Gangs definition

Gangs means a group of two or more people who associate with each other and engage in or advocate illegal activity or activities and/or the violation of school policy(s).
Gangs as defined in this policy, shall mean individuals who associate with each other primarily for criminal, disruptive, and/or other activities prohibited by law and/or by the school district’s rules and regulations. These activities include any type of organization or society that fosters undemocratic practices and seeks to perpetuate itself by taking in additional members from the pupils enrolled in the Monett R-1 School District. Gang and gang-related activities are not acceptable in the school setting. The Board of Education is aware that the presence of gangs interferes materially and substantially with the educational process and with the requirement of appropriate discipline in the school. Gangs foster anti-social behaviors, attitudes, and practices that may endanger the health, safety, and welfare of our students; therefore, students are prohibited from participating in any activity related to gangs while at school, while traveling to or from school, or while attending school-sponsored events.
Gangs as used in this policy shall mean individuals who associate with each other for criminal, disruptive, and/or activities prohibited by law, and/or by the district’s rules and regulations. Gangs or gang activities can cause a substantial disruption of or material interference with school and school activities. H-F staff will take a proactive stance in educating students, parents and staff about violence and gangs, promoting preventive and positive alternative activities, and intervening whenever associated signs or behaviors are observed within the school environment. A primary goal of the Board of Education Policy 6300 is to maintain the educational environment as a community free of violence and the threat of gangs. Through this policy, the Board of Education acts to prevent disruption and to prohibit gang activities by restricting the actions which foster such activities of which, because they may be performed in relation to gang activities, endanger even those students who do not intend to show gang membership or affiliation. No student on or about school property, or at any school activity, or at any school-sponsored event wherever held:

Examples of Gangs in a sentence

  • Gangs that initiate, advocate or promote activities that threaten the safety or well-being of persons or property on school grounds or disrupt the school environment are harmful to the educational process.

  • Employees on Regional Installation Gangs and Regional Inspection positions, will protect their seniority in accordance with Agreement 11.1, except as may be otherwise mutually agreed on each Region between the Company and the Union.

  • Gangs where the nature of the work being performed is such that adverse weather conditions would present an extraordinary safety concern.

  • Employees assigned to the Detective Division, which includes Burglary, Forgery, Gangs, General Case, Metro Narcotics, Violent Crimes, and Youth, may be moved from one unit to another, at management’s discretion, but may not be moved to the Traffic or Identification Units without their consent or without just cause.

  • Civil Gang Injunctions as a Gang Intervention Tool in Southern California.” In Policing Gangs and Youth Violence, edited by ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇.

  • Inappropriate materials include, but are not limited to: ● Alcohol, tobacco, drugs ● Gangs ● Obscene language or nudity ● Bullying or harassment ● Discriminatory or prejudicial behavior ● Violence ● Chromebooks are not set up for student printing.

  • Examples: Gangs of New York is a movie set in the nineteenth-century.

  • Gangs wanted for work Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive, shall be ordered not later than 2:30 P.M. on the previous day except that gangs wanted for 7:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M. starting times may be ordered on the same day but not later than 2:30 P.M. Monday through Saturday.

  • When it becomes necessary for an Employer to reduce permanently the number of Regular Gangs identified with a pier or terminal, they shall be laid off in the inverse order of gang seniority — the gang with the least seniority to be laid off first.

  • The SERVICE shall not publicize its association with the Provincial Joint Forces Guns & Gangs Team without the prior written consent of the OPP.


More Definitions of Gangs

Gangs as used in this policy shall mean indi- viduals who associate with each other for crim- inal, disruptive, and/or activities prohibited by law, and/or by the district’s rules and regulations. Gangs or gang activities can cause a substan-
Gangs as defined in this policy, shall mean three or more individuals who associate with each other primarily for criminal, disruptive, and/or other activities prohibited by law and/or by Holy Cross' rules and regulations. Gangs, gang related activities and secret societies are not acceptable in the school setting. The Education Commission is aware that their presence interferes materially and substantially with the educational process and the requirement of appropriate discipline in the school. Gangs foster anti-social behaviors, attitudes, and practices which may endanger the health, safety, and welfare of our students. Therefore, students are prohibited from participating in any activity related to a gang or secret society while attending school-sponsored events or during the regular school day.
Gangs as defined in this policy, shall mean individuals who associate with each other primarily for criminal, disruptive, and/or other activities prohibited
Gangs as defined in this policy, shall mean individuals who associate with each other primarily for criminal, disruptive, and/or other activities prohibited by law and/or by the District rules and regulations. For these reasons, the following policy has been adopted toward gangs and gang activity.