Student Behavior Expectations and Interventions

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We reserve the right to evaluate individual situations and reserve judgment in unique situations in an effort to support policy and individual student needs. The district provides appropriate notification and "due process" as required in all issues involving suspensions and expulsions.

  • Administrative Conference

  • Alternative to or reduction to suspension program

  • Center for Student Intervention

  • Confiscation of contraband

  • Community programming through CLC (BCM/SAM)

  • Detention (Lunch/After School)

  • Judicial Services through CLC

  • Loss of Privilege

  • Mediation

  • Parent Conference

  • Police Referral

  • Referral to Student Services Team

  • Removal from class 

  • Restitution

  • Structured academic support

  • Social Probation

  • Suspension

  • Teacher Detention

**For suspensions, parent/guardian contact must be attempted by a Dean. Consequences will be progressive depending on the severity of the infraction.  The District is not required to exhaust lower level disciplinary interventions when a determination is made to discipline a student.

Pursuant to the importance District 127 places upon academic achievement, and the direct correlation between attendance and grades, students deemed to be struggling in either may be given additional interventions (academic or behavioral) on as needed basis.