Page 54 - Atlanta Public Schools Student Handbook

CODE AND TITLE
DEFINITION / EXAMPLES / APPLICATIONS
LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
11. PROPERTY RELATED INFRACTIONS
11.1
11.2
11.3
11F. THEFT
SERIOUS
No student shall intentionally steal property belonging to another person or entity.
11F.2
E/S
1-5 Days ISS OR 1-3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
11F.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
12. SCHOOL DRESS CODE INFRACTIONS
12.1
12.2
12.3
12A.
SCHOOL DRESS CODE
MINOR
All school dress codes must be in compliance with Policy JCDB. Unless a school uniform has been designated or otherwise specified, a student is expected to adhere to the following minimum school dress code requirements:
1. Clothing, hairstyles, and jewelry must not cause a disruption or constitute a health or safety hazard.
2. Clothing, must be of appropriate length and fit. Extremely tight clothing, sagging shorts or trousers, or
baggy, oversized clothing is not permitted.
3. Clothing and/or jewelry must not contain words or symbols that are gang-related, offensive, insulting,
embarrassing, sexually suggestive, obscene, or promote illegal behavior.
4. Clothing and/or jewelry must not contain any advertisement or display of words or symbols
associated with alcohol, illegal drugs, or tobacco.
5. Caps, hats, head wraps, bandanas, hoods, or other head coverings must not be worn in the school
building during the school day unless there is a special activity where they are deemed appropriate by the school principal. Ski masks must not be worn in the school building at any time during the school day.
6. Appropriate shoes, those that fit and allow for safe movement throughout the school, must be worn at all times at school and school sponsored activities.
7. In accordance with the recommendations of public health officials, the wearing of personal protective equipment (i.e., face coverings, masks, etc.) by students may be required as part
of the student dress code
12A.1
E/S
1 to 3 Days Detention Written Warning T/S/A/P Conference Counselor Referral Restorative Conference
13. SEXUAL OFFENSE
13.1
13.2
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13A.
INDECENT EXPOSURE (SELF / OTHERS)
SERIOUS
No student shall expose their intimate body parts in public or expose the undergarments/ intimate body parts of others. Intimate body parts include the primary genital area, anus, groin, inner thighs, or buttocks of a male or female and the breasts of a female. Behaviors that implicate Title IX regulations (as implemented) will be managed as discussed in www.atlantapublicschools.us/titleix
APPLICATION: Level 3 Discipline must be applied for Exposure of Others. Mandatory Hearing Referral.
13A.2
E/S
1-5 Days ISS OR 1-3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
13A.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
13B.
SEXUAL ACTIVITY
SERIOUS
No student shall consent to and participate in any form of sexual activity with another student. Behaviors that implicate Title IX regulations (as implemented) will be managed as discussed in www.atlantapublicschools.us/titleix
13B.2
E/S
1-5 Days ISS OR 1-3 Days OSS Removal of Privileges Restorative Conference Check-in/Check- out Behavior Contract
13B.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
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