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    The document discusses behavioral issues in class and policies for handling them. The current policy allows teachers to send disruptive students to the office, give detentions, or ignore them. A proposed new policy suggests that for the first offense, teachers talk to students and offer help from guidance counselors. For a second offense, teachers can assign detentions or alternative learning. Some teachers feel this wouldn't work because addressing behaviors isn't required, and they lack time. The document proposes a middle ground where teachers talk to students they feel need support, but it wouldn't be a strict rule.

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    Behavioral Issues in Class

    By: Kirsten Swank and Chloe Lorton

    Current Policy
    Depending on the teacher, if a student is insubordinate then a majority of teachers
    may send the student to the office, give them a detention, or just ignore the
    student all together.

    New Policy
    1st offense- Give the student some time to cooperate, but if they continue to
    disrespect you or others, then pull them aside and talk to them. Offer them help if
    needed, either by you, if you feel capable, or address them to see a guidance
    counselor.
    2nd offense- If the student is still uncooperative then you may give them a
    detention or ALC.

    Teacher opinion
    It wouldnt work because
    -Not a job requirement
    -Dont have time to do that with all the other students they have.
    -It depends on the kid whether or not a punishment should be acted upon.

    Meet in the middle


    Most teachers here generally care about their students so instead of enforcing
    teachers to talk to every single student who has a behavioral issue, at least talk to
    the ones you feel, in your opinion, need someone to talk to or need that support.

    In other words it would become a policy but it is not necessarily a set in stone rule.
    More of an encouragement.

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