Discipline infractions wicker elementary
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This document outlines the consequence policy for discipline infractions at a school. It divides infractions into three levels - Level 1 for minor issues, Level 2 for more serious incidents like fighting, and Level 3 for very serious offenses like drugs or weapons. The consequences increase in severity depending on the number of demerits a student receives. For Level 1 infractions, consequences start with a warning and increase to include detention. For Level 2 infractions, consequences involve investigation, parent meetings and suspension. Level 3 infractions mandate expulsion or have consequences at the principal's discretion including expulsion. Consequences are cumulative within a week and result in loss of privileges like Friday activities after 6 or more demerits.
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