April 27, 2026
SRO Arner's April Message Part Two
What Are Consequences?
1. Results of breaking rules or laws.
2. School consequences (detention, suspension, expulsion).
3. Legal consequences (fines, community service, arrest, citation).
4. Personal consequences (loss of trust, missed opportunities).
Legal Consequences for Teens
1. Juvenile detention.
2. Probation.
3. Fines or restitution (paying for damages).
4. Permanent record.
5. Loss of privileges (like driver's license).
Real Life Impact of Breaking the Laws
1. Can affect college applications.
2. Can impact job opportunities.
3. May influence scholarships or sports eligibility.
4. Can strain relationships with family and friends.
Digital Actions = Real Consequences
1. What you post online can be permanent.
2. Sharing or posting harmful or illegal content can lead to legal trouble.
3. Bullying/Cyberbullying can result in school and legal consequences.
Making Smart Choices
1. Think before you act.
2. Understand the risks and consequences
3. Choose friends, activities and environments carefully
4. Ask for help in making decisions.
Your Rights Matter Too
1. You have rights as a minor.
2. You have the right to feel safe.
3. You have the right to ask questions.
What Are Consequences?
1. Results of breaking rules or laws.
2. School consequences (detention, suspension, expulsion).
3. Legal consequences (fines, community service, arrest, citation).
4. Personal consequences (loss of trust, missed opportunities).
Legal Consequences for Teens
1. Juvenile detention.
2. Probation.
3. Fines or restitution (paying for damages).
4. Permanent record.
5. Loss of privileges (like driver's license).
Real Life Impact of Breaking the Laws
1. Can affect college applications.
2. Can impact job opportunities.
3. May influence scholarships or sports eligibility.
4. Can strain relationships with family and friends.
Digital Actions = Real Consequences
1. What you post online can be permanent.
2. Sharing or posting harmful or illegal content can lead to legal trouble.
3. Bullying/Cyberbullying can result in school and legal consequences.
Making Smart Choices
1. Think before you act.
2. Understand the risks and consequences
3. Choose friends, activities and environments carefully
4. Ask for help in making decisions.
Your Rights Matter Too
1. You have rights as a minor.
2. You have the right to feel safe.
3. You have the right to ask questions.