6. Material/Image, Obscene

Displaying material or images that are indecent (i.e. sexual in nature and/or pornography, drugs, violence, guns, alcohol, profanity) and has the potential of being disruptive. This includes images on self, property, and personal or school devices.

The use of the word pornography is a higher level infraction and requires a police report with the appropriate charge.*

Asterisk (*) Indicates Additional Required action for any Consequence to ensure Student Due Process

Required actions for ALL infractions Listed Below:

Staff/Student Contact in Student Information System
Administrative/Parent/Legal Guardian Contact/Conference in the families home language (Schools can only discuss your child in accordance with FERPA Guidelines.)
Copy of the Referral provided to Parent/Legal Guardian printed from the Student Information System

Consequences/Disposition

Elementary

Kindergarten to 3rd

Utilize intervention strategies
Do not exceed maximum consequences for 4th-5th Grade.
General practice for K-3 is a suspension of no more than 3 days for a single incident and no referral to hearing.
Additional consequences allowed with Asssociate approval

4th-5th

Utilize intervention strategies
1st Violation - Up to 1 day Suspension
2nd Violation - Up to 3 day Suspension
3rd Violation - Up to 5 days Suspension & School Contract
4th Violation - Up to Long-term Suspension Hearing

Middle/High

Utilize intervention strategies
1st Violation - Up to 1 day Suspension
2nd Violation - Up to 3 day Suspension
3rd Violation - Up to 5 days Suspension & School Contract
4th Violation - Up to Long-term Suspension Hearing

Updated as of July 2024

This page was last updated on: July 26, 2022.