District Student Discipline Committee

      Annually, the District 108 Student Discipline Committee meets to review disciplinary data, changes in law, and input

from committee members.  The Committee's single product is the Student Discipline Handbook, which has three editions

tailored for students of differing ages: primary, intermediate, and junior high.  To assure that students receive adequate due

process, the Handbook specifies in plain language the general behavioral expectations, disciplinary consequences, and

administrative procedures used by District 108.

     Typically, the Committee accomplishes it task at an annual meeting, at present tentatively scheduled:

District Office

Board Conference Room

Tuesday

June 1, 2004

4:00 PM

Draft Agenda

    In order to complete its work in one meeting, members must do a bit of advance preparation, as explained below: 

Here's what to do:

       1.   Review/download the Supporting Materials below that pertain to your grade.

       2.   Reflect on and gather information about the following questions.

• Are the current District Discipline Handbook and procedures adequately serving the needs of the district and school sites?
• What revisions are needed to improve its effectiveness for the 2004-2005 school year?
• What other issues need to be considered by the Discipline Committee?

 

       3.   Complete the Discipline Committee survey online by Friday, May 28, 2004:

•   http://www.zoomerang.com/survey.zgi?p=WEB2JHKJXBBY  
• Survey Results

Supporting Materials

Current Handbooks:

• Primary Handbook 2003-2004
• Intermediate Handbook 2003-2004
• Junior High Handbook 2003-2004

Proposed Changes for 2004-2005:

• Proposed Legal Notices for 2004-2005

Disciplinary Documentation:

• Suspension Summary 1998-99 through 2003-04
• Policy 7-190 Student Discipline