Common use of BEHAVIOR STANDARDS Clause in Contracts

BEHAVIOR STANDARDS. 7.1. Student athletes must represent their school in a manner worthy of school and community pride. Behavior that results in dishonor to the student, team, coach/ leaders, school, or district will not be tolerated and consequences will be administered. 7.2. A student athlete’s discipline record stays with them throughout their high school career and consequences will be administered as outlined in Section 8 of this policy, regardless if the student transfers between Salem-Keizer high schools or transfer into a Salem-Keizer high school from out of the district. 7.3. Student athletes are expected to comply with district policies and procedures, school rules, and expectations both at and away from school and at all school sponsored activities. Offenses and their consequences are defined in the District’s student discipline policy and procedure and include: 7.3.1. Possession, selling, distribution, buying, use of, or being under the influence of an alcoholic beverage; inhalants, including solvents, and other dangerous substances; or any other drug as defined by but not necessarily limited to the Uniform Controlled Substance Act, ORS 475.005; possession of paraphernalia, possession of look-alikes being represented as being a controlled substance(s), and/or misuse of prescription or non-prescription drugs; smoking, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using tobacco products; physical assault of another person; aggressive behavior; threats (written, verbal, or conduct); harassment; intimidation; bullying; sexual harassment; racism; possessing, transmitting, selling, or displaying a weapon or look-alike weapon; unauthorized absences; any act or attempted act of fire-setting; misuse of computer networks and internet; property damage; theft; and nonpayment of fees, fines, and/or restitution for damaged or lost property. 7.4. Student athletes found in violation of District’s student discipline policy and procedure and/or school rules will be held accountable for their actions as per the consequences outlined in the student discipline policy and procedure. In addition, the coach or school administrator may determine that the student athlete will have additional consequences as outlined in this policy. 7.5. Student athletes who initiate a complaint or otherwise report sexual harassment or sexual assault covered by Administrative Policy HUM-A029 or who participate in an investigation may not be disciplined for violations of the district’s drug and alcohol policies that occurred in connection with the reported sexual harassment or sexual assault and that were discovered because of the report or investigation unless the student gave another person alcohol or drugs without the person’s knowledge and with the intent of causing the person to become incapacitated and vulnerable to the prohibited conduct. 7.6. Student athletes who, either in school or away from school, have acted in a manner that constitutes a criminal offense, (excluding minor traffic violations), may be suspended from participation and/or removed from athletic program(s). 7.7. Student athletes who find themselves in the presence of persons who are illegally using, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using or under the influence of alcohol, inhalants, or any other drug as defined by District’s student discipline policy and procedure shall as safely and immediately remove themselves from the presence of all persons and places involved and immediately contact their parents and notify their head coach, assistant coach, or other school official within 24 hours.

BEHAVIOR STANDARDS. 7.1. Student athletes must represent their school in a manner worthy of school and community pride. Behavior that results in dishonor to the student, team, coach/ coach/leaders, school, or district will not be tolerated and consequences will be administered. 7.2. A student athlete’s discipline record stays with them throughout their high school career and consequences will be administered as outlined in Section 8 of this policy, regardless if the student transfers between Salem-Keizer high schools or transfer into a Salem-Keizer high school from out of the district. 7.3. Student athletes are expected to comply with district policies and procedures, school rules, and expectations both at and away from school and at all school sponsored activities. Offenses and their consequences are defined in the District’s student discipline policy and procedure and include: 7.3.1. Possession, selling, distribution, buying, use of, or being under the influence of an alcoholic beverage; inhalants, including solvents, and other dangerous substances; or any other drug as defined by but not necessarily limited to the Uniform Controlled Substance Act, ORS 475.005; possession of paraphernalia, possession of look-alikes being represented as being a controlled substance(s), and/or misuse of prescription or non-prescription drugs; smoking, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using tobacco products; physical assault of another person; aggressive behavior; threats (written, verbal, or conduct); harassment; intimidation; bullying; sexual harassment; racism; possessing, transmitting, selling, or displaying a weapon or look-alike weapon; unauthorized absences; any act or attempted act of fire-setting; misuse of computer networks and internet; property damage; theft; and nonpayment of fees, fines, and/or restitution for damaged or lost property. 7.4. Student athletes found in violation of District’s student discipline policy and procedure and/or school rules will be held accountable for their actions as per the consequences outlined in the student discipline policy and procedure. In addition, the coach or school administrator may determine that the student athlete will have additional consequences as outlined in this policy. 7.5. Student athletes who initiate a complaint or otherwise report sexual harassment or sexual assault covered by Administrative Policy HUM-A029 or who participate in an investigation may not be disciplined for violations of the district’s drug and alcohol policies that occurred in connection with the reported sexual harassment or sexual assault and that were discovered because of the report or investigation unless the student gave another person alcohol or drugs without the person’s knowledge and with the intent of causing the person to become incapacitated and vulnerable to the prohibited conduct. 7.6. Student athletes who, either in school or away from school, have acted in a manner that constitutes a criminal offense, offense (excluding minor traffic violations), may be suspended from participation and/or removed from athletic program(s). 7.77.6. Student athletes who find themselves in the presence of persons who are illegally using, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using or under the influence of alcohol, inhalants, or any other drug as defined by District’s student discipline policy and procedure shall as safely and immediately remove themselves from the presence of all persons and places involved and immediately contact their parents and notify their head coach, assistant coach, or other school official coach within 24 hours.

BEHAVIOR STANDARDS. 7.1. Student athletes must represent their school in a manner worthy of school and community pride. Behavior that results in dishonor to the student, team, coach/ coach/leaders, school, or district will not be tolerated and consequences will be administered. 7.2. A student athlete’s discipline record stays with them throughout their high school career and consequences will be administered as outlined outline in Section 8 of this policy, regardless if the student transfers between Salem-Keizer high schools or transfer into a Salem-Keizer high school from out of the district. 7.3. Student athletes are expected to comply with district policies and procedures, school rules, rules and expectations both at and away from school and at all school sponsored activities. Offenses and their consequences are defined in the District’s student discipline policy and procedure and include: 7.3.1. Possession, selling, distribution, buying, use of, or being under the influence of an alcoholic beverage; inhalants, including solvents, and other dangerous substances; or any other drug as defined by but not necessarily limited to the Uniform Controlled Substance Act, ORS 475.005; possession of paraphernalia, possession of look-alikes being represented as being a controlled substance(s), and/or misuse of prescription or non-prescription drugs; smoking, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using tobacco products; physical assault of another person; aggressive behavior; threats (written, verbal, or conduct); harassment; intimidation; bullying; sexual harassment; racism; possessing, transmitting, selling, or displaying a weapon or look-alike weapon; unauthorized absences; any act or attempted act of fire-setting; misuse of computer networks and internet; property damage; theft; and nonpayment of fees, fines, and/or restitution for damaged or lost property. 7.4. Student athletes found in violation of District’s student discipline policy and procedure and/or school rules will be held accountable for their actions as per the consequences outlined in the student Student discipline policy and procedure. In addition, the coach or school administrator may determine that the student athlete will have additional consequences as outlined in this policy. 7.5. Student athletes who initiate a complaint or otherwise report sexual harassment or sexual assault covered by Administrative Policy HUM-A029 or who participate in an investigation may not be disciplined for violations of the district’s drug and alcohol policies that occurred in connection with the reported sexual harassment or sexual assault and that were discovered because of the report or investigation unless the student gave another person alcohol or drugs without the person’s knowledge and with the intent of causing the person to become incapacitated and vulnerable to the prohibited conduct. 7.6. Student athletes who, either in school or away from school, have acted in a manner that constitutes a criminal offense, (excluding minor traffic violations), may be suspended from participation and/or removed from athletic program(s). 7.77.6. Student athletes who find themselves in the presence of persons who are illegally using, possessing, selling, buying, transmitting, distributing, or otherwise using or under the influence of alcohol, inhalants, or any other drug as defined by District’s student discipline policy and procedure shall as safely and immediately remove themselves from the presence of all persons and places involved and immediately contact their parents and notify their head coach, assistant coach, or other school official coach within 24 hours.