Infraction

Examples of Infractions

Required Action

Disciplinary Options

Level IV:  Acts Against Persons/Property Which Seriously Endanger Property/Others 

Acts which result in violence to another’s person or property or which pose a direct threat to safety of others. These acts are generally criminal in nature and are so serious that they always require administrative intervention, appropriate school board referral, and referral to law enforcement agencies. Disciplinary options have failed to correct the situations.

1. Continuation of LEVEL I, II, III infractions
2. Aggressive physical action toward any district employee
3. Assault and battery
4. Extortion
5. Possession/sale of stolen property
6. Possession/use or furnishing/selling drugs (including over the counter drugs), alcoholor other controlled substances (see Drug/Alcohol Free Policy)
7. Possession, use, or transfer of weapons. Requires referral to policeand board hearing
8. Bomb threat/false fire alarm. Requires notification of police/fire officials
9. Disruption of the building or district educational program
10. Arson, rape, or other criminal activities
11. Disorderly conduct
12. Possession/use of fireworks and explosives
13. Major vandalismor theft
14. Violent threats to cause harm

1. Staff intervention—administrative referral
2. Removal from the area
3. Parent contact
4. Administration meets with student
5. Required conference with parent & student

1. Prosecution
2. Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP)
3. Suspension from class
4. Expulsion
5. In-school suspension (if available)
6. Involvement of police
7. Referral for Board action
8. Out of school suspension
9. Mandatory completion of the Student Assistance Program Assessment
10. Alternative Learning Program
11. Prosecution with District Justice