Cell Phones / Communications Devices / Electronic Devices
Students also may be subject to discipline, in accordance with law, Board policy, or administrative regulation, for any off-campus conduct during non-school hours, which poses a threat or danger to the safety of students, staff, or district property, or substantially disrupts school activities.
Electronics Device Policy (i.e. cell phones, and electronic, digital and listening devices)
Students MAY NOT have in their possessions cell phones, and other electronic devices during the school day or during school sponsored activities. Students are expected to put their electronic devices into phone cabinets pouches upon arrival of school and pick them up at the end of the day. Any student who violates this rule will be subject to disciplinary consequences. Cell phones must be turned off and put away throughout the instructional day. Students may request permission from administration to use the phone during the school day
Please note: Students who DO NOT honor this policy are subject to the following:
- 1st reported: Student referred to and counseled by an administrator, phone confiscated for the day, parent/guardian contacted, final warning to put phone in Yondr pouch moving forward 1 day or campus clean up.
- 2nd reported: Student referred to and counseled by an administrator, phone confiscated for the day, parent/guardian contacted, 1 day of campus clean up.
- 3rd reported: Student referred to and counseled by an administrator, parent/guardian contacted, student/parent/admin meeting, agreement, and possible placement on site behavior contract.
- 4th reported: Student counseled by an administrator, parent/guardian contacted, student placed on site behavior contract, and/or referred to ATS (alternative to suspension) in lieu of 1 day suspension (for ongoing defiance and failure to honor behavior contract).
- 5th reported: Student(s) may be placed on independent study (IS) for up to six weeks with the discretion of administration on length of time of (IS).
- 6th reported: Student(s) placed on independent study for longer than six weeks with administration’s discretion on when student is eligible to return to a full day of in-person classes.
