Conduct probation definition

Conduct probation means a sanction whereby a student is officially advised that any allegation of a further violation of this Code, during a specified period of time, may be referred to the CSD. As part of this sanction, one or more conditions reasonably related to the offence or offences may also be imposed.
Conduct probation means a penalty whereby a student is officially advised that any allegation of a further violation of this Code, during a specified period of time, shall be referred to the CSD. As part of this penalty, one or more conditions reasonably related to the offense or offenses may also be imposed.
Conduct probation means a penalty whereby a student is officially warned that any allegation of a further violation of this Code, during a specified period of time, shall immediately be referred to the Committee on Student Discipline.

Examples of Conduct probation in a sentence

  • Conduct probation – specific conditions a student must adhere to in order to remain in class, placement or a College approved activity; can be issued in place of a behavioural contract if a student refuses to sign a contract.


More Definitions of Conduct probation

Conduct probation means a period of time during which the Student
Conduct probation means a period of time during which the Student Conduct Office flags a Student’s file as a result of a finding of responsibility for Student Non-Academic Misconduct. Conduct Probation does not appear on a Student’s transcript. A Student on Conduct Probation is not eligible for opportunities that require Students to be in good conduct standing.
Conduct probation means that said student is subject to expulsion from school if any other type of misconduct infraction occurs.