Student Discipline Discipline has the connotation of being “punishment”.

Student Discipline Discipline should be leading individuals to become “self-disciplined.”

Discipline should be leading individuals to become “self-disciplined.”

Student Discipline Every student is entitled to “due process”, which means a complete and unbiased opportunity to discuss their situation.

Every student is entitled to “due process”, which means a complete and unbiased opportunity to discuss their situation.

Student Discipline Types of Student Discipline in Progressive Order 1. Warning 2. Reprimand 3. Restitution 4. Disciplinary Probation 5. Removal by Instructor 6. Immediate Suspension 7. Suspension 8. Suspension Subject to Re-consideration 9. Suspension of Financial Aid 10. Expulsion

Types of Student Discipline in Progressive Order

1. Warning

2. Reprimand

3. Restitution

4. Disciplinary Probation

5. Removal by Instructor

6. Immediate Suspension

7. Suspension

8. Suspension Subject to Re-consideration

9. Suspension of Financial Aid

10. Expulsion

Student Discipline Reasons for Disciplinary Actions…. A. Willful Disobedience B. Violation of College Rules and Regulations C. Dishonesty D. Unauthorized Entry E. Forgery, Alteration or Misuse of College Documents F. Disruption of Classes G. Theft of or Damage to Property H. Interference with Peace of College I. Assault or Battery J. Alcohol and/or Drug Use K. Lethal Weapons L. Discriminatory Behavior M. Unlawful Assembly N. Conspiring to Perform Illegal Acts O. Threatening Behavior P. Disorderly Conduct Q. Theft or Abuse of Computer Resources R. Interfering with Classes S. Interference with Performance of Duties of Employees T. Assault or Abuse of an Instructor U. Unsafe Conduct Related to Safety Regulations.

Reasons for Disciplinary Actions….

A. Willful Disobedience

B. Violation of College Rules and Regulations

C. Dishonesty

D. Unauthorized Entry

E. Forgery, Alteration or Misuse of College Documents

F. Disruption of Classes

G. Theft of or Damage to Property

H. Interference with Peace of College

I. Assault or Battery

J. Alcohol and/or Drug Use

K. Lethal Weapons

L. Discriminatory Behavior

M. Unlawful Assembly

N. Conspiring to Perform Illegal Acts

O. Threatening Behavior

P. Disorderly Conduct

Q. Theft or Abuse of Computer Resources

R. Interfering with Classes

S. Interference with Performance of Duties of Employees

T. Assault or Abuse of an Instructor

U. Unsafe Conduct Related to Safety Regulations.

Student Discipline Respectful Behavior with Positive Self-Discipline, Creates an Environment Conducive to Learning

Respectful Behavior with Positive Self-Discipline, Creates an Environment Conducive to Learning