DISCIPLINE RULES Clause Samples
The Discipline Rules clause establishes the standards of conduct and the procedures for addressing violations within an organization or agreement. It typically outlines what behaviors are considered unacceptable, the steps for investigating alleged misconduct, and the possible disciplinary actions, such as warnings, suspensions, or termination. By clearly defining expectations and consequences, this clause helps maintain order, ensures fairness in handling infractions, and provides a structured process for resolving disciplinary issues.
DISCIPLINE RULES. 1. Substance use and/or possession thereof [drugs, alcohol, or, in the case of minors, tobacco] is cause for immediate dismissal from the program.
2. Persistent irresponsible and disrespectful behavior is cause for dismissal from the program.
3. Destruction of property or violation of State and Federal laws is cause for dismissal from the program.
4. Zero Tolerance on Hazing: defined as any activity that endangers the physical safety of another person, or produces mental or physical discomfort; causes embarrassment, fright, humiliation, or ridicule; or degrades the individual is cause for dismissal from the program and other programs of US Youth Soccer.
5. Failure to comply with any and all camp or team rules (curfew, attendance, dress code, schedules, etc.) may be cause for disciplinary action. Persistent failure will be cause for dismissal from the program for the remainder of the current season of this program and could affect a player's future participation.
DISCIPLINE RULES. 1. Use of a substance (drugs, alcohol, or, if under 18, tobacco) or possession of a substance, or both use and possession, is cause for immediate dismissal from the Program.
2. Persistent irresponsible and disrespectful behavior is cause for dismissal from the Program.
3. Destruction of property or violation of State, Federal, or other law is cause for dismissal from the Program.
4. Failure to comply with any and all camp, game or other ODP event, and team rules (curfew, attendance, dress code, schedules, etc.) may be cause for disciplinary action. Persistent failure will be cause for dismissal from the Program for the remainder of the current season of the Program and could affect a player’s participation.
DISCIPLINE RULES. A) SUBSTANCE USE AND/OR POSSESSION THEREOF – DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND/OR TOBACCO (BY MINORS) IS CAUSE FOR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL FROM THE CAMP.
B) PERSISTANT IRRESPONSIBILITY AND DISRESPECTFUL BEHAVIOR IS CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THIS CAMP.
C) DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, THEFT, OR VIOLATION OF STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS IS CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THE CAMP.
D) FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ANY AND ALL CAMP, OR SPECIFIC ACTIVITY RULES (CURFEW, DRESS CODE, ATTENDANCE, SCHEDULES, ETC), MAY BE CAUSE FOR DISCIPLINARY ACTION. PERSISTANT FAILURE WILL BE CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THE CAMP AND COULD AFFECT A PLAYERS FUTURE PARTICIPATION.
DISCIPLINE RULES. Persistent, irresponsible and disrespectful behavior is cause for dismissal from the program for the remainder of the current season.
DISCIPLINE RULES. A) SUBSTANCE USE AND/OR POSSESSION THEREOF – DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND/OR TOBACCO (BY MINORS) IS CAUSE FOR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL FROM THE PROGRAM.
B) PERSISTANT IRRESPONSIBILITY AND DISRESPECTFUL BEHAVIOR IS CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THIS PROGRAM.
C) DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, THEFT, OR VIOLATION OF STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS IS CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THE PROGRAM.
D) FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ANY AND ALL CAMP, TEAM, OR SPECIFIC ACTIVITY RULES (CURFEW, DRESS CODE, ATTENDANCE, SCHEDULES, ETC), MAY BE CAUSE FOR DISCIPLINARY ACTION. PERSISTANT FAILURE WILL BE CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL FROM THE PROGRAM FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE CURRENT SEASON OF THIS PROGRAM AND COULD AFFECT A PLAYERS FUTURE PARTICIPATION.
DISCIPLINE RULES. A. Substance use and/or possession there of [drugs, alcohol, and/or tobacco (by minors)] are cause for immediate dismissal from tournament.
B. Persistent irresponsible, inappropriate, and disrespectful behavior is cause for immediate dismissal from tournament. This includes the use of electronics to engage in the viewing of inappropriate and/or explicit videos, websites and pictures.
C. Players are not permitted to leave their room for any reason after curfew. Players are not to engage in any activities with any non-team persons without direct permission from their coach. Persistent disregard for curfew and associated rules is cause for dismissal from tournament.
D. Cell phones must be turned in to the chaperones at curfew and will be returned at breakfast the next morning. Failure to turn in cell phones can result in immediate dismissal from the tournament.
E. Destruction of property or violation of State and Federal laws is cause for dismissal tournament.
F. Failure to comply with any and all team rules (curfew, attendance, dress code, schedules, etc.) may be cause for disciplinary action. Persistent failure will be cause for dismissal home and could effect a player’s future participation.
G. If a player is dismissed from a tournament for breach of any of the above-described rules, the player will be sent home immediately at the parent’s cost by whatever means is most convenient for the Coach/Manager. Neither the dismissed player nor his/her family is entitled to receive any reimbursement of program or tournament fees.
DISCIPLINE RULES a. Substance use and/or possession of drugs or alcohol (“banned substances”) is cause for immediate dismissal of the Youth Participant from all Rainbow Alley events and activities.
DISCIPLINE RULES. 1. Use of a substance (drugs, alcohol, or, if under 18, tobacco) or possession of a substance, or both use and possession, is cause for immediate dismissal from the MYS Travel Program.
2. Persistent irresponsible and disrespectful behavior, including bullying, is cause for dismissal from the MYS Travel Program.
3. Destruction of property or violation of State, Federal, or other law is cause for dismissal from the MYS Travel Program.
4. Failure to comply with any and all MYS, league, tournament, game, and team rules (including curfews, acceptance of rooming assignments, attendance at all required events such as team meetings, schedules, etc.) may be cause for disciplinary action. Persistent failure may be cause for dismissal from the travel competition in question and possibly from the Program.
5. MYS retains its rights to impose additional penalties for any violation of paragraphs 1-4