The in-school discipline practice called ISS stands for

• A. In-School Suspension
• B. Immediate Social Sit-out
• C. Internal Student Sanctions
• D. Instructional Sit-Down

Answer: (A)

In-School Suspension is a discipline option where the student stays on campus but is removed from regular class activities for a period, usually placed in a designated room to complete work under supervision. This keeps the student connected to the school while addressing behavior without sending them home. The other phrases listed aren’t standard terms for this practice in most schools, so they don’t describe the common method used for in-building disciplinary action.