Learning Disruptions Sample Clauses

Learning Disruptions. When in the judgment of the unit member, a student is by their behavior disrupting the instructional program to the detriment of other students, the unit member may refer a written report of such to their immediate supervisor for resolution. Such resolution may involve a conference with the unit member and other persons upon request of the unit member or at the request of the supervisor. If a student's behavior is so disruptive as to impair the educational process, in the judgment of the unit member, the unit member may remove the student from the classroom. The unit member must notify their supervisor immediately of the removal of the student from the classroom. If the unit member requests a conference with the supervisor to discuss the problem, such a conference must be held as soon as possible after the student has been removed, but no later than 24 hours after the removal. If the unit member has requested such a conference take place, the student will not be returned to the classroom until the conference has taken place, unless the unit member agrees to take the student back into the classroom in advance of the conference. The re-entry meeting needs to occur within contracted hours and not during their preparation time. The member may request pay at their per diem if the meeting takes place during their preparation time or outside contracted hours. If the unit member does not request such a conference as provided herein, the supervisor may place the removed student back into the classroom at their discretion. If a unit member requests a conference prior to the student being re-admitted to class, the unit member referring a student shall be provided with a written report from their administrator, which includes, but is not limited to, (a) the resolution to the problem, (b) discipline measure determined by the administrator, and (c) follow- up steps to be taken by the administrator.
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