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Student Discipline Lakewood S chool District Perspective Classroom Discipline and Exclusions Discipline defined: a continuum of equitable, culturally responsive, instructional approaches to support students and all members of the school


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Student Discipline

Lakewood S chool District Perspective

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Classroom Discipline and Exclusions

Discipline defined: a continuum of equitable, culturally responsive, instructional approaches to support students and all members of the school community in meeting behavioral expectations.

Exclusion defined: Removal from a classroom or instructional activity for behavioral violations that disrupt the educational process

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Exclusion or Not?

When staff is attempting a brief intervention to try and keep kids in class… (Talking to kids in the hall, student reflection on behaviors) This is not an Exclusion

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Exclusion or Not?

When staff send a student into the hall unsupervised or under the supervision of a para-educator for more than a brief period

  • f time…

This is an Exclusion

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Before We Exclude…

Must first attempt one or more other forms of discipline unless…

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tudent poses immediate and continuing danger to other students or staff

 Immediate and continuing threat of material and substantial disruption of the

learning process

 Discuss Examples

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Parameters of exclusion:

Begins (Lakewood Interpretation) when a student is excluded beyond 10 minutes

Must provide opportunity to make up assignments

Discussion

 How does this also support our work around MTS

S , Tiered Interventions, and teaching students the tools they need to be successful in school?

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Alignment with Lakewood Commitments

Lakewood is committed to the social, emotional, behavioral, and academic success of our students

New expectations around student exclusions and suspensions do not change

  • ur commitment to responding to teachers who determine that exclusion is

necessary

Lakewood remains committed to the health and safety of all of our students and staff and consider this work of equal importance to that of student discipline and exclusion

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Alignment with Lakewood Commitments

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  • cial-emotional learning goals focus on:

Engaging each student in learning experiences through a variety of strategies and through protocols (PROMPT) that focus on relational interaction

Proximity, Redirection, Ongoing Monitoring, Prompt, Teach

Understanding function of behavior: Antecedent, trigger, behavior, consequence

Goal: Teach students how to replace unacceptable behaviors with acceptable

  • r preferred behaviors
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What does all of this mean for longer-term discipline or more serious misbehavior?

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S ignificant Changes in the Law Due Process:

Cannot suspend or expel unless we attempted another form of correction first

Informal hearing with the student is now required before any suspension or expulsion to get the student’s perspective

In this hearing

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tudent has right to the notice of the violation

 S

upporting evidence

 The discipline that may be imposed  Administrator must inform student of the decision after this meeting  S

tudent must have opportunity to contact parents

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Law Changes Notice Requirements:

Must attempt to notify parents, as soon as reasonably possible, before suspension or expulsion is imposed

Written notice that includes a description of the violation and how it violated district rules is required no later than 1 school day following the informal

  • hearing. Must include

 Duration and conditions  Beginning and end dates  What other forms of discipline were considered  Why we chose to suspend  Opportunity to receive educational services

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Big Ideas

Exclusions should be minimized and always communicated to parents

Other classroom strategies that help student manage behavior should be used first, whenever possible

Lakewood S chool District is committed to engaging students and teaching appropriate behaviors

Exclusions from class are allowed, but should be minimized and must be communicated to parents

Longer-term discipline such as suspensions and expulsions should be a last resort