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1 Level 1 Offenses Computer Mischief (CV1) (Minor) Warning (WI) >>>>>>> 45 Min. Detention (IS1) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) Dress Code Violation (DC) Warning (WI) (Step 0, Dress Code Letter sent home) >>>>>>> 45 Min. Detention (IS1) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) Disruption (Level 1) (DT1) (Classroom) Warning (WI) >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> 45 Min. Detention (IS1) 90 Min. Detention (IS2) Electronic Device (ED) Warning (WI) >>>>>>>> (Parent or Student Pickup) (Parent or Student Pickup) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) (Check In/Check Out Contract) (Check In/Check Out Contract) Inappropriate Location (IL) Warning (WI) >>>>>>>> 45 Min. Detention (IS1) 90 Min. Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) Failure to Return Day User Technology (FT) Warning (WI) >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) PBS 4th Step (PB4) 90 Min. Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Bullying Unsubstantiated (UBL) (SESIR CODE) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Harassment Unsubstantiated (UHR) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Misconduct 1 (MC1) (Non-classroom) Warning (WI) >>>>>>>> 45 Min. Detention (IS1) 90 Min. Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) Unathorized Possession (UP) (Petty Theft) Warning (WI) 45 Min. Detention (IS1) 90 Min. Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) >>>>>>>> Referral to Guidance (GU) Level 2 Offenses Misuse of Chem Spray (CS) >>>>>>>> 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Cheating/Plagarism (CT)

2 >>>>>>>> Zero on Assignment (Q6) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) Referral to Guidance (GU) Reflection Assignment (Q6) Disrespect (DR) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Disruption Level 2 (DT2) (Classroom) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Disruption for Sub (DTS) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Forgery/False Document (FD) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Inappropriate Touching/ PDA (IT) Referral to Guidance (GU) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Left Class Without Permission (LC) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) ISS Full Day (IS) Referral to Guidance (GU) Possesion of a Lighter/ Matches (LI) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> 45 Min Detention (IS1) Referral to Guidance (GU) ISS Full Day (IS) Safety Assessment (SA) Laser Light (LL) (In Use) >>>>>>>>> 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) Left School Without Permission (LS) >>>>>>>>> ISS Full Day (IS) Safety Assessment (SA) Referral to Guidance (GU) ISS Full Day x 2 (IS) Misconduct (MC2) (Non-Classroom, (ie physical contact that causes a safety concern)) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) ISS Full Day (IS) S 1-3 Days () Schedule Change (SC) Misconduct (Bus) (MCB) District Conference (DC) DDRC (DDR) >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Bus Suspension (BS) or ISS Full Day (IS) No Show to Detention (45 min) (ND)

3 >>>>>> Extended Detention - 90 Min. (ED) Half Day ISS (HD) Full Day ISS (IS) S 1-3 Days (SO) No Show to Extended Detention (90 Minutes) (NE) >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Full Day ISS (IS) No Show to ISS (NIS) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Extended Detention - 90 Min. (ED) Full Day ISS (IS)

4 No Show to Lunch Detention (NLD) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Extended Detention - 90 Min. (ED) Full Day ISS (IS) Profane Language (PL) >>>>>>> Written Apology (WA) 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Full Day ISS (IS) Referral to Guidance (GU) Pornographic Materials (PM) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Full Day ISS (IS) Referral to Guidance (GU) Parent Conference (PM) Full Service School (RC) False Reporting (RF) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Full Day ISS (IS) Schedule Change (SC) Skipped Class (SC) >>>>>>> 45 Min Detention (IS1) 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Half Day ISS (HD) Full Day ISS (IS) Skipped School (SK) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> Behavior Contract (BC) Vandalism Under $100 (V1) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Parent Conference (PM) Restitution (RT)/ Community Service (CSV) Level 3 Offenses Ammunition (AM) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> 90 Minute Detention (IS2) Safety Assessment (SA) Intent to Harm (IH)

5 Assault on Employee Reported Non-SESIR (ASE) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Parent Conference (PM) Assault on Student Reported Non-SESIR (A) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Parent Conference (PM) Computer/Technology Violation Major (CV2) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> Parent Conference (PM) Parent Conference (PM) Parent Conference (PM) Computer Suspension (CP) 2 Weeks Computer Suspension (CP) 4 weeks Computer Suspension (CP) remainder of school year Defiance/Insubordination (DI) >>>>>>> Full Day ISS (IS) Behavior Contract (BC) Drug Paraphernalia Non-SESIR (DP) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Disruption (DT3) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Excessive No Show (ENS) >>>>>>> Half Day ISS (HD) Full Day ISS (IS) Behavior Contract (BC) S 1-3 Days () Explosives (EO) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>

6 Excessive Referrals (ER) (3 or more in a 5 school day period) Behavior Contract (BC) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Extortion (EX) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Behavior Contract (BC) False Accusation Against Staff (FA) Schedule Change (SC) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Fighting (Mutual) Non-Reported (FI) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Behavior Contract (BC) Fireworks (FW) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Hit/Striking Non SESIR (HS) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Referred to Guidance (GU) Safety Assessment (SA) Hazing (HZ) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Referred to Guidance (GU) Misconduct in ISS (MCI) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ISS reassignment

7 Non-Prescription Drug Possession/Sale/Use (NP) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Referred to Guidance (GU) Off-Campus Felony (OCF) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Felony Hearing (Q6) Prohibited Item (PI) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Possession Pocket Knife (PP) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Possession of Stolen Item (PS) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Profane Language Towards Staff (PTS) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Safety Assessment (SA) Robbery (RO) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>

8 Slur, Fed Pro. (SF) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ISS Full Day (IS) Behavior Contract (BC) Referral to Guidance (GU) Diversity Assignment (DA) Secret Society (SS) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Sexting (SX) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Social Media (SM3) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> ISS Full Day (IS) Behavior Contract (BC) Threat Harm Employee Non-Criminal (TE) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Intent to Harm (IH) Intent to Harm (IH) Intent to Harm (IH) Theft Under $300 (TH) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Restitution (RT) Restitution (RT) Restitution (RT) Threat to Property of Staff (TP) >>>>>>> >>>>>>>

9 Trespassing (TR) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Trespass Warning - FCSO Trespass Warning - FCSO Unauthorized Videotaping (UV) Under the Influence Non-SESIR (UI1) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Vandalism - $101 to $999 (V2) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Restitution (RT) Restitution (RT) Restitution (RT) Vulgarity (VU) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Behavior Contract (BC) Referral to Guidance (GU) District Team Review (DDR) Schedule Change (SC) Level 4 Offenses SESIR Alcohol Possession/Use/Sale (ALC) SESIR Arson (ARS) SESIR Battery with Injury (BAT)

10 SESIR Breaking and Entering School Building/Vehicle (BRK) SESIR Bullying Repeated (BUL) Parent Conference (PM) Parent Conference (PM) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> SESIR Disruption/Disorderly Conduct (DOC) SESIR Drugs/Distribution (DRD) SESIR Drug Possession/Use (DRU) SESIR Fighting Mutual (FIT)

11 SESIR Harassment (HAR) SESIR Hazing (HAZ) SESIR Homicide (HOM) SESIR Kidnapping (KID) SESIR Other Major Crime (OMC) Other Undefined (OT)

12 SESIR Physical Attack (PHA) SESIR Forced Robbery (ROB) SESIR Larceny/Theft over $300 (STL) SESIR Sexual Assault (SXA) Intent to Harm (IH) Safety Assessment (SA) SESIR Sexual Battery (injury related) (SXB) Intent to Harm (IH) Safety Assessment (SA) SESIR Sexual Harassment (SXH)

13 SESIR Sexual Offenses Other (SXO) SESIR Tobacco/Electronic Cigarette (TBC) Assigned to Tobacco In Lieu Program >>>>>>> >>>>>>> SESIR Trespass (TRS) S Trespass Warning - FCSO (TP) SESIR Threat (TRE) Parent Conference (PM) S >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Intent to Harm (IH) Safety Assessment (SA) SESIR Vandalism over $1000 (VAN) S

14 SESIR Firearm Possession/Other Weapons (WPO) S 1/13/16

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