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Code of Conduct - Public Hearing Board of Education Meeting August 15, 2018 Presenter:
Superintendent of Schools
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The purpose of this presentation is to provide the Board with a status update of the recommended changes to the 2018-19 Code of Conduct .
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See you in September The following changes and recommendations were
- ffered by the SAVE Committee and our legal team:
Bystander Misconduct Page 10 Students who engage in misconduct when they do not initiate or directly participate in prohibited; but rather by their action and / or inaction they allow damage or injury which could have prevented and / or encourage prohibited conduct.
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Cell Phones & Other Communication Devices Page 10
The District recognizes that there are personnel electronic
devices that have educational applications such as calculators, voice records, digital cameras, and musical listening devices. In some instances a “smart phone” may include applications that permit these functions. These devices shall be allowed to be used in classrooms only when they are included as part of a lesson under the direction of a teacher. Therefore to prevent such disruption, the display and/or use by students of cellular phones (including “smart phones”), pagers, 2-way communication systems other electronic devices, and/or their accessories shall be prohibited from the time students arrive at school until the end of the regular school day, unless specifically permitted to be used by a teacher or administrator.
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Cellular Phones and State Assessments-Page 11 In In order
to ensure ensure the the inte integrity grity of
esting, in in accord accordan ance ce with with stat tate guidelines, guidelines, st students udents are are not not allo allowed wed to to bring bring cel cell phones phones or
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devices ices in into to cla lassroo ssrooms or
er exam exam locations locations during during state state assess assessments ments. Test Test proc roctor tors, s, monit
and schoo school off
icials shall shall hav have the the rig ight ht to to co coll llect ect cell cell phones hones and and
prohibited ed devices devices pr prio ior to to the the st start art of
the asses assessme sment nt and and hold hold them them for for the the durat duration ion of
the the test test tak taking ing time time.
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Harrassment and Intimidation- Page 16
The Board of Education is committed to providing a safe and productive learning environment within the District. Harassment and intimidation of or by students, faculty, staff, or visitors are strictly prohibited on school property, in school buildings, on school buses, and at school sponsored events and/or activities whether occurring on
*The Responsibility of Faculty and Who Witness Acts of Bullying *Definition of Bullying Behavior *Cyber Bullying *List of DASA Coordinators by Building
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So Socia cial l Med Media ia- Pa Page ge 18 18
Social Media such as Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube have increased the ability for communication between and among school community constituent groups. The use of such media can create an increase in communication and access to information and interaction. With the popularity of Social Media as a means of staying connected in today’s world, faculty, staff, students, and parents are advised to clearly distinguish between personal and professional communications in order to maintain confidentiality and professionalism and in order to avoid potential conflicts or the appearance of impropriety.
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