Bullying and Harrasment
Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco
Academic Honesty and AI
Phones and Tech
Consequences
100

What is cyberbullying?

This is the term used for bullying that occurs through technology or electronic communication.

100

These three categories of substances are prohibited under the Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco policy.

Tobacco products, alcohol, and drugs/drug paraphernalia.

100

Definition of plagiarism according to the handbook.

The act of presenting another person's work — or work generated by AI — as one's own.

100

The bell-to-bell phone policy is in effect from this time to this time each school day.

8:10 a.m. to 3:35 p.m

100

Three lates to class equals this consequence.

Detention.

200

Interpersonal misconduct is prohibited in these three types of locations beyond school campus.

School vehicles, school-sponsored events/activities/athletic contests, and off-campus trips.

200

A student who violates the drug/alcohol policy may be excluded from school for at least this long.

One trimester.

200

Under the AI Stoplight system, this color means no generative AI may be used at all.

Red.

200

Refusing to surrender a device when asked by a faculty or staff member is treated as this.

Disciplinary matter

200

A student who cuts a class receives this academic penalty in addition to two detentions.

A zero for work due that period and for any assessments given during the cut period.

300

This is the term for any form of intimidation or reprisal directed against a student who reports misconduct.

Retaliation?

300

A student returning after a drug/alcohol exclusion must show this academic record from any school attended during exclusion.

B+ or better average with consistent attendance.

300

In the Upper School, a second cheating/plagiarism offense results in a zero AND this additional consequence.

A conference with the student, parents, and Upper School Director.

300

This is one consequence that can result from a phone policy violation.

Detention / confiscation / suspension / parent retrieval / loss of privileges / meeting with administration.

300

A student on behavior probation may not do this.

Represent Barrack Hebrew Academy to the outside community / participate in interscholastic sports, dramatic presentations, MSC, SA executive board, etc.

400

Bullying must have this quality — meaning it is not a one-time act but ongoing.

Severe, persistent, or pervasive

400

A student may invoke the Sanctuary Policy for drug/alcohol issues only if this condition is met.

The request must be student-initiated and occur before any school administrator or faculty learns of the student's use.

400

Under the Green Light AI policy, students must always do this regardless of how much AI they use.

 Disclose any generative AI assistance — and presenting AI work as their own still constitutes academic dishonesty.

400

Students are prohibited from doing this in the online/remote learning environment regarding recordings.

Recording any part of an online/remote learning program, or sharing/broadcasting materials created or recorded by the School.

400

A student who receives an F in one course or a D in two courses is placed on this.

Academic Probation.

500

What is one consequence of bullying or harrasment?

Suspension.

500

The definition of 'Electronic Smoking Device' as stated in the handbook.

Any electronic device, the use of which may resemble smoking, which can be used to deliver an inhaled dose of nicotine or other substances to the user

500

In the Upper School, a fourth offense of cheating or plagiarism results in this consequence.

Expulsion.

500

Under the Acceptable Use Policy, violations may result in this most severe consequence for students.

Withdrawal from school.

500

A student who remains on Academic Probation for this long may be asked to withdraw from the School.

Two consecutive trimesters.

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