Consequences for students not following school rules outside the classroom include, but are not limited to:

• Loss of recess privileges.
• Phone call home.
• Assignment of a Yellow or Red Card
• Teacher conference with student.
• Assistant Principal/Principal conference with student.
• Assistant Principal/Principal conference with parent and student.
• Campus clean-up under the supervision of custodian.
• Saturday School (in lieu of suspension).
• Suspension

VIOLATION CONSEQUENCES:             

Grades K - 3:       Time frame is over one trimester 
Grades 4 - 6:       Time frame is over one year

If a student violates a school rule outside of the classroom, the yard duty or noon aide will give him/her a “Yellow Card.”  The yellow card will be sent to the homeroom teacher who will then assign an appropriate consequence.

For repeated or more serious infractions, students will be given a “Red Card” and will receive detention. Parents will be notified a day in advance of the detention dates.  Students in grades 1-3 will be given a “clean slate” at the beginning of each trimester.  Violations for upper grade students will continue to accrue throughout the school year.  All students receive a “clean slate” at the beginning of each academic year. 

First Violation = one detention period

• 10 minutes during morning break = primary grades
• 15 minutes after school = upper grades
• Violation slip sent home for parent signature.

Second Violation = two consecutive detention periods

• Violation slip sent home for parent signature.

Third Violation = three consecutive detention periods

• Violation slip sent home for parent signature along with the signature of principal/designee.
• Teacher - Parent conference by phone the same day.

Fourth Violation = one week of detention periods

• Violation slip sent home for parent signature along with the signature of principal/designee.
• Teacher - Parent conference will be held within the week, which may, if appropriate, include the principal/designee.