Discipline Problems
Where do most behavior problems occur during the school day? (2 places)
What is the school bus and recess
Anything sexual in nature
What is guidance?
Circle activities, Collaborative negotiation, peer mediation, formal conferences
What are Restorative practices.
The standards set forth in the discipline code "only" apply during school hours
What is false?
They apply...
-in school, during school hours
-before and after school, while on school property
- while traveling on vehicles funded by NYCDOE
-all school sponsored events
- on other school property when such behavior can negatively affect the educational process or endanger the health, safety, moral or welfare of the school community.
Infractions are grouped into how many levels?
What is 5?
Level 1- Uncooperative/Non Compliant Behavior
Level 2 Disorderly Behavior
Level 3 Disruptive Behavior
Level 4 Aggressive or Injurious/Harmful Behavior
Level 5 Seriously dangerous or violent behavior
What time of day is the busiest in the Deans office?
What is after lunch?
A physical altercation on the playground
What is Dean?
What happened?
Who was harmed/affected by the behavior?
What needs to be done to make things right?
How can people behave differently in the future?
What is the restorative approach to asking questions when a behavioral incident occurs?
The Discipline Code does not apply to Pre- K students
What is true?
The discipline code only applies to students in K-12
Using slurs on race, ethnicity, color weight, national origin etc.
Defying or disobeying authority or directive
Taking someone else's property
Shoving, pushing or spitting
What is a Level 3 Infraction
Are bullying and conflict the same thing?
What is no
Bullying is behavior that is intended to cause some kind of harm. It is done purposely to hurt the person targeted Bullying is an imbalance of power, whether it be physical strength or social status.
A student who expresses thoughts of suicide
What is guidance counselor?
Sharon DelVecchio
Masiel Dominquez
Melissa Ferrari
Maureen Falesto
Who has Restorative Practice lesson Plans
Students may be excluded from activities that are held during class time due to discipline problems.
What is False?
-Students can receive detention or exclusion from extra curricular activities and communal lunchtime.
Being late for school
Disrupting the class (making noises, screaming)
Engaging in rude or disrespectful behavior
Posting or distributing material in violation of NYCDOE
What is a Level 2 infraction
The place to file an incident report
What is OORS (Online Occurence Reporting System)
This is the primary system of record for all incidents in the DOE, which include, disciplinary, accidents, and building conditions.
A student using foul or inappropriate language to students or staff
What is Dean?
Restorative Practice is only for behavior problems
What is false?
When a student experiences difficulty or engages in inappropriate behavior, the teacher contacts the parent.
What is True?
-Depending on the nature and severity of the behavior, the age and maturity level of the student... one or more of the following steps should take place.
- Conference with student-referral to the guidance counselor or PPT
-Referred to the Deans Office
Using profane or vulgar language
Misusing property that belongs to others
Disruptive behavior on the school bus
Lying to or misleading school personnel
What is a Level 2 infraction
Which code is used most in grades K-5 when reporting an incident on OORS
What is A24?
A24- Shoving, pushing, or engaging in a minor altercation or similar physical confrontational behavior towards students or other personnel
Why?
A student who brings any type weapon to school or takes another students belonging without permission
What is Dean
Safety and Trust
Honor
Openness
Respect
Empowerment
What community building circles focus on
A Student who engages in behavior the is substantially disruptive to the education process may be removed from a class
What is True?
Grades 3-5- If a student is removed from any classroom by a teacher 4 or more times during a semester or 3 times in a trimester, a principals suspension may be imposed for a minimum of one day
Engaging in physically aggressive behavior other than a minor altercation
Coercing, threatening, planning or instigating an act of violence
Harassing, intimidating and bullying behavior, including cyberbullying
What is a Level 4 Infraction