15.1-19 Students and Safety
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<![CDATA[CHAPTER 15.1-19STUDENTS AND SAFETY15.1-19-01. Legal surname - Use. Personnel in a public school district, a nonpublicschool, a preschool program, and a child care facility shall use a student's legal surname for<br>registration, for the maintenance of all records regarding the student, and in all communications<br>requiring the use of a surname.15.1-19-02. Corporal punishment - Prohibition - Consistent policies.1.A school district employee may not inflict, cause to be inflicted, or threaten to inflict<br>corporal punishment on a student.2.This section does not prohibit a school district employee from using the degree of<br>force necessary:a.To quell a physical disturbance that threatens physical injury to an individual or<br>damage to property;b.To quell a verbal disturbance;c.For self-defense;d.For the preservation of order; ore.To obtain possession of a weapon or other dangerous object within the control<br>of a student.3.For purposes of this section, corporal punishment means the willful infliction of<br>physical pain on a student; willfully causing the infliction of physical pain on a<br>student; or willfully allowing the infliction of physical pain on a student. Physical pain<br>or discomfort caused by athletic competition or other recreational activities<br>voluntarily engaged in by a student is not corporal punishment. A school board may<br>not expand through policy the definition of corporal punishment beyond that provided<br>by this subsection.4.a.The board of each school district shall develop policies setting forth standards<br>for student behavior, procedures to be followed if the standards are not met,<br>and guidelines detailing how all incidents are to be investigated.b.The board shall ensure that the policies, procedures, and guidelines applicable<br>to all elementary schools in the district are identical, that the policies,<br>procedures, and guidelines applicable to all middle schools in the district are<br>identical, and that the policies, procedures, and guidelines applicable to all high<br>schools in the district are identical.15.1-19-03. Period of silence. Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 187, </p>
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