Code of Conduct

STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The District is committed to safeguarding the rights given to all students under state and federal law. However, with all rights come responsibilities.

Elementary Student Rights and Responsibilities:

This Code of Conduct is an explanation of the behavior that is expected of students in our elementary school. It applies to student behaviors in and out of the school buildings including, but not limited to classrooms, auditorium, cafeterias, field trips and buses. We believe that responsible behavior results in privileges. This Code of Conduct is meant to stop problems before they start; if students misbehave they must accept the consequences, penalties or loss of privileges. We will maintain contact with parents and guardians to make sure the policies and consequences of the Code are understood and successfully carried out.

The following Rights and Responsibilities relate to all elementary level students in the district:

Rights                                               Responsibilities

1. Be respected by teachers,                          Show respect for adults & students.
    students, and other staff.

2. Have access to school materials                  Show proper use of these items.
    and equipment (books, computers,
    playground facilities, etc.)

3. Be safe in the school                                   Behave in a way that does not
    environment.                                              affect the physical and emotional safety of themselves and others.

4. Be listened to by teachers,                            Listen to adults and each other
    students, and other staff.                             respectfully.

5. Be treated kindly.                                       Use “I Care Rules.”

6. Attend school with attention to                      Be clean and dress in a manner
    personal cleanliness and                              that is not distracting. 
   appropriate dress.

7. Not be bullied or teased                             Respect one another and treat
    either with hands or words.                         others the way you would like to be treated.

8. To be protected from negative                 To respect one another. To behave in a way that

    situations based on differences                  supports an environment that is free from intimidation,

    that occur at school events.                      discrimination, and harassment. To report and

                                                                    encourage others to report when they see negative

                                                                    events occurring.

Last Modified on August 14, 2012