Student Code of Conduct

The CMSD Student Code of conduct outlines rights and responsibilities for which of the following populations.

• Students

• Teachers

• Parents

• Administrators

Which of the following is not an appropriate use for a cell phone during school?

• Specifically authorized by a teacher for the purpose of assisting in an educational process.

• Before and after school

• Communications with a student’s immediate family members authorized by a building staff member

• Between classes

You are allowed to take photographs, audio recordings, or video recordings of other individuals, including other students, teachers, administrators, staff members, or members of the community without their permission.

• True

• False

Which of the following can happen when a student violates the cell phone policy?

• A verbal reminder of expectations for appropriate use of cell phones.

• Confiscation of the cell phone by a teacher for the class period.

• Confiscation of the cell phone by a teacher for the entire day.

• Confiscation of the cell phone by an administrator for the day.

• Confiscation of the cell phone by an administrator until the student’s parent, guardian, or legal custodian comes to the school to retrieve the cell phone

It is the policy of the Cleveland Municipal School District to maintain educational and work environments free from Sexual Harassment and from Discriminatory Harassment or Discrimination on the basis of any individual’s sex, race, ethnicity, citizenship status, color, national origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, military status, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law. This policy applies to ___ students, applicants, and employees of the Cleveland Municipal School District and extends to educational programs and activities and to employment within the District.

• All

• Some

• Most

Roughly, how many days of school do you miss per year?

• 1-2

• 3-5

• 6-9

• More than 10

How much missed school is considered truant?

• 30 or more *consecutive* hours

• 42 hours in a month

• 72 hours in a year

• 6 days per month

• 10 days per year

Accessing material that is profane or obscene; suggesting illegal acts and/or advocating violence or discrimination; using access to commit illegal acts; attempting to access any resources that are restricted, confidential or privileged; posting chain letters or personal contact information; participating in Internet relay chat, news groups or mailing lists unless directed and supervised by a staff member; granting access to unauthorized persons intentionally or unintentionally or failing to notify a teacher

or administrator if you suspect someone of using your password; agreeing to meet someone online; disruption of access of District or other computers; causing damage or changing function of operation or design of technology; use of obscene, vulgar or threatening language; harassing others; posting defamatory information; disregarding rights of copyright owners; causing or permitting protected material to be uploaded or broadcast in any way. Are examples of____.

• Acceptable Internet Usage

• Unacceptable Internet Usage

Which of the following are behavior interventions or supports that can be used instead of suspension?

• Restorative Circle

• Affective Statements

• Impromptu Conference

• Parent Contact

• Referral to the Planning Center

The principal may remove a student from the school premises, for up to three school days, if that student’s presence poses a continuing danger to persons or property, or an ongoing threat of disrupting the academic process in the classroom or elsewhere on the school premises.

• True

• False