City Ords (Schools) Chap 44

A group of teenagers spray paint graffiti on the walls of the school gymnasium. Under which section of the city code would this act be primarily addressed?

During a school play rehearsal held in the school auditorium, a parent starts shouting loudly in the hallway, disrupting the performance. Which ordinance is most applicable to this situation?

An individual is walking on the school's sports field during a soccer match and begins yelling obscenities at the referee. According to the city code, which section is being violated?

A person is protesting a school policy on the sidewalk directly in front of the main entrance, using a megaphone. The noise significantly disrupts classes inside. Which section of the city code is most likely being violated?

Which of the following actions would be considered a violation of Section 44-2 of the city code?

A student is caught writing graffiti on a desk inside a classroom. Which section of the city code is most applicable to this offense?

An individual is attending an after-school event in the gymnasium. During the event this person starts using extremely offensive language. Which section of the city code is broken?

A group of people are playing loud music in a park adjacent to a school during class hours, disrupting the students. Which section of the law are they violating?

According to the provided text, which of the following items is explicitly prohibited on school property?

A high school student is found with a pocketknife in their backpack. Under what circumstance would this NOT be a violation of the school's weapon policy?

An 18-year-old student is caught smoking a cigarette in the school's outdoor stadium at 7:00 p.m. on a Tuesday during the school year. Is this a violation of school policy, and why?

Which of the following scenarios involving tobacco use on school property would be permissible, based on the provided text?

How does the provided text define 'tobacco product' in the context of the school's tobacco prohibition?

According to the provided text, which of the following individuals would require written permission from the school principal to be on school property during school hours?

Which of the following scenarios would be classified as 'fighting,' according to the text?

A student is suspended for violating the school's code of conduct. Based on the text, what is the student's status regarding access to school property during the suspension?

A group of local residents regularly uses the school's basketball court for evening games. Under what condition is this activity permitted, according to the text?

Which of the following actions constitutes a violation of the rules regarding congregating on school property?

A former student, now graduated, wants to attend a school play. According to the text, what is required for them to be on school property?

Two students get into a physical altercation on school grounds. One student only acted in self-defense. According to the text, who is responsible for a municipal civil infraction?

A student is enrolled in classes that take place only in the evenings. During the daytime, the student enters the school library to use the computers. Based on the text, is this permitted?

Which scenario would be considered 'on school property' for the purposes of the outlined ordinance?

What is the maximum jail sentence a person could face for hazing if the act results in physical injury, according to the ordinance?

Under what condition can an individual who participates in hazing avoid penalties, according to the ordinance?

Which of the following activities, if part of a sanctioned military training program, would NOT be considered hazing under the ordinance?

According to the ordinance, which of the following actions would legally constitute 'hazing'?

A college student is charged with hazing after an initiation ritual results in a pledge suffering a broken arm. What is a potential legal consequence, as outlined in the ordinance, in addition to criminal penalties?

A group of high school seniors organizes an 'initiation' event for incoming freshmen, which involves physical challenges and potentially risky activities. If the school administration discovers this event but takes no action to stop it, could the school face any legal repercussions or liability based on this ordinance?

Several students planned a hazing event. One student became concerned that participants could be injured and withdrew from the activity. However, she did not report the plan to authorities, and the event proceeded without her, resulting in injuries. According to the ordinance, could this student face any consequences?

Which of the following scenarios constitutes hazing, according to the provided definitions?

According to the content, what is the primary criterion for classifying a group as an 'organization' in the context of hazing?

A campus club requires new members to participate in a community service event that involves cleaning up a local park. They must do this while wearing silly costumes. Does this activity qualify as hazing, based solely on the definitions provided?

Which of the following actions would require written approval from the school principal, based on the content?

What is the alcohol content threshold that determines whether a beverage is prohibited in school buildings or on school lands, according to the content?

A high school student brings a pocketknife to school for a camping trip planned later that day with their family. According to the provided text, is this action explicitly addressed or prohibited?

A fraternity initiates new members by requiring them to stay awake for 48 hours straight while completing tasks. According to the definition, does extended sleep deprivation qualify as hazing?

A student is 'considering an offer of membership' from an organization. According to the content, what is the correct term to describe this student?

Defacing School Buildings?

Damaging School Fixtures?

Disturbing School Sessions?

Disturbing School Functions?

Profane Language in Schools?

Profane Language on School Lands?

Unauthorized Persons?

Unauthorized Materials?

School Access Restriction

Prohibited Congregating

Definition of a 'Student'

Fighting Prohibition

Definition of 'Fighting'

Authorized School Visitors

Recreational Access

Loss of Student Status

Scope of "On School Property"

Who Does Hazing Prohibition Apply To?

Penalties for Hazing

Who is Exempt from Hazing Prohibition?

Exceptions to Hazing Prohibition

Consent and Hazing

Definition of "Educational Institution"

Definition of "Hazing"

Hazing: Physical Activity

Hazing: Substance Consumption

Hazing: Criminal Acts

Organization (in hazing context)

Pledge

Weapons ban on school property

Drug paraphernalia prohibition

Pledging

Tobacco ban on school property

Borrowing from Students

Alcoholic Beverages Prohibition

Definition: Tobacco Product

Exceptions to tobacco ban