Committee flags misalignment in student‑bus discipline administrative regulation
Summary
Committee members found the disciplinary consequences chart in the administrative regulation for bus conduct does not align with the main procedures; they agreed to pull pages 59–67 for careful alignment and to circulate forms used for severe incidents.
During its Aug. 10 meeting the committee compared EEACC (student conduct on school buses) with its administrative regulation and identified inconsistencies between the tiered 'first/second/third/4th offense' chart and the disciplinary procedures above it. Members preferred an AR that gives administrators discretion for severe offenses and discussed replacing or reconciling the chart to match current practice.
A participant noted the AR allows immediate suspension or expulsion from district transportation "if a student engages in conduct that creates a severe disciplinary problem and or presents a safety hazard to any person," listing examples including fighting, interference with bus operation, possession of weapons and possession or use of narcotics or vaping devices. The committee agreed pages 59–67 required close scrutiny and asked staff to circulate the form currently in use so members could decide whether to replace the AR with the form or to harmonize the documents.
The committee set the item aside for a more in‑depth review and for staff to provide the forms and alignment options at a future meeting.
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