code of conduct slide presentation

8/7/2019 Code of Conduct Slide Presentation

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EXPECTATIONSFOR STUDENT

BEHAVIOUR

Lale InternationalSchool


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1. Identify expectations for student

behaviour.

2. Discuss the rules for behaviour.

3. Show what clothing is prohibited

(Dress Code).

4. List prohibited conduct.5. Identify the consequences for breaking

the rules.


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Students behave in a civil, safe, and orderlymanner.

Students demonstrate respect and tolerance

towards each other and towards adults.

Students act truthfully, honestly, andhonorably.

Students dress in ways that are appropriate fora learning environment.

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Every school has rules about behaviour.

The Code contains sections on dress, behaviour, andthe consequences for not following the rules.

The rules apply during the school day and at school-related functions.

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All students are expected to dress appropriately forschool and for school-related functions.

A students dress (including jewellry) should be safeand not disrupt or interfere with the educationalprocess.

Suggestive or revealing clothing is prohibited. Prohibited clothing applies to allstudents.

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Tube Tops

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Halter Tops

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Spaghetti Straps

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Plunging Necklines

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Low-riding pants that exposeunderwear or the upper buttocks

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Cropped/Midriff Tops

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Shorts, Skirts or Dressesof Inappropriate Length

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See-through Garments

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Tank Tops or

Tops that:

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Are cut too low in the front or the back.

Are cut too low under the arms.

Have straps that are too narrow.

Reveal undergarments.


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Do not wear ...

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Prohibited clothes

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Are vulgar or obscene.

Have insulting language or pictures.

Promote or endorse violent activities.

Promote or endorse illegal activities.


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Clothing that Promotes and/or Endorses

Alcohol, Tobacco, or Illegal Drugs

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a.Disruptive or disorderly behaviour.

b.Violent or threatening behaviour.

c. Behaviour that endangers the safety, morals,health, or welfare of self or others.

d.Academic misbehaviour.


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a. Disruptive or Disorderly Conduct

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Disrespectful, disruptive, or insubordinate

behavior.

Language or gestures that are vulgar.

Cutting class, being late for class, orleaving school without permission.

Throwing objects in school, inside a

building or out a window or door.


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Using electronic devices (such as cellphones and i-pods) during the school day

or having the devices emit a sound.

Trespassing. During the school day,

students are not permitted in any schoolbuilding or grounds, other than the one

they regularly attend, without permission.

Distributing or posting of any written

material, pamphlets, or posters withoutapproval.


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b. Violent or Threatening Behavior

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Using physical force of any type.

Possessing any type of weapon.

Displaying what appears to be a

weapon.

Threatening to cause physical injury or

death.

Intentionally damaging or destroyingproperty.


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c. Conduct that Endangers Safety,

Morals, Health, or Welfare:

Driving unsafely or violating State traffic laws.

Initiating a false report, such as a fire or

bomb threat, or misuse of 911.

Withholding information from a responsibleadult about any potentially harmful ordangerous situation.

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Harassment. Intimidation and bullying.

Gang-related activities.


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Morals

Lying to school personnel.

Stealing.

Discriminating.

Gambling.

Indecent exposure.

Intimate sexual behavior.

Selling, using, or possessing obscene material.

Making false statements that harm a persons

reputation, or falsely accusing another person.

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Health or Welfare

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Smoking, or using smokeless tobacco.

Possessing, consuming, selling, or

distributing alcoholic beverages or illegal

substances, or being under theirinfluence.

Using, selling, or sharing prescription or

over-the-counter drugs.

Possessing drug paraphernalia.


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d. Academic Misconduct

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Misusing computer/electronic

communications, including any

unauthorized use of computers,

software, or internet/intranet accounts. Hacking and other destructive acts that

can damage our network.

Any other violation of the

Internet Users Agreement.


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Assisting another student in any

of the above actions.

Plagiarism. Cheating.

Forgery. A

ltering records.


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Oral warning.

Short-term time out in classroom or in

alternate setting.

Disciplinary conference in administratorsoffice.

Detention during the school day or after.

Principals conference.

Teacher removal of student from the

classroom.

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Suspension from athletic participation, socialor extra-curricular activities, or otherprivileges such as field trips and computeraccess.

In-school suspension.

Short-term out-of-school suspension (fivedays or less).

Long-term out-of-school suspension (morethan five days).

Permanent suspension from school.

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Students behave in a civil, safe, and orderlymanner.

Students demonstrate respect and tolerance

towards each other and towards adults.

Students act truthfully, honestly, andhonorably.

Students dress in ways that are appropriate fora learning environment.

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Refer to the Summary of the

Code of Conduct for other

topics that might affect you.

Copies of the full Code of

Conduct are available in ourschool office.

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