School Discipline Rules Overview

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What is required for the distribution of all printed materials at school?

  • Signatures from all teachers
  • Approval from the principal (correct)
  • Feedback from students
  • Permission slips from parents

What can be a consequence for high school students found participating in unauthorized walkouts or boycotts?

  • Removal from school activities
  • Detention for one week
  • Up to 10 days OSS or long-term suspension (correct)
  • Immediate expulsion

Which of the following is a possible consequence for elementary school students who violate the trespassing rule?

  • Restriction from attending any school for a year
  • Mandatory counseling session
  • Direct referral to law enforcement
  • In-school disciplinary action up to 1 day OSS (correct)

What is the policy regarding students who have been suspended or expelled from Gaston County Schools and their presence on school property?

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In the context of school policy, what is the intent behind prohibiting walkouts or boycotts that cause disruption?

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Which consequence may occur for middle school students participating in unauthorized walkouts?

<p>Up to 10 days OSS or alternative placement (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum discipline for high school students found distributing unapproved printed materials?

<p>10 days OSS or alternative placement (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence for middle school students found trespassing on school property?

<p>Alternative placement and/or long-term suspension (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be a consequence for a high school student violating a criminal statute?

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Which of the following behaviors is specifically prohibited under Rule 25?

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What is a possible disciplinary action for middle school students engaging in inappropriate behavior?

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Which expectation is crucial for maintaining an orderly school environment?

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What may happen if a student’s behavior impacts the safety of others?

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Which of the following is not considered a disciplinary action applicable to elementary school students?

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What is an important aspect of the board's educational objectives for students?

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Which behavior could lead to in-school disciplinary action in middle and high school?

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Flashcards

Violating NC Criminal Statutes

Breaking a North Carolina law or local ordinance that could lead to criminal prosecution or juvenile proceedings.

Disrupting School Operations

Any behaviour that disrupts the school environment, causing safety concerns or affecting operations.

Disrespectful Behaviour

Actions that show a lack of respect for others, like cheating, plagiarizing, using abusive language, or playing dangerous pranks.

Consequences for Rule Violations

Consequences for violating school rules depend on the student's grade level and severity of misconduct.

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What is Out-of-School Suspension (OSS)?

Out-of-School Suspension (OSS) is a disciplinary measure where a student is temporarily removed from school grounds.

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What is Alternative Placement?

Alternative placement is a disciplinary action where a student is moved to a different educational setting.

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What is Integrity?

Integrity refers to being honest and having strong moral principles.

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What is Civility?

Civility refers to being polite and respectful towards others.

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School publications approval

Distributing any printed material, including student publications like newspapers and yearbooks, requires principal approval.

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Walkouts and boycotts

Student walkouts or boycotts that disrupt school operations are prohibited.

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Trespassing

Students cannot be present on school grounds without authorization from school officials.

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Suspended/Expelled students on school grounds

Students must obtain permission from the principal before entering school grounds after a suspension or expulsion.

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Consequences based on grade level

Consequences for violating school rules vary based on the student's grade level.

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Visiting another school for events

Students participating in athletic activities or public events at another school require permission from the visiting school's officials.

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Trespassing after suspension/expulsion

Students can face further disciplinary action or legal consequences if they trespass on school grounds after suspension or expulsion.

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Study Notes

Rule 21: Organizational Publications/Printed Materials

  • All printed material (student publications like newspapers, yearbooks, and magazines) require principal approval.

Rule 22: Walkouts and Boycotts

  • Walkouts or boycotts that substantially disrupt school operations are prohibited.
  • Consequences range from in-school disciplinary action (up to 10 days of out-of-school suspension (OSS)) for elementary school, and potentially alternative placements or long-term suspension for middle and high schools, and possible law enforcement involvement.

Rule 23: Trespassing

  • Students may not enter or remain in school structures/conveyances without authorization.
  • Being on another school's campus without permission is prohibited, except for athletic events or other authorized activities.
  • Suspended/expelled students are not allowed on school property without principal permission. Failure to comply could lead to further disciplinary action or criminal charges.

Rule 24: Violations of North Carolina Criminal Statutes

  • Students may not commit criminal acts on/around school property that materially affect school functions or safety.
  • Consequences range from in-school disciplinary action (up to 10 days OSS) for elementary school, and potentially alternative placements or long-term suspension for middle and high schools, with potential law enforcement involvement.

Rule 25: Integrity and Civility

  • Students must demonstrate integrity, civility, responsibility, and self-control.
  • Prohibited behaviors include cheating, plagiarism, copyright violations, inappropriate language, abusive behavior, and dangerous pranks.
  • Consequences range from classroom disciplinary action to in-school disciplinary action (up to 10 days OSS), with potential alternative placements or long-term suspension for middle and high schools.

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