Infraction Level Determination & Response Options

For each of the Student Conduct Offenses (pages 16-26) listed, there will be information available describing the possible intervention & consequence levels (based on the incident type) and definitions and/or examples of these incidents that can help determine the appropriate level of response.

Minor behaviors occurring at Level 1 will be managed by Classified & Certified staff.

MINOR INCIDENTS (LEVEL 1)

Possible Intervention Options

INTERVENTIONS
Clarify Expectations, Modeling/Re-Teaching, Mindfulness/Regulation Routine, Creation of Social Story, Re-Direction, Non-Verbal Cues/Proximity, Seating Adjustment, Family/Guardian Contact, Restorative Opportunity, Student Reflection, Intervention Plan Developed, Peer Mediation

Minor and Major behaviors occurring at Levels 2-4 will be managed by Administration and/or Designee.

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MINOR INCIDENTS (LEVEL 2)

Possible Intervention & Consequence Options

INTERVENTIONS	CONSEQUENCES
Restorative Opportunity Student Reflection Conference (Re-Entry Meeting) Intervention Plan Developed Peer Mediation (When Appropriate)	Intervention Only (No Disciplinary Action Taken) Loss of Privileges Lunch Detention Campus Clean-Up In-School Suspension

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MAJOR INCIDENTS (LEVELS 3-4)

Possible Intervention & Consequence Options

INTERVENTIONS	CONSEQUENCES
Intervention Plan Developed Restorative Opportunity Conference (Re-Entry Meeting) Positive Behavior Support Plan (When Appropriate) Bias Incident Report and/or Title VI or IX Investigation Threat Assessment	Loss of Privileges In-School Suspension Out-of-School Suspension Campus Clean-Up Expulsion Recommendation (Level 4 Only)

NOTE

For students in fifth grade or lower, out-of-school suspension may be utilized in the following instances only:

1. For non-accidental conduct causing serious physical harm to a student or school employee
2. When a school administrator determines, based upon the administrator’s observation or upon a report from a school employee, that the student’s conduct poses a direct threat to the health or safety of students or school employees
3. When the suspension or expulsion is required by law

Reference: Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR) 581-021-0065