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Disciplinary Violation

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I have been found responsible for a disciplinary violation during my Junior year of High School, at Wicomico High School. The occurrence was a physical confrontation in which caused me to be suspended from school and any after school activity for a brief time. The cause wasn't very clear, as the student who was a freshman, at the time, and I had very little to almost no communication with each other. But what I know about the student was that he known for getting in trouble and into physical confrontations. In my physical confrontation he decided to punch my head at an attempt to try and break my jaw. The consequence of this lead for the opposing student was a criminal charge of assault and I was given no criminal charges and was defined

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