Temporary Exclusion of Students Sample Clauses

The Temporary Exclusion of Students clause authorizes a school or educational institution to remove a student from classes or campus for a limited period due to specific behavioral or disciplinary reasons. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which exclusion may occur, such as violations of conduct codes, and may specify the process for notifying students and parents, as well as the duration and conditions of the exclusion. Its core practical function is to provide a structured response to serious student misconduct, ensuring the safety and order of the school environment while allowing time for investigation or resolution.
Temporary Exclusion of Students. ‌ The Board acknowledges the desirability of giving reasonable support and assistance to instructional staff with respect to proper maintenance of control and discipline in the classroom. Instructional staff shall have the right to exclude, temporarily, a student from class when the misbehavior or disruptive effect of the behavior makes the continued presence of the student in the classroom detrimental to the success of other students after the exercise and conclusion of an assertive discipline plan.
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