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of Federal or State statutes or rules or is considered a criminal act
t. Disruption of school including inciting others toward acts of disruption
u. The acts or violations listed in the Board Policy governing permanent exclusion.
v. Any other form of behavior which is detrimental to a proper school activity or atmosphere
as prescribed by the administration and as outlined in the student/parent handbook for the
building in which the student is assigned.
w. Other prohibited acts which may result in student discipline which appear in the student
handbooks of buildings in the District and which have not been specifically stated in this
policy are incorporated by reference into the code of student conduct for each building.
x. Any other acts prohibited by other Board policies but which are not specifically listed in
this policy.
y.84. Disrespect
z.85. Trespassing
aa. 86. Verbal/Written Threat to Another Student

19 Harassment/Intimidation

Repeatedly annoying or attacking using physical, verbal, written, or electronic action that creates fear
of harm, an intimidating or hostile education or work environment, without displaying a weapon and
without subjecting the victim to actual physical attack (i.e., bullying, hazing, threat of harm).

a.67. Hazing and Intimidation
b.82. Verbal threat to school employee
c.90. Bullying

20 Firearm Look-a-Likes

Any item that resembles a firearm but does not have the explosive characteristics of a firearm but
may use a spring loaded devise or air pressure by which to propel an object or substance (i.e., toy guns,
cap guns, bb guns, pellet guns).

a. Any possession or use or threatened use of a look-alike or counterfeit weapon

21 Unwelcome Sexual Conduct

Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, other physical or verbal conduct or
communication of a sexual nature, including gender-based harassment that creates an intimidating,
hostile, or offensive education or work environment (i.e., pinching, grabbing, suggestive comments,
gestures or jokes or pressure to engage in sexual activity).

22 Serious Bodily Injury

An incident that results in serious bodily injury to oneself or others. Serious Bodily Injury is defined
as ―A bodily injury that involves substantial risk of death; extreme physical pain; protracted and
obvious disfigurement; or protracted loss or impairment of the function of a bodily member, organ or
faculty (18 U.S.C. § 1365(3)(h)).

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