Behavior Consequences at Emerald Park

Behavior Consequences

Some of the methods we may use to help change unconstructive student behavior include:

·         Verbal/Non-verbal

·         Student/Teacher Conference

·         Reflection Time and/or Time Out

·         Written Problem-Solving Plan

·         Discipline Referral

·         Restricted Movement

·         Modified Schedule

·         Work Detail

·         Parent/Teacher/Student Conference

·         Loss of Field Trip

·         Shortened Day

·         School-wide Communication Slip

      The following consequences may be applied after misbehavior:

·         Loss of recess

·         Community Service

·         Talk to student/verbal warning

·         Use problem solving thinking map or resolution plan

·         Write apology letter

·         Call home

·         Walk with playground supervisor during recess or “benching”.

·         Time out in partner teacher’s classroom

·         After school detention

·         Read playground rules

·         Meet/or phone conference with parents

·         Suspension in-school or out of school

·         Expulsion

Damaged property needs to be replaced or repaired. If this is not possible, something must be decided upon that is agreeable to both parties. There will be a zero-tolerance policy for drug-related activity, weapons (including toys), physical abuse, or severe verbal abuse. Students will earn school discipline that includes, but is not limited to, school service or short/long term suspension for zero-tolerance infractions.