St Anne School, Warren, Michigan
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Harassment / Sexual Harassment

It is the policy of the Archdiocese of Detroit and St. Anne Roman Catholic Grade School to make every effort to provide an educational environment free from all forms of harassment. This policy applies to the words and actions of all students as well as all adults who may be in a working relationship with the school.

Sexual Harassment refers to behavior that is not welcome, that personally is offensive to some people, and fails to respect the rights of others. Harassment can be either conduct or communication.

Examples of Sexual Harassment but not limited to:

  • Sexual innuendoes
  • Jokes of a sexual nature
  • Sexual propositions, sexually suggestive objects, pictures, cartoons and other materials
  • Foul and obscene language, jokes or gestures
  • Unwanted and unnecessary physical contact
  • Unwelcome comments about appearance

General Forms of Harassment / Bullying

Other forms of illegal harassment refer to any verbal or physical conduct or communication that shows hostility toward another student for any reason including his/her legally protected status based on race, color, religion, gender, or disability when the conduct or communication is intended to or has the effect of interfering with the individual's education or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive educational environment.

Examples of behavior intended to harass, bully, or intimidate could include but not be limited to:

* Physical: hitting, shoving, taking or defacing property, inappropriate gestures
* Verbal: oral or written threats, taunting, insulting or prejudicial comments
* Indirect: spreading rumors or untruths with malicious intent
* Relational: spreading rumors, ostracizing or exclusionary behavior
* Sexual: inappropriate touching, threatening, or teasing that is sexually harassing
* Cyber: bullying behavior expressed through modern conveniences such as internet chat rooms, hand-held devices and cellular phones

Disciplinary Actions

Students whose behavior violates school policy regarding harassment will be subject to a range of disciplinary actions. One or more of these actions may be implemented by administration in any order determined to be appropriate.

  • Student - teacher / administrator conference
  • Parent - student-teacher / administrator conference
  • Written reprimand
  • Referral to counseling
  • Suspension / expulsion

 

 

 

Detention & Forfeits
Discipline by detention, forfeiting athletic eligibility and for dress code violations.

Harassment
Sexual Harassment
Bullying

Suspension
For serious infractions of school rules.

Expulsion
Supreme disciplinary penalties that a school can invoke upon any student.

Weapons
School Rules on students who carry, possess, conceal or transfer any type of weapon in school.

Substance Abuse
An overview and school policy on substance abuse, as approved by the St Anne School Committee, 5/91)

 
 
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