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– an act of taking another person’s property or services without that person’s permission or consent with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of it.
Stealing in school refers to taking something that does not belong to you without permission while on school property or during school-related activities. Here are some facts on stealing in schools:
FACTS
- Stealing in school is a serious offense that can result in legal and disciplinary consequences for the student involved.
- Common items stolen in schools include money, electronic devices, textbooks, and personal belongings.
PREVENTION
- Schools have a legal and ethical responsibility to prevent stealing and respond promptly and effectively to incidents, including conducting an investigation, providing support services to the victim, and taking disciplinary action against the perpetrator.
- Schools can take steps to prevent stealing, including increasing staff supervision and monitoring of student behavior, installing security cameras and locks, and implementing policies and procedures that prohibit stealing and require consequences for those who engage in this behavior.
- Students caught stealing may face suspension, expulsion, and referral to law enforcement, resulting in criminal charges and a permanent record that can impact their future opportunities.
- Stealing can also have a negative impact on the school community as a whole, including creating a culture of mistrust and fear and diverting resources away from educational activities.
