Third Offense definition

Third Offense. A FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR( 500) FINE will be issued to the address, immediate eviction, termination of lease, and no rental payments or security deposits will be returned in the event a disorderly conduct citation issued by the issuing law enforcement agency.

Third Offense. If a member receives a second verbal or written warning, he or she will meet with the AmeriCorps manager to discuss his or her continued service and whether suspension or release from the program is necessary.

Third Offense. The Student produced inappropriate materials, vandalized the iPad or accessed restricted material a third time in a one year period. The consequence of such action(s) may restrict the Student for the remainder of the school year without iPad use.

Examples of Third Offense in a sentence

• Third Offense: Child will be terminated from the program and assessment fees.

• Third Offense: A third offense will result in denial of participation in all athletic programs for a period of one (1) year, from the date of denial.

• If a Parent or Athlete violates this Paragraph 4, the following remedies will be applied: 1) First Offense – Written Warning to Parent and Athlete; 2) Second Offense – Probation for a specified time period to be determined by the TYCC board of directors in its sole discretion and 3) Third Offense – Athlete shall be dismissed from the TYCC program without refund of any monies paid for a Season.

• Employees violating any of the rules and regulations of the district shall be disciplined in the following manner: First Offense - Written warning Second Offense - Up to a three (3) day layoff without pay Third Offense - Disciplinary action up to and including discharge It is understood that the sequence of disciplinary action stated above need not be followed in the order listed.

More Definitions of Third Offense

Third Offense. The student will be referred to the Xxxx of Students office. The student will be required to call home regarding the dress code violation and parents will be expected to provide an appropriate change of clothing for the student that fits within the DAS dress code policy. The student will be isolated from the classroom for the remainder of the school day until he/she is in proper uniform. Guidelines for clarification are as follows:

Third Offense. The student will serve an out-of-school suspension. BACKPACKS/BOOK BAGS/PURSES Backpacks, book bags, purses and/or large zipped organizers are not allowed in the classroom. This rule is for the safety of our students and staff. Students who bring backpacks, book bags, large organizers and/or purses should store them in their lockers during the school day.

Third Offense. An in school suspension will be issued and the parents will be called for a conference on proper attire.

Third Offense. No warning is necessary. Student will be sent to the office immediately to turn in their electronic device. Parent/guardian must pick up device. Student will serve an after school detention. Fourth Offense: Parent and student meeting will held with administrator and teacher. During this meeting the student will be placed on a behavior contract. The school will not be held responsible for devices that are lost or stolen. Public Display Of Affection Inappropriate physical displays of affection are inappropriate in a STUDENT ACTIVITIES school setting and will not be permitted.

Third Offense. The student will serve an out-of-school suspension.

Third Offense means the third time, or more than third time, a person is convicted of a crime involving methamphetamine or a Schedule I drug by a Federal, State, or Tribal jurisdiction provided that the prior convictions occurred after the effective date of this Act.

Third Offense. The student will be sent to the office where the family or emergency contact person will be called to pick up the child. A meeting with the Religious Education Director will be necessary to discuss further action. One such option would be that the parent/guardian accompanies the student to his/her Religious Education class sessions for the remainder of the year.