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District explains 'Reset' two‑day program as alternative to suspension
Summary
Staff described 'Reset' as a two‑day, site-level intervention for repeat minor offenses that includes learning tied to the misconduct and restitution elements; students who re-offend after Reset may face suspension under progressive discipline.
District staff described the Reset program as an on-site, two‑day alternative to suspension that focuses on learning and restorative steps. “Reset is a 2 day program at the school site where there's learning attached to whatever word they're using,” Dr. Casas said, adding that participants complete learning and must present to the victim or victims at the end of the second day.
Dr. Casas said Reset is intended for repeat, nonsuspendable actions after multiple interventions and that repeat misconduct after Reset can result in suspension under progressive discipline. The board asked for additional data on participation and repeat-offender rates; staff said they would provide exact numbers on request.
