1. Showing respect and courtesy for the rights and feelings of others.
2. Behaving in a way that creates a positive learning environment.
3. Controlling behavior on campus and in the walkways so that classes in session are not disturbed.
4. Behaving in a way to maintain the pride and good reputation of La Habra High School or at any school-related function.
5. Helping to maintain a clean, healthful campus.
6. Obeying all reasonable requests made by instructors, administrators, or other school employees.

Students are encouraged to behave responsibly and respectfully, when interacting with fellow students as well as with all staff members. Students trained in conflict management as well as staff members are available to assist and direct students in areas of problem resolution. Each campus within the Fullerton Joint Union High School District also retains a School Resource Officer (SRO), a city police officer assigned to the school site. The SRO frequently assists in conflict mediation and positive student efforts to resolve interpersonal issues. It is our goal to assist students as they make positive strides rather than to discipline students after they have crossed into inappropriate behaviors.

According to state laws, every teacher and administrator in the public schools must hold pupils to a strict account for their conduct on school grounds and at all athletic or social activities conducted under the name or auspices of the school or of any class or organization, wherever and whenever held. Any student may be suspended or make himself eligible for expulsion for the following:

1. Drinking, possessing, or being under the influence of alcoholic beverage on school premises or at any off-campus school function,
2. Possessing, transporting, using, furnishing, or selling any narcotic or dangerous drug or look-alike (includes drug-related paraphernalia), or being under the influence thereof on campus or at any off-campus school function.
3. Committing while off campus any public offense involving furnishing or selling any narcotic, dangerous drug, or look-alike or possessing same with the apparent intent to furnish to sell,
4. Possessing or selling any firearm, knife, look-alike weapon, or dangerous object, or possessing or igniting any explosive while on campus or at any off-campus school function,
5. Causing, attempting to cause, or threatening to cause, physical injury to another person,
6. Committing robbery, extortion, theft, or damage to school or private property,
7. Smoking on the LHHS campus or in areas adjacent to the school,
8. Engaging in habitual profanity, obscenity, vulgarity, or slander,
9. Willfully defying the authority of school authorities or disruption of school activities.
10. Hazing of another student,
11. Possessing or publishing materials which:
    1. Incite students as to create a clear and present danger of the commission of unlawful acts on school premises, a violation of lawful school regulation, a violation of federal, state or local law, or the substantial disruption of the orderly operation of the school,
    2. Demean any race, religion, sex, or ethnic groups,
12. Sexual harassment of another student, teacher, or school employee.
13. Damage to school or private property.
14. Theft of school or private property.
15. Infliction of or threat of physical injury to another person or use of real or facsimile weapons in a threatening manner.
16. Possession or sale of real weapons or replica or imitation weapons or explosives, including firecrackers and folding knives with locking blades.
17. Possession or use of tobacco in any form including chewing tobacco.
18. Commission of an obscene act or vulgarity.
19. Willfully defying the authority of school officials (including academic dishonesty).
20. Committing or attempting to commit a sexual assault or committing sexual battery.
21. Harassing, threatening, or intimidating a student or group of students.
22. Causing, attempting to cause, threatened to cause, or participating in an act of hate violence.
23. Making terroristic threats against school officials, school property, or both.
24. Use of the pool or other school facilities without the supervision of an authorized school employee.
25. Throwing of any object, including water, food, or beverages.
26. The practice of "kidnapping" fellow students.
27. Dressing up in any type of costume is prohibited unless authorized by campus administration.
28. Bringing skateboards, rollerblades, other wheeled vehicles, laser pointers, cellular phones, radios, tape recorders, beepers, or electronic signaling devices on campus.
29. Possession or use of water balloons, water pistols, or other liquid-propelling devices.
30. Climbing on roofs of buildings or on covered walkways.
31. Gambling.
32. Unlawful parking.
33. Bus misconduct.
34. Causing danger to persons or property.
35. Actions which threaten to disrupt the instructional process.
36. Being on other school campuses without permission from administrative staff members.
37. Willfully using force or violence upon the person of another except in self-defense
38. Offered, arranged, or negotiated to sell an alcoholic beverage, intoxicant, or controlled substance, and sold, delivered, or furnished a liquid, substance, or material represented as a controlled substance, alcoholic beverage, or intoxicant of any kind
39. Knowingly received stolen school property or private property
40. Harassed, threatened, or intimidated a student who is a complaining witness or witness in a school disciplinary proceeding
41. Committed acts of academic dishonesty or promoted dishonest behavior among others

1. Conference with student and/or parent/guardian.
2. Denial of school privileges.
3. Campus clean-up.
4. Detention.
5. Saturday School.
6. Removal from class.
7. Suspension.
8. Transfer to another District school or school district.
9. Expulsion.

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