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ISS can be assigned to a student for a period of time as determined by the Campus Behavior Coordinator.  \nOut of School Suspension (OSS)  \nOSS (TEC 37.0055) is an intervention that school administrators may consider when addressing major student misconduct. Students can be assigned OSS for the remainder of the day or up to three consecutive school days for the following incidents, but not limited to.  \nOn Campus Intervention (OCI)  \nOCI is the highest school level action that can be assigned to a student. The purpose of OCI is to address discretionary incidents. The placement length for OCI begins at three full days and can go up to ten school days. Students can be assigned to OCI for the following incidents, but not limited to.  \nExamples  \nSkipping, being tardy to class, minor classroom disruptions ([e.g. off](e.g. off) task), disruptive in common areas, inappropriate language not directed at staff, rough play, dress code violation, not cooperating, throwing objects, minor bus disruptions.  \nExamples  \nInciting violence, offensive language towards staff, fighting, dangerous or reckless behavior, student’s presence at school is a safety concern, student’s behavior causes a major disruption to the learning environment, student causes injury to another student or staff, behavior that warrants a mandatory COC conference with SD& P.  \nExamples  \nFighting, theft (not a felony) , criminal mischief (not a felony) , assault (no charges) , insubordination, profanity, disrespectful language, gang activity (no charges) , major disruption to the learning environment, computer violations, cheating on state mandated tests, inciting violence, bullying, making threats to staff (no charges) .  \nSchool Administrators are advised to thoroughly assess each behavior incident, mitigating factors, and the student’s discipline history prior to assigning a consequence.  \nFor further information regarding discipline, please review the Student Code of Conduct (SCOC) .","cbCaifG1wKuZmlQX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifG1wKuZmlQX","pdf",144610,"English","# Intervention Overview\n## In School Suspension (ISS)\n## Out of School Suspension (OSS)\n## On Campus Intervention (OCI)\n# Examples of Behaviors","[{\"question\":\"What is In School Suspension (ISS) and when can it be assigned?\",\"answer\":\"ISS is an intervention considered by school administration for minor student misconduct. 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