Material/Image, Obscene

Obscene material or image definition and consequences.

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

Display of material that is sexual in nature requires a report to EOS/Title IX.

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

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 Associate 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 2026