Scholar Resource & Responsibility Guide

District Attendance Policy
Dress Code
Scholar & Family Resources
Scholar Expectations & School Responses
Transportation Eligibility Guidelines

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Application of Expectations for Scholar Conduct
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Due Process

Progressive Behavior is a whole child approach to teaching children by meeting their behavioral, social, intellectual and emotional needs. We recognize that many factors both inside and outside the school building impact our scholars. Our goal is to provide the support and services needed by our scholars and their families to address these needs and prevent a scholar from requiring disciplinary action.

Expectations for Scholar Conduct

The scholar code of conduct outlined in this handbook applies before, during, and after school when scholars are: 

  1. In school buildings or are on any school premises 
  2. At any school-sponsored activity, regardless of location 
  3. Walking to or from school or a school-sponsored activity 
  4. Traveling on school buses, other related vehicles, or any other vehicle used to transport scholars to and from school or a school sponsored activity 
  5. Using school telecommunications networks, accounts or any other District service 
  6. Conducting themselves inappropriately and their presence may disrupt an orderly school environment and the educational process