Auburn 101
Auburn says these three things are essential to student success
What are Attitude, Respect, & Responsibility?
Being absent or tardy without permission can result in this type of violation.
What is truancy/persistent absence or tardiness?
Failure to follow directions from school employees can be considered this.
What is insubordination?
During the school day, where should your cell phone be?
What is in a secure place such as your locker or a closed backpack—not out? CAVEAT - if Rossi decides that we are using an App, music or content from your phone for an assignment.
Horseplay in a lab can result in this immediate action.
What is removal from the program lab or classroom?
True or False: The Code of Conduct only applies when you're physically in the building or on campus?
What is FALSE? It also applies during school-sponsored activities, field trips, job shadowing, internships, work-based learning, and Board-provided transportation.
You arrive at Auburn and decide to hang out in the parking lot instead of entering the building. What rule could you be violating?
What is Out-of-Area/Loitering? Students are expected to enter the school immediately upon arrival.
True or False: Bullying can include electronic acts involving social media, texting, or other technology.
What is True?
What happens after your first unauthorized cell phone incident?
What is a verbal warning?
True or False: A student may use program equipment however they want as long as they don't hurt anyone.
What is False? Equipment must be used safely and for its intended purpose.
Auburn can honor this disciplinary action when it is issued by your partner Associate High School.
What is a suspension or expulsion? The discipline is reciprocal between Auburn and the partner high school.
Can you leave school grounds whenever you want after you've arrived?
What is naaawwww, man? Students may not leave school or school grounds without permission.
What does the Code call an initiation activity that creates a substantial risk of mental or physical harm?
What is hazing?
What happens after your second unauthorized cell phone incident?
What is parent/guardian contact?
REMINDER: Rossi will make you contact them before she does.
What does the Code prohibit when it comes to fire?
What is using fire for purposes unrelated to instruction, including possessing lighters or potentially fire-starting equipment?
Your friend says, "If I'm off school property, Auburn can't discipline me." Explain why that isn't necessarily true.
What is off-school misconduct? Conduct outside school can still fall under the Code if it substantially disrupts Auburn's educational process or involves threats, harassment, cyberbullying, or inappropriate electronic communications involving Auburn students or personnel.
You're suspended from Auburn but decide to come hang out in the building anyway. What could this be considered?
What is trespassing? Students who have been removed, suspended, expelled, or permanently excluded may not be on school property without administrative authorization.
A student repeatedly sends another student threatening messages. The messages cause the student to fear physical harm and create an intimidating educational environment. What Code violation could apply?
What is harassment/threatening/aggressive behavior, including cyberbullying?
You've already received a warning and your parent/guardian has been contacted. You pull out your phone again. What happens next?
What is an office referral?
A student uses a tool in a lab as a weapon instead of for its intended purpose. What part of the Code could apply?
What are Safety Violation/Horseplay and Weapons? Tools used as weapons or to inflict harm can fall under the Code's weapon provisions.
Name three possible consequences listed in the Code for violating Auburn's standards.
What are suspension, emergency removal, and expulsion? Other appropriate consequences may also apply.
Name two places or situations where Auburn's Code of Conduct applies outside the normal classroom.
What are field trips, job shadowing, internships, work-based learning, school-sponsored events, and Board-provided transportation?
A student says, "But the person agreed to participate in the hazing, so it's okay." According to Auburn's Code, is that a valid defense?
What is no? Permission, consent, or assumption of risk does not lessen the prohibition against hazing
Name two exceptions that can allow a student to use a cell phone during the school day.
What are a purpose documented in an IEP, or using the phone to monitor/address a health concern?
Name three examples of objects that Auburn's Code can consider weapons.
What are firearms, guns, knives, razors, clubs, electric weapons, metallic knuckles, martial arts weapons, ammunition, and explosives?