Discipline
DISCIPLINE
All students at Bradley Central High School are expected to reflect high standards of conduct in their appearance, and behavior, and conduct themselves in a manner conducive to the smooth and orderly operation of the school. Discipline will be addressed based on the degree of violations. Repeated offenses will warrant more severe action than first offenses. Any major disturbance to the educational process which requires administrative action will be to the discretion of administration and can result in a disciplinary hearing. Administrators are responsible for the discipline of the following students:
Mr. Day Ext. 3005 11th Grade/Special Education
Mr. McMahan Ext. 3067 12th Graders
Mr. Rich Ext. 3010 9th and 10th Grade
Prosecutable Disciplinary Infractions
- Alcohol use/possession - If a student is in possession of alcohol, has stored it in his belongings or on campus, is consuming or under the influence of alcohol. This action is imposed for all school activities both during school and before or after school hours. (Discipline: 10 day OSS, Discipline Hearing, Juvenile Petition)
- Assault - Premeditated action, resulting in injury. (Discipline: OSS, possible Juvenile Citation or Juvenile Petition, Discipline Hearing)
- Bullying - Bradley Central High School is committed to helping students build relationships based on positive interaction, mutual respect, and cooperation among students, teachers, staff and parents. Bullying occurs when a person or persons repeatedly verbally, mentally, or physically intimidates one or more students. Bullying will not be tolerated and reported incidents will be dealt with in a manner that is relative to the violation. (Discipline: Suspension, Juvenile Court Referral, and Zero Tolerance Suspensions. This list is not all-inclusive, actions taken will be deemed as necessary and at the discretion of the administration.)
- Drug Paraphernalia - Possessing or using drug paraphernalia at any school activity on or off campus. (Discipline: OSS, Discipline Hearing, Juvenile Petition).
- Drugs, weapons assault of staff - Possession, use or distribution of drugs, possession of handgun, rifle or shotgun, possession of explosive or incendiary device or touching or striking a staff member against his or her will or intentionally causing serious bodily harm. (Discipline: Zero Tolerance Suspension, Juvenile Petitions).
- Fighting - Engaging in a mutual physical altercation. (Discipline: OSS, Possible Disciplinary Hearing, Juvenile Petition).
- Sexting - Messaging and/or transmitting pictures by electronic devices, deemed inappropriate and/or a disruption of the learning environment. Reported offenses will be handled by school administration in cooperation with BCSO and the juvenile courts. (Discipline:Suspension, Juvenile Court Referral, and Zero Tolerance Suspensions. This list is not all-inclusive.)
- Theft - Willfully taking property of another, or holding property of another without their knowledge. (Discipline: OSS, Juvenile Petition, restitution, possible discipline hearing).
- Tobacco Use/ Possession - All Bradley County Schools are tobacco-free campuses. Students are not to be in possession nor use tobacco products, including e-cigarettes or vapors, on campus or during school time or activities. (Discipline: 1st Offense - 3xISS, 2nd Offense - 2xOSS & 1xISS, 3rd Offense - 3xOSS, Juvenile Citation, 2nd Juvenile Citation, Juvenile Petition)
- Vandalism - Intentional damage to property of the school or that belonging to another person. (Discipline: Restitution, ISS/OSS depending on severity of damage)
*Students with disciplinary actions related to drugs or alcohol use or offenses that result in a disciplinary hearing will not be allowed to attend dances, including prom. This policy also extends to signing off that students are in “good standing” in order to attend dances/proms at other schools.
Updated 08/10/2026