General Student Behavior Expectations and Discipline Procedures

Appropriate behavior is expected by all students throughout the school day. Students are responsible for their behavior from the time that they leave home in the morning for school until the time they get home from school in the afternoon.
The classroom teacher is the person in charge of the classroom at all times. When a student does not follow classroom rules and regulations, the teacher will make attempts to correct the behavior through classroom interventions, student conferences, parent/guardian contacts, or a counselor referral. When misbehavior is persistent or severe, an office referral may occur.

At all times students are expected to:

• Show respect to all staff and students.
• Follow all Rockwood School District and Rockwood Valley expectations and procedures.
• Meet all classroom expectations, including being on time and prepared for class.

When a student does not follow the above expectations, a discipline referral may result. Discipline
consequences may include:

• Teacher-student conference
• Pink Slip
• Team meeting
• Detention
• Parent/guardian contact by phone
• Student-counselor conference
• Student-teacher-counselor conference
• Parent/guardian conference
• Student-principal conference
• In-school suspension
• Out-of-school suspensions
• Alternative learning placement