It
is the policy of the Granite School District that no person shall
on the grounds of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, or
mental/physical disability or challenge be excluded from participation
in, denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination in employment
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The
following Granite School District Policies help
establish a secure and safe learning environment for Granite School
District patrons. Exclusion from Granite Peaks
programs and/or a law enforcement referral may
result from noncompliance.
The
following are prohibited:
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
The
use, possession, distribution or sale of drugs/alcohol or paraphernalia.
Smoking is not allowed on school grounds.
Assaults/Threats
of Violence:
Acts of violence, including physical/sexual assaults or threats.
Weapons:
Use and/or possession of a real, look-alike or pretend weapon.
Vandalism:
Burglary and vandalizing school building or property.
Loitering:
Loitering in the halls or on the grounds while not in class.
Criminal
Behavior:
Any type of criminal behavior or organized gang activity.
Sexual
Harassment: Conduct of a sexual nature which has the purpose
or effect of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive environment.
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The
policy of the Granite School District Board of Education regarding
SCHOOL VIOLATIONS, SCHOOL CONDUCT, and SCHOOL DISCIPLINE states:
Student
acts of criminal behavior that place a person or persons in imminent
danger are prohibited in all Granite School District schools,
on school grounds, to and from school, at school sanctioned activities
or when students are being transported in vehicles dispatched
by the district. Disciplinary sanctions will also apply to students
whose conduct, in locations other than those mentioned, threatens
or does harm to the school, school property or persons associated
with the school.
Behavior creating imminent danger will be referred for law enforcement
investigation. Such behaviors include, but are not limited to:
assault, possession, control or actual or threatened use of a
real, look alike, or pretend weapon; possession or selling of
illegal substances; acts of gang behavior or any act involving
the use of force or the threatened use of force against life or
property regardless of intent.
Weapons may include, but not be limited to firearms, knives, explosives,
fireworks, chemical devices, martial arts weapons, instruments
that propel an object, or anything that may place any person or
persons in imminent danger.
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On
rare occasions, it may be necessary to cancel a class due to facility
problems, instructor illness, etc. We make every effort to contact
class members and let them know of the cancellation. It is sometimes
impossible, however, to reach everyone. To insure a child will not
be left alone in a school in the event a class has been cancelled
and notification has not been possible, please make certain that your
child is in the classroom and a teacher is present before you leave
the school. For the protection of your child, we are requesting that
you adhere closely to this regulation.
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