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Wildcat
code of conduct
2020-2021
ROAR Expectations
What do the letters in the acronym “ROAR” stand for?
▪ Respectful
ROAR ▪ Organized
stands ▪ Accountable
for…
▪ Reliable
▪ ROAR is Aragon Middle School’s
ROAR non-negotiables.
▪ The matrix is your guide
The Matrix
Following the ROAR Matrix has its
privileges…….
▪ Wild Cash
▪ Wildcat Den
▪ Classroom
rewards
▪ Attend fun events
2020-2021 Sample Wildcash Menu
Safety is #1
� Report incidents of misbehavior to
▪ Security cameras Teacher or Assistant Principal
� Crime Stoppers - 713-222-TIPS
▪ Trained dogs
� Cy-Fair School Tipline
▪ Metal detectors � Text a tip to 88588
� Keyword Cf051
� Use a home or any school computer
� Aragon website
Emergency Call Buttons
▪ Cover sets off local alarm
▪ Pulling the actual red handle with
trigger whole building alarm
▪ A false report is a very serious situation
Fire Alarms▪ Remain Quiet
▪ Listen to announcements
▪ Listen to teacher
▪ Stay with class group
Crisis Drill ▪ Walk single file in and out of building
Expectations ▪ Everyone’s life depends on cooperationCell phone usage…………. Other Aragon Expectations
▪ Powered off during instructional day
▪ Must have teacher permission
▪ Earbud rule – only 1 earbud allowed in the
Cell phone/ hallway. Earbuds can only be used in the
classroom with teacher permission.
ear buds ▪ Still no phone usage in the hallway
expectations ▪ No phone usage in the cafeteria without
permission
▪ Will be confiscated, will be charged $15,
parent must pick up
Money will go into student activity fundRefusal to give up phone will result in DMC or further consequences
Bus Misbehavior ▪ Cumulative, from the beginning of the year to the end ▪ 1st – Warning and/or disciplinary action ▪ 2nd – 3 day removal and/or action ▪ 3rd – 5 day removal and/or action ▪ 4th and up – 5 days up to the rest of the year
• Do not post anything inappropriate on Social
Media-ever
Social • Nothing is private on Social Media
• It follows you forever
Media • Things you post on social media off campus
can still affect you on campusNO
▪ Skateboards
▪ Permanent markers
▪ Food or drink in the hallway
Other ▪ Water bottles unless they are clear
Important with a clear liquid
Information▪ If using a backpack, it must be clear
▪ You may also have two 6’X9” bags
▪ Athletic bags, as well as music instruments, will
BACKPACK be permitted in building but must be stored in
REMINDER respective areas during the instructional day.▪ Badges must be worn on a lanyard
around your neck at all times.
▪ Badges cannot be defaced, damaged
or destroyed-they are school property
Student ▪ Not wearing your badge due to losing
Expectations or forgetting it can result in d-hall.
for wearing
badges• Temporary badges are available for purchase
• Before 1st period: cafeteria near stage
• After 1st period: AP office
• You must get our temporary badge as soon as
you arrive to campus. The cost is $1.00. Badge
What if I fees must be paid via SchoolCash Online.
forget my • Temporary badge must be worn where it is
visible
badge? • You must request a replacement badge after
three consecutive days of temporary badges
• You must get your temporary badge before 8th
period. You will not be given a temporary badge
on your way to the bus.▪ You will need to purchase another badge:
▪ Badge= $3.00
▪ Lanyard=$2.00
▪ Badge and lanyard set=$5.00
What if I ▪ You will also need to buy a temporary
badge for the day
lose or ▪ Request your temporary badge and
damage replacement badge in the cafeteria
my badge? before 1st period and in the APO after 1st
period.
▪ All badge fees must be paid via SchoolCash
Online.There are Five different levels of offenses
in the Code of Conduct
STUDENT
CODE OF
CONDUCT▪ Positive referrals, classroom
rewards
▪ Classroom consequences
STUDENT ▪ Lunch d-hall
CODE OF ▪ 3 step referral
CONDUCT
▪ Level III▪ Effect on school environment
▪ Seriousness
Considerations ▪ Your attitude
in Discipline
When you have ▪ Previous discipline record
to visit the AP ▪ Intent or lack of intent
office ▪ District Code of Conduct requirements
▪ State law requirements▪ Tardy ▪ Refusing class rules
▪ Eating/drinking in an ▪ Running, making
undesignated area excessive noise
Level I
▪ Failure to return ▪ Impeding orderly
Violations written process
In Person or communication ▪ Unmuting yourself
Remote ▪ Not bringing materials
when the teacher has
placed you on mute
▪ Possessing nuisance
items▪ Restorative Consequences
▪ Classroom intervention
▪ Lunch detention
Possible Level ▪ After School Detention Hall
I
Consequences ▪ Others▪ Throwing objects (no
Level II Violations
▪ Repeated Level I
▪ Truancy
injury)
▪ Altering school records/ ▪ Verbal and physical
signing another person’s taunting others
name ▪ Dress code violations
Level II ▪ Cheating or copying work, ▪ Electronics Device Policy
plagiarism ▪ Interfering with orderly
Violations ▪ skipping class
process of class or school
▪ Lunch/ restroom
In Person or ▪ Public display of affection misconduct
Remote ▪ Physical contact (no ▪ Selling or purchasing
contact) merchandise
▪ Badge Violations
▪ Leaving or returning
▪ Failure to comply with
without permission
discipline
▪ Refusing to comply▪ Restorative Actions/Consequences to
include:
▪ Campus/ community service
▪ After school detention
▪ Exclusion from activities
Level II ▪ Grade penalty
Consequences ▪ DMC
▪ Loss of privilege
▪ OthersStudent Guidelines/Restrictions
▪ General – clothes may not be tight, loose, sagging, cut, torn,
baggy, revealing, spaghetti-strap, backless, low cut or short.
- No heavy chains/no tattoos
Student - No holes in jeans above knee
Dress Code ▪ Pants – must be fitted at the hips and must not reveal
underclothing
Guidelines/ ▪ Shorts and Skirts – must be fitted at the hips, must not reveal
Restrictions underclothing, and must be mid-thigh in length or longer▪ Tops, Shirts, and Blouses – must not reveal
underclothing, midsection, torso, back, chest, breasts or
cleavage. Tank tops must be 3 adult fingers wide.
Dress ▪ Shirts with inappropriate slogans, pictures or
Code advertisements are NOT allowed.
▪ No shirts may be worn that have any of the following:
continued tobacco ad or reference, alcohol picture or advertisement
… or slogan, lewd, inappropriate or suggestive gestures,
promoting violent or gang behavior etc…
If there is ANY doubt don’t wear it.Appropriate length for skirts and shorts
Leggings, Leggings are permitted, only if the shirt completely covers the buttocks area
and sits at the same length in the front. Leggings must be solid fabric and not
Tights reveal any skin▪ Tights are different than leggings in that they are
not as thick as leggings, and they are more sheer.
Tights are only permitted under a skirt that is the
appropriate length (longer than mid-thigh).
TightsHoods are
never allowed
to be worn on
your head at
Aragon
If you have to be asked to remove your hood, the
hoodie can be taken up and turned in to the AP
office.▪ Warning/change
▪ If violation can not be
corrected, DMC for the rest
Dress of the day
Code ▪ Persistent misbehavior will
Offenses result in additional
consequences▪ 1-2 Infractions – Conference
and possible consequences
Dress Code (DMC if violation can not be
Consequences fixed)
▪ 3-4 Infractions – Detention
▪ 5+ Infractions - DMCLevel III Violations
▪ Fighting
▪ Disorderly behavior
▪ Repeated Level I and Level II violations
▪ Assault
▪ Bringing a device that appears to be a firearm, knife,
Level III club, or weapon
Violations ▪ Disrespect to school personnel or visitors (teacher,
secretary, cafeteria worker, substitute, parent, etc.)
▪ Failure to report
▪ Black Mail
▪ Dating Violence
▪ False Tipline InformationFighting
▪ Defined as:
A Physical Conflict between two or
more students.
Fighting A Fight occurs when the student Strikes
Back and Actively Engages in the
Altercation▪ Every effort to avoid use of force
▪ Remove self from situation
Self ▪ Not in response to verbal threats
Defense ▪ Used to protect in the event of potential
bodily injury▪ Giving false information during an
investigation; withholding information
Level III ▪ Physical contact resulting in injury
Violations ▪ Failure to immediately report a harmful
situation or object
▪ Gang-related behavior/ membership
▪ Participating in an illegal organization▪ Interfering with programs/ operations
▪ Misusing over the counter medications
▪ Possessing objects or substances that could
Level III cause harm to others (laser pens, pocket
knife, stink bomb, firecracker, razors,
Violations chains, etc.)▪ Possession of obscene/ pornographic
material
▪ Possession of drug paraphernalia
▪ Possession, use of distribution of any
Level III substance represented to be a drug or
Violations alcohol▪ Care, custody, control or
management of an
object
Possession ▪ On person
▪ In your property/vehicle
▪ In your desk or locker▪ Stealing, burglary, extortion, gambling, theft,
or possession of stolen property
▪ Using or making profane, obscene, indecent
Level III language or gestures
Violations ▪ Using or making racially/ethnically offensive
remarks or gestures▪ Verbal or written harassment
▪ Physical harassment
▪ Violating tobacco/smoking policy (Vapes/E-
Cig)
Level III ▪ Sexual harassment
Violations ▪ Misuse of district technology
▪ Solicitation
▪ Any other act that causes serious disruption of
school1.Threatening to cause harm
2.Engaging in sexually
intimidating conduct
Harassment
can be……. 3.Causing damage to property
4.Causing physical confinement
5.Causing emotional harm1.Creates power imbalance
And
2.Disrupts school or someone’s
Bullying education▪ Bullying CAN BE:
▪ Written, verbal, electronic, physical
Bullying ▪ At any school related activity
▪ Harms, damages property, creates fear
▪ Is severe, persistent, pervasive,
threatening or intimidation▪ Law applies to bullying on campus or
delivered to campus
▪ In a private car to and from school
▪ At any school related activity
▪ Off school property if the school is
Cyberbullying disrupted or it interferes with any
is Bullying student’s education.▪ Restorative Consequences
▪ Restitution/restoration
▪ Exclusion from extracurricular activities
▪ Community/school service
▪ Possible Suspension
Level III ▪ Discipline Management Class (DMC)
Consequences ▪ Involvement of Law Enforcement/citation
▪ Removal to a DAEP (Disciplinary Alternative
Education Placement)Gang Related Offenses
Gang Related Activity Strictly Prohibited
Gang
Related
OffensesLevel IV (Mandatory Alternative
▪ Education Program
Felony Offenses (Terroristic Threat/False
Level IV Alarm)
▪ Assault (22.01 Penal Code)
(Mandatory ▪ Marijuana or other controlled substance
Alternative ▪ Dangerous drug (Xanax, Adderal, Ritalyn)
Education ▪ Alcohol, glue or paint or volatile chemicals)
Program ▪ Public lewdness/Indecent exposure
▪ Retaliation against a school employee▪ Firearms, weapons, destructive devices, illegal
knives, clubs, etc..
Level V
▪ Aggravated assault, sexual assault, aggravated
sexual assault, arson, murder, capital murder,
(Mandatory indecency with a child, aggravated kidnapping,
robbery, manslaughter, criminally negligent
JJAEP) homicide▪ Charges of a felony for selling, giving,
delivering, possessing marijuana, alcoholic
beverages, dangerous drugs (Adderal,
Level V Ritalyn, Xanax, etc.)
(Mandatory ▪ The law dictates school placement
JJAEP)▪ Writing on
bathroom stalls
Writing on can be a felony
Bathroom offense!
StallsAnswer: ▪ NEVER, EVER, ACCEPT PROPERTY THAT IS NOT YOURS FROM ANYONE, YOU DON’T KNOW IF IT IS LEGIT!
Have a Great Year! Thank You!
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