Behavior Intervention and Response Levels
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1 Notification |
2 Intervention |
3 Intervention/Suspension |
4 Suspension |
5 Suspension/Expulsion |
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Verbal Warning |
In-school Suspension (ISS) |
After School Detention (ASD) |
Out-of-School Suspension (OSS) (up to 10 days per offense) |
Out-of-School Suspension (OSS) for 10 days per offense |
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Student Conference |
Temporary Suspension from School Bus |
Out-of- School Suspension (OSS) (1-5 days per offense) |
Referral to Discipline Review Officer |
Discipline Review Hearing |
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Parent Contact |
Confiscation of Item(s) |
Suspension from School-Sponsored Activities |
Alteration in Daily Schedule |
Report to Law Enforcement (may result in criminal charges) |
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Referral to School Counselor |
Schedule Change |
Loss of Privilege(s) [including access to School Division’s computer system, bus riding privileges, and driving privileges] |
Referral to School Resource Officer (SRO) and Possible Charges for Offense |
Placement in First Offender Program at CCL (for Drug Violations not including distribution) |
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Home Visit |
Restitution |
Recommendation for Alternative Placement (including CCL, Regional Alternative Program, or Homebound) |
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Temporary Removal from Class |
Suspension of Privilege(s) |
Recommendation for Expulsion |
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Re-teaching or Modeling Desired Behavior |
Student Behavior Contract |
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Written Reflection |
Referral to Community Counseling |
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Change in Seating |
Level 1 Responses
are intended to prevent further behavioral issues while keeping the student in school. These responses can be initiated by the teacher, counselor, or school administrator.
Level 2 Responses
are administrative responses and interventions designed to prevent further behavioral issues while keeping the student in school.
Level 3 Responses
may result in the short-term removal of a student from the school depending on the severity, chronic nature of the behavior, and/or the safety concerns that the behavior presents.
Level 4 Responses
include short-term removal from the school and may result in changes of placement, criminal charges, and/or removal from a course for the remainder of an academic term.
Level 5 Responses
are reserved for offenses that require referral to the superintendent or designee. These may not automatically result in an expulsion, alternative placement, or school re-assignment.