Unacceptable physical contact which may result in injury to another student will not be tolerated at Boles Junior High School. This type of behavior includes, but is not limited to, pushing, shoving,, kicking, kneeing, pinching, or "pantsing." The assistant principal will determine the appropriate consequence for the misconduct, but the offenses will be considered Level III and IV violations. Repeated acts of aggressive horseplay will be considered to be bullying, which could result in an alternative school placement.

Fighting on campus will result in school discipline - a minimum of CHOICES - as well as referral to the campus School Resource Officer who may issue a citation.

Students should leave book bags or backpacks in their locker as these items may not be brought into the classroom. All Boles students should ring their binder, planner, and other necessary supplies to class each period.

• Telecommunication devices - cell phones, iPods, cd players, digital and video cameras, etc.
• Head coverings: caps, wave caps, bandanas, sweatbands
• Wallet chains
• Spiked jewelry
• Laser pens
• Pillows and blankets
• Basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, tennis balls not supplied by the school
• Skateboards or roller blades
• Any other item as deemed necessary by assistant principals.

Since April 1993, the AISD has used metal detectors to screen for weapons, drugs, and other contraband. Students and their personal property, including their lockers, are subject to search. Random searches are done each week for the safety and protection of all members of this learning community. Students should follow the directions of the administrators and security personnel during the searches. The school district has also authorized the use of dogs to check lockers and book bags for weapons, drugs, and other contraband.