VI. DISCIPLINE
• NO student shall refuse to identify oneself upon request of any Cobb County School District Employee.
• Students must be standing at the bus stop AT LEAST FIVE( 5) MINUTES prior to the scheduled pick-up time. Students are to wait at the school bus stop in an orderly manner.
• Students must WAIT for instructions( hand signals or otherwise) from the school bus driver EVERY TIME when crossing the street to board the bus or when exiting the bus. Students must be able to maintain eye contact with the school bus driver or cross in full view of the school bus driver.
• Students must board the bus as soon as school is dismissed and not loiter in the courtyard and on the sidewalk. Once on the bus at dismissal time, the student will need the approval of an administrator to depart the bus at school.
BEHAVIOR INTERVENTIONS
VI. DISCIPLINE
TEACHER DETENTION: Teachers may assign detention for violations of class rules. Teacher detention is served either during lunch or before or after school. Know when and where you are to report for detention. Failure to serve detention will result in a referral to an administrator.
IN-SCHOOL SUSPENSION: In-school suspension is a program designed to modify student behavior while keeping the student in school with access to schoolwork. This program isolates the student from his / her peers in a controlled environment which makes him / her reconsider the appropriateness of his / her behavior. The alternative to ISS is out-of-school suspension. A student is ineligible for extra-curricular activities, athletic practices, and games during their ISS assignment. A student dismissed from ISS will receive OSS for the remainder of the ISS assigned days plus one day.
OUT-OF-SCHOOL SUSPENSION: Severe behavior infractions may result in a student being suspended from school, and certain behaviors always result in suspension due to Cobb County policy or local school policy.
• It is the student’ s responsibility to check CTLS for work.
• A suspended student will be allowed to make up work missed during the time of the suspension.
• All work missed during the suspension- except for major tests- is due at the beginning of each class the day a student returns from the suspension with no exceptions. Work not submitted to a teacher upon returning from suspension may receive a grade of zero.
• If an out-of-school suspension is for a total of more than ten school days, a student or his / her parents may petition the Policy and Planning Division of the Cobb County Schools central office for a hearing to appeal the suspension.
CONSEQUENCES FOR SPECIFIC INFRACTIONS Cobb County Board of Education policies supersede the consequences below as Board policy may be changed within an academic year. The administration also reserves the right to modify any of the measures below depending on the situation at hand. Cobb