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Disorderly Conduct Level III
Level III behaviors cause serious safety issues and overt disruptions at Byrnes High School. Criminal conduct is defined as those activities engaged in by students which result in violence toward oneself, other people, or property, or which pose a direct and serious threat to the safety of oneself or others in the school. These activities usually require administrative actions which result in the immediate removal of the student from the school, the intervention of law enforcement authorities, and/or action by the local school board. Students who are suspended may forfeit the privilege to attend/participate in extracurricular activities.
OFFENSE
Arson
Assault
Bribery Counterfeit/Forgery/Fraud Disturbing School
Extortion of property, services, or favors
Fighting, physical
Fire Alarm
Fireworks
Gambling on school property Gang Activity
Inciting or participating in a bomb threat or riot
Indecent Exposure
CONSEQUENCE(S)
Corrective measures are listed below but are not limited to the following:
• Parent Contact
• OSS (multiple days)
• Recommendation for
expulsion
• Intervention by law
enforcement
• Action by local school
board
For first time minor drug offenses, consequences could include a 10 day suspension and a referral to a local treatment center approved by the district in lieu of an expulsion recommendation. Further offenses will result in an expulsion recommendation.
Possession and/or use of items
such board as tasers, mace or pepper spray to cause harm and disruption to the school environment.
Possession of unauthorized substance for consumption or sale Substance may be alcohol, drugs, or drug paraphernalia (alcohol on a student’s breath will be considered evidence of consumption)
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