Second Infraction Sample Clauses

Second Infraction. A second infraction, not necessarily of the same type, could result in actions ranging from a written reprimand to denying the employee further access to the site for the remainder of the work.
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Second Infraction. Confiscation of the electronic device by school personnel. The electronic device will be sent to a school administrator’s office. Parent/guardian will be notified by school personnel. Administrator will review this contract with the student and parent/guardian and will return the device to a parent/guardian at the end of the school day. ● Third Infraction – Confiscation of the electronic device by school personnel. The device will be sent to a school administrator’s office. Parent/guardian will be notified by the school personnel. The device will be returned to a parent at the end of the school day. There will be a revocation of electronic device privileges for the remainder of the school year. Certain infractions will result in students immediately losing the privilege to carry an electronic device on campus. This penalty will be decided by school administrators and includes, but is not limited to, infractions such as: ● Posting harmful and /or inappropriate material against students and/or any members of the school community ● Refusing to give the device to a school official who requests it ● Making threats against the school community * During times of testing and other student evaluations, teachers may request that students remove their cell phone from their possession reducing the possibility of compromised test security. I, , have read and understand this electronic device policy and contract. I understand that possession of an electronic device on school campus is a privilege, and that it may be revoked at any time by the administration for violating the school policy as outlined above. Furthermore, I understand that the school and its employees are in no way responsible for any theft or damage of my electronic device while on school grounds. The school is not obligated to investigate the loss or damage of any electronic device. Student Name (Please print): Grade: Student signature: Date: PARENT CONTRACT I, , have read and understand this electronic device policy and contract. I understand that my child’s possession of an electronic device on school campus is a privilege, and that it may be revoked at any time by the administration for violating the school policy as outlined above. Furthermore, I understand that the school and its employees are in no way responsible for any theft or damage of my child’s electronic device while on school grounds. The school is not obligated to investigate the loss or damage of any electronic device. Parent/Guardian N...
Second Infraction. Payment of a $100.00 non-compliance penalty fee that will be added to the resident’s next month’s bill. Key Fob and Trash and Brush/Slash pile privileges will be revoked for 60 days. The District Manager will send the perpetrator a letter stating the infraction and the above penalty and enforcement action. If the perpetrator refuses to pay the penalty fee, it will be added to their next month’s bill, and current late fees and delinquent interest charges shall be assessed. After the 60-day revocation period, the resident will sign a new Key Fob Agreement and will pay the applicable charges to get a replacement Fob. Monthly trash fees will continue during this time.
Second Infraction. Suspension from athletic competition for ½ of the season’s competitive contests (not including scrimmages). Fractions of games will be rounded up. Third Infraction: An athlete will be suspended for 12 months from the date of the third infraction which occurs during the same 12-month code period. Ineligibility not completed will be carried over and pro-rated to the next sport season the athlete competes. To receive credit for serving the suspension period, the athlete must complete the sport season in good standing. Any violations after a third infraction are unacceptable. The student will be suspended indefinitely and will not be eligible to participate in further athletics unless reinstated by the Athletic Committee. Honesty Clause: Any student athlete forth coming with admittance of an athletic code violation will be provided a onetime only exemption from the first offense penalty of 20% of the season. The student must admit the offense to the athletic director in writing or in person themselves. Athletes must do so immediately upon learning of the violation. The Honesty clause can only be in affect if the violation has not already been reported by another individual. He or she will then be allowed to serve a suspension of 10% of the season’s competitive contests. (Not including scrimmages) Fractions of the games will be rounded up. Each subsequent violation will be treated as a repeat offense.

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