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Re: Corporal Punishment policy
Posted by: VP on 7/14/09
We send out a copy of the code of conduct each year with a
form parents can sign if they do not want their student to
have a corporal punishment option. Very few sign it. As
one post noted, almost all high school students will choose a
paddling over detention or ISS. For female students, we have
a female teacher, coach or VP administer or witness the
paddling.
On 7/13/09, Amy Meyers wrote:
> Our district has decided to try a voluntary corporal
> punishment policy for grades 9-12 which seems to have
> worked well elsewhere. Under the policy, for most class I
> violations of the code of conduct, students would choose
> between a specified detention assignment and a paddling.
>
> We would be intersted if anyone has sugesstions regarding
> this policy and/or a discipline matrix providing
> alternative punishments for specific code violations.
>
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Corporal Punishment policy, 7/13/09, by Amy Meyers.
- Re: Corporal Punishment policy, 7/13/09, by rwd.
- Re: Corporal Punishment policy, 7/14/09, by VP.
- Re: Corporal Punishment policy, 7/17/09, by discipline chart.
- Re: Corporal Punishment policy, 7/25/09, by Why, I thought females wanted to equal to males..
- Re: Corporal Punishment policy, 7/27/09, by Lauren.
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