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a campus behavior coordinator in the Student Handbook. School When criminal mischief is committed on or off school property or at a school-related event;. 7.The chart is based on the requirements of Texas Education Code chapter 37 and . Violence. Misconduct. ISS, detention, or other local disciplinary techniques.
26 Jan 2018 This compilation presents school discipline-related laws and specific offenses (such as drug possession on school grounds). secondary school located in the public school district shall ensure that the student handbook for each complaint against the child with a criminal court in accordance with
25 Jun 2018 Discipline Management Plan and Student Code of Conduct the Falsification of Information statements, the Katy ISD Parent-Student Handbook/Folder, the Katy ISD Discipline . “Failure to attend school” constitutes a crime.
TASB Policy Service offers a Model Student Handbook, available online behind The bills restrict the issuance of criminal citations to students for Class C TASB Legal Services’ memo 2017 Legislation Affecting Possession of Knives (pdf)
The Texas Education Code (TEC), Chapter 37 establishes the statutes related to student discipline, law and order in public schools. Individual school districts
Since its inception in 1999, our office has worked with the Texas School Safety to find practical ideas and workable solutions to help prevent school violence. and potentially life-threatening situations from occurring among our student
8 Oct 2018 A student in a grade below 3 cannot be placed in out-of-school suspension except for certain serious offenses involving a weapon, violence,
to promote the concept of punishment for criminal acts;. • to remove, where appropriate, the taint of criminality from children committing certain unlawful acts; and.
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