“Tebowing” and other unusual actions leading to student disciplinary suspensions

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“Tebowing” and other unusual actions leading to studentdisciplinary suspensions
Source: On Board, a publication of the New York State SchoolBoards Association
“Tebowing” that resulted in hallway congestion and otherunusual reasons for initiating student disciplinary actions leading to suspensions are described in anarticle published in the July 2, 2012 edition of the New York State SchoolBoards Association’s publication On Board.
Among other incidents leading to suspensions: Growing long hairfor charity [in violation of the school’s dress code] and “Chivalry” [holdingan exterior door open for an adult known to the student in violation of securityprocedures].
The article is posted on the Internet at:http://www.nyssba.org/index.php?src=news&submenu=news_media&srctype=detail&category=On%20Board%20Online%20July%202%202012&refno=2213