Sheridan High School
Bullying is characterized by the following three criteria:
A) it is unwanted, hurtful, or harmful behavior;
B) it is carried out repeatedly and over time, or by a single incident when it is severe;
C) it occurs within an interpersonal relationship characterized by an unbalance of power.
Intentional - Repeated - Unbalanced
Bullying is considered a serious issue at SHS because it negatively influences the victim’s academic and social progress. Consequences for these behaviors will be dealt with in accordance with the law and by the SHS administrative team.
Sexual harassment is NOT condoned at Sheridan High School. Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, sexually motivated physical conduct, or other physical conduct of a sexual nature. It may occur by repetitive, less traumatic events that happen over a period of time or by a single incident, if it is severe. If these behaviors or words pressure, intimidate or make you feel uncomfortable at school or at school activities and affect your education in a negative way, report the incident(s) immediately to your principal, assistant principal, or school counselor A full investigation will be commenced by the school administration upon receipt of a written complaint.