1. SAFE & ORDERLY

2. September and October, 2008 Two students found a gun on the way to school and dropped it at a home nearby A high school student was a victim of a shooting (away from school) A student witnessed his father shot & killed near Drexel & Alvord A 49 year-old man was shot at Laos Transit Center A mother of an elementary student called supt.’s office to report a MS student had pulled a gun on him. A high school student was stabbed on 6 th & Oregon as he walked home from school

3. An altercation at the Circle K on Drexel & 12th resulted in a fatal shooting of a former student A SSHS student was killed during a Halloween party at a home as a result of drive-by—shots fired into the home Three vehicles involved in a rolling drive-by shooting in SUSD community—shooter’s body extended through car’s moon roof---shooting a 223 caliber rifle Shooting leaves one dead (21 yrs old), three injured at taco stand on 6 th and Irvington—two are SSHS students— one in critical condition September-October, 2008

4. Over 24,500 gangs and 772,500 active gang members in 2000 About 26,000 gangs and 840,500 active gang members in 1999 Over 28,700 gangs and 780,000 gang members in 1998 (Egley and Arjunan, 2002). In the United States:

5. Zero-tolerance approach to weapons and gang activity

6. District Handbook on Student Rights & Responsibilities Student Code of Conduct Grades K-12

7. Level IV: Alcohol (possession, use, sharing, or under the influence); Arson of a structure or property; Assault on school personnel; Assault on a student (resulting in a serious injury); Burglary or Breaking & Entering; Chemical or biological threat; Destructive device; Drugs or drug paraphernalia (possession, use, sharing, or under the influence); Fighting (resulting in serious injury—see Assault); Gang Activity-- Promoting/Recruiting; Kidnapping; Sexual abuse; Sexual assault (includes attempted); Weapons (possession or use)  Parent notified AND  Contact police/law enforcement AND  9 days OSS AND  Long-term hearing -----------

8. Level III : Assault; Bullying; Combustible; Computer or inappropriate use of technology resources (violation of serious nature), or Network Infraction; Contraband; Dangerous instruments or items; Defiance or disrespect toward authority or Insubordination; Extortion; Fighting; Fire alarm misuse; Gang activity-- imitation, congregating/ claiming “turf”; Gang-like behaviors or Gang- like clothing (e.g. flashing gang signs, colors, etc); Graffiti or tagging (of a serious nature); Harassment, nonsexual or Defamation; Harassment, sexual with contact; Indecent exposure or public sexual indecency; Other school threat; Pornography; (Inappropriate language)-Profanity or Obscene language toward school personnel; Property damage or Vandalism (other than arson)—damage valued at $250 or more); Recklessness or Endangerment (may include Horseplay with injury); Robbery; Theft ($250 or more); Threats or Intimidation; Tobacco or Tobacco products (use); Trespassing or Returning to school after suspension or Unauthorized entry  Parent notified AND  Contact police/law enforcement AND  3 days OSS and 1 day ISS AND  Parent conference **In violations such as assault and fighting or others, if the first offense is serious in nature, the violation will be treated as a Level IV violation.  Parent notified AND  Contact police/law enforcemen t AND  Parent conference AND  5 days OSS and 2 days ISS  Contact police/law enforcem ent AND  9 days OSS AND  Long- term hearing  Parent notified AND

9. Student Data

10. Total Middle School OSS

11. Total High School OSS

12. Consistency Team approach Prevention Intervention