Disciplinary Process
- Most disciplinary situations are minor and can be resolved with minimal corrections. The YMCA OHYG staff uses these situations as a learning opportunity for the student and tries to integrate problem-solving skills into the discussion. If the negative behavior continues the following steps may be instituted:
- Discussion between the adult, delegation lead advisor (or alumni supervisor) and YMCA OHYG staff in order to set goals and objectives.
- Discussion between the adult, delegation lead advisor (or alumni supervisor) and YMCA OHYG staff to clarify goals and objectives previously set. The school or YMCA administrator will be contacted to inform them of the situation, enlist their help in resolving the situation, and to discuss options including that the advisor may be sent home.
- If disruptive or inappropriate conduct continues, the YMCA OHYG Staff and lead delegation advisor (or alumni supervisor) will contact the school or YMCA administrator to make arrangements for the advisor in question to be dismissed from the event at their own cost. The school or YMCA administrator, delegation lead advisor (or alumni supervisor) and advisor in question will be notified at a later date of their ability to return to the program.
Although the above steps have been implemented, the YMCA Staff retains the right to take immediate action if the participant poses a threat to their own safety, the safety of other participants or YMCA Staff. There will be NO REFUNDS OF ANY AMOUNT for adults who are sent home because of behavior problems.