Student Code of Conduct

Which of the following is a guideline mentioned for attending classes?

• Attend and be on time to all classes every day.

• Attend classes only when convenient.

• Skip classes if you have other commitments.

• Attend classes only if you feel like it.

What should students do to prepare for each class?

• Bring snacks and drinks.

• Prepare with the appropriate classroom materials.

• Bring their pets.

• Prepare with their favorite toys.

What is prohibited on campus, in District vehicles, and at school-sponsored activities?

• Cell phones

• Sports equipment

• Drugs, alcohol, firearms, and other illegal weapons

• Textbooks

How should students handle their personal belongings before arriving at school?

• Leave them at home.

• Inspect them and ensure they are responsible for what they bring on campus.

• Give them to a friend.

• Leave them unattended.

What should students do if they witness verbal threats or violence?

• Ignore it.

• Report it to school personnel, law enforcement officer, or use the FWISD app.

• Join in.

• Record it and post on social media.

What is the policy regarding the use of cell phones and other electronic devices on campus?

• Use them freely at all times.

• Comply with the campus administrator’s determinations.

• Use them only during lunch breaks.

• Share them with friends.

What is the privilege mentioned in the guidelines regarding electronic communications?

• The use of school computers and internet services.

• The use of personal laptops.

• The use of social media.

• The use of gaming consoles.

What should students know if they participate in sports or other extra-curricular activities?

• They can skip classes.

• They may have to follow higher standards of behavior.

• They can ignore school rules.

• They can use their phones during activities.

What must the CBC consider before recommending a student's suspension or removal to an alternative school setting?

• If the student acted in self-defense

• The student's academic performance

• The student's participation in extracurricular activities

• The student's attendance record

Which of the following is NOT a factor the CBC must consider before recommending a student's suspension or removal?

• The student's intent or lack of intent at the time of the conduct

• The student's disciplinary history

• The student's participation in sports

• If the student has a disability that substantially impairs his or her capacity to appreciate the wrongfulness of the conduct