SLUH Student and Parent Handbook - St. Louis University High ...

c. Conduct on or off campus that would compromise the reputation of
the school, such as fighting, vandalizing, etc.
d. Having or using fireworks on campus.
e. Receiving 30 demerits during the academic year.
f. A second violation for skipping class or school.
g. Having, or being under the influence of alcohol or any other illegal
drug, paraphernalia at or before school or any event.
h. Gambling is not allowed. This includes during playing pool, foosball,
shuffleboard etc. regardless if money is present.
i. Violation of the Academic Honesty Policy.
j. Violation of the Technology Code of Conduct.
k. Violation of the Harassment Policy.
If a student’s behavior requires a second parental conference with the Assistant
Principal during the school year, suspension and probation will be
AUTOMATIC.
3. Expulsion
The Principal has sole authority to expel a student. The Assistant Principals
will recommend and advise in cases involving expulsion. Behavior which
shall constitute good cause for expulsion include, but is not limited to, the
following:
a. Stealing.
b. Threats and harassment (sexual, etc.) toward staff members or
students.
c. Excessive vandalism on school premises or at school functions.
d. Unauthorized possession of a school key.
e. Transaction/sale/purchase of alcohol or any other illegal drug at
school or at any event.
f. A second suspension in one academic year.
g. Violation of suspension or probation.
h. Possession of a weapon.
4. Parental Conferences
Any disciplinary issue may constitute good cause for a parental conference
with the Asst. Principal for Student Life.
5. Right to Appeal
If a conflict arises between a student and /or parent and faculty member, the
student/parent has the right to appeal to the Asst. Principal for Academics and
to the Asst. Principal for Student Life in disciplinary matters. The usual
channels of appeal must be followed. These channels are:
a. Student/parent must consult with the faculty member.
b. After consultation with the faculty member, the student/parent may
confer with one of the Assistant Principals.
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