conference
4F.1
E/S
1 to 5 Days ISS OR 1 to 3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
4G.
VIOLATION OF NO CONTACT AGREEMENT (NEW)
SERIOUS
No student who is subject to a no contact agreement shall violate the terms of that agreement either through direct or indirect contact, communications, or other acts which are prohibited pursuant to the terms of the agreement. A student’s refusal to sign a no contact agreement shall not be a defense against a violation of this Rule.
APPLICATION:
Behaviors that implicate Title IX (as implemented) will be handled pursuant to the District’s Title IX Grievance Policy.
4G.1
E/S
1 to 3 Days Detention Written Warning T/S/A/P Conference Counselor Referral Restorative Conference
4G.2
E/S
1 to 5 Days ISS OR 1 to 3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
4G.3
E/S
4 to 10 Days
OSS and possible referral to a student disciplinary hearing where the student may face long-term suspension or expulsion
5. BUS RELATED INFRACTIONS
5.1
5.2
5.3
5A.
BUS ELECTRONIC DISTRACTIONS / CELL PHONE
MODERATE
Students shall not record video or audio during school transportation or use any electronic device that is distracting to the bus operator or may interfere with the bus communication equipment. No electronic devices may be operated without the use of headphones or ear buds. “Electronic device” includes cell phones; electronic tablets; computers; pagers; audible radios, tape or compact disc players without headphones; any device capable of playing amplified music, or any other electronic device in a manner that might interfere with the school bus communications equipment or the school bus driver’s operation of the school bus.
APPLICATION:
In addition to any discipline assigned, violation of this rule may result in a bus behavior contract or a period of suspension from bus riding. Violation of this rule further results in loss of privilege for students to possess a personal electronic device on school property for up to one calendar year
5A.1
E/S
1-3 Days Detention Written Warning T/S/A/P Conference Counselor Referral Restorative Conference
5A.2
E/S
1-5 Days ISS OR 1-3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
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