STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

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STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

• Irving Independent School District
• 2008-2009

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Page 5 - 7 use of technology

• Observe Internet safety,respect and security.
• Maintain and observe privacy.
• Use only for authorized activity.
• Protect technical equipment.

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Pages 8-12 Prohibited activities

• Assaults
• Threats
• Sexual harassment

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• Recruiting for or participating in fraternities,
  sororities, secret societies, or gangs
• Hazing
• Disobeying standards of behavior in an
  extracurricular activity

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• Using or possessing tobacco products
• Using or possessing drugs
• Using or possessing alcohol
• Possessing a weapon

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• Visible paging devices, beepers, cell phones or
  other forms of electronic communicationkeep them
  in your backpack, turned off.
• If any of these devices are confiscated, they
  will be kept for a year unless picked up by the
  parent or owner for a fee of 15.

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• Behavior that disrupts classes or other lawful
  assembly
• Disobeying bus rules or irresponsible automobile
  usage

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Dress code what not to wear

• Examples

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Disruptive hair color
Facial piercings
Tank top
Inappropriate tattoo
Pajamas
Holes in jeans
House shoes
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Spaghetti straps
Cap
Revealing clothing
Inappropriate logo
NO MP3 PLAYERS
NO CELL PHONES
Short shorts
Sagging pants, sweats, or gym shorts
Flimsy flip flops
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Attendance

• Be in your seat by the end of the music or bell
  ringing.
• Attend every class, every day truancy is
  against the law.

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Pages 14-17 Consequences
Phase I offense(see examples in handbook)
Teacher/Administrator intervention Repeated
Phase I offenses Phase II offense
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Phase II offenses (see examples in handbook)
Administrative interventioncan include ISS
In-School Suspension, OSS Out-of-School
Suspension, RAC- alternative education program
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Phase III and IV offenses result in removal from
campus and other appropriate consequences.
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Bottom line, to be successful, be

• Respectful
• Responsible
• Reasonable