How do you know if got a referral in high school?

In high school, referrals are typically issued when a student engages in behavior that violates school rules or expectations. Referral usually result in a meeting between the student, the teacher or administrator who issued the referral and the student's parents or guardians.

Here are some signs that you may have gotten a referral in high school:

- You are called to the office during class or after school.

- A parent or guardian is invited to meet with teachers and administrators.

- You are given a written referral form or disciplinary notice.

- You are assigned to a period of detention, suspension, or expulsion.

- Your name is place on a list of students who are at risk of disciplinary action.

- Your grades or privileges are affected as a result of the referral.

If you believe you have gotten a referral, it is important to take the matter seriously and follow the instructions provided by your teachers and administrators.