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Offenders referred per month
Number of offenders per incident Offender's age Offender ethnicity White Hispanic/Latino Asian African American Native American More than one race Pacific Islander Offender's gender Male Female Non-binary Original requester of referral Teacher Administrator Peer Parent Type of offense Lying Slander Cheating Plagiarism Stealing Physical aggression or horseplay Disrespect to staff or students Deliberate disrespect for property Defiance Habitual late, incomplete, or missing assignments Habitual tardiness Obscenity, profanity, vulgarity Excessive absences Truancy Defacing school property Viewing, possession, or distribution of pornography (also see Internet Acceptable Use Policy) Sending or distributing texts, messages, and photos which include sexually explicit language, profanity, or inappropriate content Leaving campus without permission Fighting and other excessive physical abuse Participation in immoral or illegal activities Possession or use of tobacco, marijuana, alcohol, drugs, or any related paraphernalia Possession of any weapon or explosive Sexual harassment or misconduct Persistant stealing Persistant cheating Persistant physical aggression Persistant obscenity Persistant lying Bullying Process participants Number of offenders Number of adult victims Number of juvenile victims Number of offender support persons Number of victim support persons Number of teachers present Number of administrators or counselors present Total number of participants Translation required None Spanish Other Characteristics of agreements Community service Clean up required Behavioral component Restitution required Apology letter required Other forms of restoring harm? Satisfaction Victim satisfied by process Offender satisfied by process Participants satisfied by process
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