What defines a Level 'B' violation?

A Level 'B' violation is defined as a repeated Level 'A' infraction or a greater violation. This classification emphasizes the escalating nature of behavioral issues within a structured environment, indicating that the individual has not only committed an initial infraction but has also failed to improve their conduct after receiving warnings or consequences related to a Level 'A' violation. This approach reflects a progressive discipline system, where repeated misconduct or more serious offenses escalate the severity of the consequences, thus highlighting the importance of accountability and the need for a corrective response to ongoing behavioral issues.

The other options do not accurately capture this definition. An initial Level 'A' violation, for instance, does not imply a recidivism aspect nor does it demonstrate the severity associated with a Level 'B.' Minor classroom disruptions would not meet the threshold of classification as a Level 'B' violation, as they typically pertain to less serious conduct issues. Finally, a severe behavioral offense could be classified as a Level 'C' violation, which indicates a more serious concern and does not correlate with the criteria that define Level 'B.' The focus for Level 'B' is the progression from lesser infractions to more serious behavioral issues through repeat offenses.