Public Service Announcements
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At JWMS, our primary goal is to create a conducive learning environment where students can focus on academics and where teachers can effectively teach. Discipline helps students develop a sense of responsibility, respect for others, and self-regulation skills.
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Examples of Inappropriate Behavior
1. Truancy – All Day
2. Unexcused Tardiness to School/Class
3. Skipping a Class (full or partial class period)/Leaving class without permission
4. Violation of Pass Privileges
5. Off-Campus Without Permission of the Main Office
6. Disruptive at Extracurricular Activities (dances, club meetings, athletic contests, etc)
7. Bus Misconduct
8. Parking/Driving Infractions
9. Attire that is Disruptive, Excessively Revealing, Represents a Safety Hazard, or Promotes Engagement in Illegal Activities (for more detailed information, refer to the Code of Conduct publication, which is available in the main office)
10. Public Displays of Affection
11. Disruptive Behavior
12. Disruptive Behavior During Assigned Lunch Period
13. Inappropriate Library Behavior
14. Unauthorized Use of Electronic Devices
15. Cheating/Plagiarism
16. Horseplay
17. Making unwanted aggressive physical contact with another student (pushing, punching, slapping, spitting, etc.)
18. Fighting (physically)
19. Harassment/Intimidation/Defamation
20. Bullying/Hazing
21. Lying and Other Disrespectful Behavior
22. Profanity, Vulgarity, and Offensive Language or Materials
23. Insubordination (challenge of authority)
24. Vulgarity Directed at a Staff Member
25. Impeding/Interfering with an Administrative Investigation
26. Possession or Use of Tobacco Products and/or Electronic Cigarettes
27. Possession or Use of Drugs, Alcohol, Synthetic/Designer Drugs, and/or Drug Paraphernalia
28. Possession of a Weapon on School Premises
29. Pulling of Fire Alarm (Falsely)/Threat Against the School
30. Forgery
31. Vandalism: Deliberately damaging or defacing school property
32. Theft
