AF Amistad High School Family Handbook 2017-2018 | 54 Being removed from class/asked to report to the Dean of Students’ office, Principals’ office, or other designated area during class more than three times in a given week Excessive and/or repeated afterschool detentions Repeated offenses for which the scholar has already earned in-class or in-school suspension or other consequences Other serious offenses Other breaches of the school's rules or values judged to be serious by the Principal or Dean of Students This includes but is not limited to serious versions of issues listed under the infractions category Major Offenses Scholars who commit the following infractions… … may face one of the following consequences Medication and Tobacco Using or possessing over-the-counter medication inappropriately Using or possessing tobacco products Fleeing or blocking access Fleeing an area, which includes but is not limited to running around the classroom for more than 5 seconds, running in the hallways away from adults, running out of the building, running between floors Blocking access to any part of the school building Action that impairs the school’s ability to function - Action that seriously impairs the ability of the school to function, including, but not limited to, extreme language, refusal to move, intentionally sustained distracting behavior, or demeaning or intimidating speech. Other consequence deemed appropriate by school staff and board of directors, including, but not limited to, consequences outlined for infractions or serious infractions. In School Suspension Out of School Suspension Expulsion (CT)