ing, giving away, or otherwise transferring to another person any controlled substance or alcohol, includes any transfer of a prescription drug or any substance alleged to be a drug regardless of the actual content.  Students distributing alcohol/illegal drugs are subject to long-term suspension or expulsion on the first offense.  Students distributing alcohol/illegal drugs are subject to long-term suspension or expulsion on the first offense.  The aforementioned applies to school property, school buses or at any school sponsored activity.  All illegal activities will be reported to the police for prosecution.  Students involved with alcohol/illegal drug activities will be required to complete drug/alcohol evaluations within 30 days and receive appropriate treatment, if recommended.
Alcohol/Illegal Drug Intoxication
Students suspected of alcohol/illegal drug intoxication will be referred to the administrator and/or school nurse for screening.  Students who may be impaired by alcohol/drugs on school campus will be referred for appropriate testing with parent permission.  Students who test "positive" will be disciplined the same as those students who are found guilty for possession/use of alcohol or illegal drugs.  Also, these students will be required to complete drug/alcohol evaluations within 30 days and receive appropriate treatment, if recommended.
2. Theft of Property
Students taking the property of others, regardless of intent to return, are subject to restitution, legal action, and short or long-term suspension from school.  Continuing offenses will result in expulsion from school.
3. Truancy
Students, individually or collectively, cutting classes or failing to follow proper procedures for absences (see Attendance Policy) are subject to in-school suspension, community service, make-up time, out-of-school suspension, notification of juvenile authorities and possible expulsion.  "Ditch Days" of any kind are strictly prohibited.
4. Insubordination or Willful Disobedience
Students refusing to obey a school rule, regulation, or order given by a staff member or school official are subject to short or long-term suspension from school.  Continuing offenses will result in expulsion from school.
5. Fighting
Students involved in fighting on school property, school buses or at any school activity on or away from the campus are subject to short-term suspension from school, probation for the remainder of the school year, and legal action by law enforcement authorities.  Continuing offenses will result in long-term suspension from school; expulsion can also occur after the first offense, depending on the seriousness of the physical assault.  Students found guilty of fighting during extracurricular activities, including away events, may lose their privilege of attending extracurricular events for the remainder of the year.

6. Verbal Abuse

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