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- K-12 Leveled Behaviors – Minors (Classroom-Managed), and Majors (Office-Managed)
K-12 Leveled Behaviors - Minors and Majors
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Classroom-Managed Behaviors (Minors)
100.0
Academic Dishonesty - Minor
108.0
Misrepresentation
101.0
Dress Code Violation - Minor
109.0
Misuse of Electronic Device/ Network - Minor
102.0
Failure to Follow Directives
110.0
Not Attend Teacher Detention
103.0
Food or Drink Violation - Minor
111.0
Pestering, Teasing, Peer/Peer Conflict
104.0
Hall Pass Violation
112.0
Profanity - Minor
105.0
Horseplay
113.0
Property Damage - Minor
106.0
Late to Class
114.0
Public Display of Affection (PDA)
107.0
Leaving Assigned Area
115.0
Verbal/Noise Disruption
Classroom-managed Behavior(s) are student behavior errors that:
- impede orderly classroom procedures or interfere with the orderly operation of the school.
- may occur in the classroom, hallway, or other parts of the building or learning environment.
- can usually be handled by an individual staff person (teacher) but may sometimes require other school personnel.
- do not result in physical injury
Classroom-managed minor behaviors may be documented for the purposes of monitoring student behavior and working to identify patterns. When a repeated pattern [four or more of the same behavior within four (4) consecutive weeks] of minor behavior errors is identified, they may require administrative or other personnel intervention because classroom-managed interventions and consequence strategies failed to correct the behavior error. The classroom teacher may choose to escalate the behavior as an office-managed behavior through the submission of an office discipline referral (ODR). The office administrator will review the appropriateness of the referral to verify whether 1.) a variety of interventions have been applied and 2.) the timeframe for which the behaviors have occurred. If the two conditions are met the administrator may accept the ODR and respond accordingly.
Non-PIMS Reportable / Office-Managed Behaviors (Majors)
200.0
Academic Dishonesty – Major
210.0
Leaving Building Grounds Without Permission
201.0
Cutting Class
211.0
Misuse of Electronic Device/ Network - Major
202.0
Dress Code Violation – Major
212.0
Not Attend Administrator Detention
203.0
Extortion
213.0
Possession of Inappropriate Items
204.0
Fire Alarm/Equipment Abuse
214.0
Profanity - Major
205.0
Food or Drink Violation - Major
215.0
Property Damage - Major
206.0
Forgery (Non-Academic)
216.0
Trespassing
207.0
Hazing
217.0
Unprotected Expression
208.0
Inappropriate Behavior Resulting in Unintentional Physical Injury
218.0
Verbal Altercation
209.0
Inappropriate Touching
219.0
Willful and/or Wanton Misconduct
Office-managed Behavior(s) are student behavior errors that:
- disrupt the learning environment due to frequency and/or seriousness.
- directed against persons or property or a single serious event.
- may result in physical injury.
- always require the involvement of school personnel outside of the classroom.
All major behavior errors are referred to an administrator through an office discipline referral (ODR). *If a major Non-PIMS Reportable / Office-managed Behavior receives a PIMS reportable action (ex: ISS, OSS or Expulsion) then it will become PIMS reportable*
Safe Schools / PIMS Reportable Behaviors
1
Simple Assault on Student
17
Fighting
33
Criminal Trespass
2
Aggravated Assault on Student
18
Minor Altercation
34
Rioting
3
Simple Assault on Staff
19
Stalking
35
Bomb Threats
4
Aggravated Assault on Staff
20
Kidnapping/Interference with Custody of Child
36
Terroristic Threats (excl. bomb threats)
5
Rape
21
Unlawful Restraint
37
Failure of Disorderly Person to Disperse upon Official Order
6
Involuntary Sexual Deviate Intercourse
22
Threatening School Official/Student
38
Disorderly Conduct
7
Statutory Sexual Assault
23
Recklessly Endangering Another Person
47
Possession, Use, or Under the influence of a Controlled Substance
8
Sexual Assault
24
Robbery
48
Sale/Distribution of a Controlled Substance
9
Aggravated Indecent Assault
25
Theft and Related Offenses
49
Sale, Possession, Use, or Under the Influence of Alcohol
10
Indecent Assault
26
Crimes Related to Criminal Homicide
50
Possession, Use, or Sale of Tobacco
11
Indecent Exposure
27
Bullying
51
Cyber Harassment of a Child
12
Open Lewdness
28
Suicide - Attempted
52
Institutional Sexual Assault
13
Obscene & other sexual materials & performances
29
Suicide - Committed
53
Possession, Use, or Sale of Vaping Materials
14
Sexual Harassment
30
Burglary
54
Possession of Weapon
15
Racial/Ethnic Intimidation
31
Arson and Related Offenses
16
All Other Forms of Harassment/Intimidation
32
Institutional Vandalism
Safe Schools / PIMS Reportable Behaviors are student behavior errors that:
- are managed by the office
- reported to the state
- may involve law enforcement
All Safe Schools / PIMS Reportable Behaviors are documented by an administrator through incident management.