District proposes restorative approach to nicotine vaping offenses; board questions ISS/OSS consequences

District proposes restorative approach to nicotine vaping offenses; board questions ISS/OSS consequences

Michigan / School Boards / Battle Creek Public Schools

Administration presented a restorative procedure for student nicotine vaping offenses focused on education and support rather than punishment, outlining a multi-step sequence (being considered for consolidation); board members questioned whether in-school suspension (ISS) or out-of-school suspension (OSS) as later steps would remove instructional time and whether the approach addresses addiction.

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