Some behavior problems consist of confrontations with teachers, fighting with other students, and being constantly suspended. This is considered delinquent behavior. If the delinquent behavior persists, then the principal will have to decipher the punishment for the student. Depending on the seriousness of the act, the student is subject to either an in-school suspension or a three-day suspension. The way public schools deal with delinquent behavior is to send them to an alternative school. Alternative education is structured to meet the needs of students that cannot be met in a regular public school. However, the student's outcome depends on their behavior and the nature of their etiquette. Alternative education can either help or hinder the student. Students with behavioral problems make up the majority of the school's population. When students don't feel accepted, they shut down and don't learn as much as they could. Additionally, not learning fully