Out of Bounds

Out of bounds behavior in a high school setting refers to actions or behaviors that interfere with a student’s ability to follow their schedule and be accounted for during the school day. Not following your schedule in high school refers to deviating from the structured timetable of classes and activities established by the school administration. Adhering to one's schedule is crucial for maintaining academic progress, ensuring proper utilization of resources, and fostering a productive learning environment for all students. Consequences for out of bounds behavior can vary depending on the severity and frequency of the infraction, ranging from warnings, restorative conversations, structured day, or suspension.   The goal of addressing out of bounds behavior through a student handbook is not only to enforce rules but also to educate students about responsible behavior, respect for others, and the importance of maintaining a positive school community. Ultimately, adhering to your schedule in high school is not just about fulfilling requirements but also about developing essential time management skills, respecting school resources, and contributing positively to your own educational journey and the school community as a whole.