443.7 - Violence and Intimidation
443.7
VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION
No one shall threaten - verbally, nonverbally, or physically - the safety of another person through the use of intimidation or violence. Such conduct is prohibited on school property, in a school facility, in a school vehicle, at any school-sponsored function or while traveling to and from school.
Intimidation is defined as behavior or repeated acts which cause fear or physical or psychological discomfort, including, but not limited to: physical conduct, verbal or non-verbal threats or gestures.
Violence is defined as aggressive behavior which subjects a person to unwanted physical contact, including, but not limited to: striking, shoving or kicking.
Possible consequences for violation of this policy include:
- Application of approved school disciplinary practices and procedures
- Notification of law enforcement officials
- Notification of parents, guardians, or legal custodians
- Notification of Superintendent or his/her designee
- Suspension from school
- Recommendation for expulsion
Adoption Date: June 27, 1994
- Series 400: Students