What is a school ISS?

School ISS typically stands for In-School Suspension, which is a disciplinary action used by schools as an alternative to out-of-school suspension. Students assigned to ISS remain on campus in a supervised setting where they are expected to complete their schoolwork but are separated from the regular classroom environment. The goal of ISS is to address behavioral issues while minimizing disruption to the student's education and helping them reflect on their actions. Procedures and rules for ISS can vary by school or district, but it is generally used for moderate behavioral infractions.