Discipline Committees Sample Clauses

The Discipline Committees clause establishes specialized groups responsible for overseeing and enforcing standards of conduct within an organization or association. These committees are typically tasked with investigating alleged breaches of rules, conducting hearings, and recommending or imposing disciplinary actions such as warnings, suspensions, or expulsions. By delegating authority to these committees, the clause ensures that disciplinary matters are handled fairly and consistently, providing a structured process for addressing misconduct and maintaining organizational integrity.
Discipline Committees. A discipline committee will be established at each elementary building. Members of the committee shall be volunteers and may include building administrators, teachers, support staff, and parents. The committee will meet at least quarterly to: (1) review monthly school discipline summary reports, (2) look for patterns and trends, (3) review the building's discipline procedures, and (4) provide written recommendations where warranted.
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