Common Classroom Incident

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Question 1: What is the most common type of discipline incident you see in your office?

I see a number of students come in for off task behavior, student discipline and tardies through out the day,

Question 2: What am I allowed to do in the classroom? What types of classroom incidents would indicate that I should send students to you?

Teachers are allowed to have reward systems set up for the class such as: No Homework pass. The types of classroom incidents that you as the teacher should send the assistant principal is for: Major disrespect, fighting and drug suspicion, or when I am to be alerted about something.

Question 3: What is the procedure for sending a student to the office?
You are allowed to contact parents, as well as detention

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