Exclusionary consequences involve removal of a student from classroom instruction for longer than thirty minutes, or longer than one class period . These include positive alternatives to out-of-school suspension (see Due Process - Suspension or Expulstion) settings or programs, in-school suspension, out-of-school suspensions, and expulsions.

TUSD is committed to ensuring that consequences that remove students from the classroom, where learning happens, are always used as a last resort and are only applied after classroom level interventions have been attempted and failed or the seriousness of the incident warrants an exclusionary consequence.

If Exclusionary Consequences are imposed, students will have fair due process that includes an opportunity to appeal (See information on due process). For all offenses, disciplinary consequences must be paired with meaningful instruction and
supportive guidance (e.g., constructive feedback and re-teaching) so students are offered an opportunity to learn from their behavior and, where possible, an opportunity to continue to participate in the school community. School Safety personnel will not participate in discipline decisions occurring after an incident. This in no way prohibits School Safety involvement during or immediately after an incident to protect campus safety.