Code of Conduct - Roseburg Public Schools

. Honor Board: NHS members elected to the chapter Honor Board meet and
determine an appropriate course of action for member.
c. Faculty Council: Faculty council members meet for membership review.
2. Violation of Criminal Law. When a student has engaged in conduct that is in violation of
criminal law, whether the conduct constitutes a misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor,
felony, or any other class of criminal conduct, the advisor must report that information to
the Faculty Council.
3. Violations of school policies laid out in the Roseburg Extra/Co-Curricular Code of
Conduct also govern NHS membership. For NHS involvement, the following definitions
will apply:
1. “Suspension from the privileged activity in which a student is participating
until the end of the current extra-curricular activity” in section 4.2.1 shall
instead become an automatic referral to the NHS Honor Board.
2. “Shall be dismissed from the team or performance in competition or office
for a calendar year” in section 5.1 shall instead become an automatic
referral to the faculty council for possible dismissal from NHS.
3. “Suspension from privileged activity in which the student is participating for
a period of no less than one game or seven days” in section 7.1.1 shall
become an automatic referral to the NHS Honor Board.
4. “Shall be suspended from the sport or activity for the duration of the sport or
activity” in section 7.2.1 shall become immediate referral to the NHS faculty
council for possible dismissal.
4. Falling below the required GPA will be grounds for dismissal. Members must maintain a
3.5. Grade point averages will be checked at the end of each semester. Students who
fall below the required GPA will receive a written probationary warning and will have one
semester to bring the GPA up to the required level.
5. Students who fail to complete required service projects and/or fail to complete club
participation requirements will receive a written probationary warning letter once per year
and have one semester to remedy the deficiency.
6. Any in-school suspension or out-of-school suspension will result in a review by the NHS
Honor Board or review by the Faculty Council for possible dismissal.