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Students
committing infractions may be punished by suspensions,
expulsion, or other disciplinary action.
The following infractions constitute offenses
for which students may be held strictly accountable in
all elementary schools:
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Possessing
weapons or using any tool or instrument to do
bodily harm.
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Initiating
or instigating a fight.
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Participating
in a fight.
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Possessing
or using fireworks or other explosives on the
school campus, at school-sponsored events, or on a
school bus.
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Loitering
on any school campus or school bus while under
suspension or during truancy.
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Threatening
or striking a teacher or any other school
personnel.
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Possessing
or using narcotics or alcohol on any school
campus, school bus, or at any school-sponsored
event.
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Possessing
or using tobacco on any school campus or on any
school bus.
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Willfully
initiating any false fire alarms.
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Willfully
defacing, stealing, or destroying school or
personal property.
The student and/or his legal guardian will
be required to pay the cost of repair or
replacement.
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Violating
the parish dress code.
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Using
forged notes or forged official forms.
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Refusing
to comply with any reasonable request of any
teacher or any other school personnel while they
are performing their official responsibilities.
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Committing
an act of defiance, either in language or action,
on any school campus, school bus, or at
school-sponsored event.
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Leaving
class and/or school campus without permission.
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Violating
any publicized rule approved by the superintendent
that is unique to the individual school provided
the school rule is not in conflict with the
policies of the local school board and the laws of
the State of Louisiana.
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Using
profane or obscene language.
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According
to Title IX, our school will not permit any
student-to-student harassment.
Sexual harassment is defined as unwanted
sexual words or actions and put-downs that make
fun of a person for being a girl or a boy.
We are actively involved in alerting
students to look at their own behavior, learn not
to harass others, and what to do to stop others
from harassing them.
In
an effort to create a safe and nurturing learning
environment for each child, students will be taught
methods to deal with conflicts in ways that do not
physically or emotionally hurt one another.
Much of the conflict between girls and boys in
grades K-5 involves gender-based attitudes that
include stereotyping, teasing and put downs.
We need parental help in creating this safe and
nurturing environment by encouraging your child to
deal with his/her feelings in positive,
non-threatening ways.
Teaching all our children nonviolent conflict
resolution is one step toward reducing the violence in
today’s world.
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Hats
are not permitted in class.
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Beepers
are not allowed and will be taken up!
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FALSE
THREATS, ACCUSATIONS CONCERNING BOMBS OR GUNS, OR
THREATS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST ANOTHER STUDENT OR
TEACHER, EVEN IN JEST, WILL BE DELT WITH SEVERELY.
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Tattling
is telling to cause trouble.
Reporting is telling to stop trouble.
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A
complete Caddo Parish Discipline Policy is
available in the school office and is provided to
each family at the beginning of each school year.
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