Common use of Discipline Clause in Contracts

Discipline. 13.1 The School has absolute discretion to determine when student conduct warrants disciplinary action to be taken by the School and that the School may apply disciplinary measures that the School deems appropriate in accordance with the School’s Policies and Procedures, and which may include: a) withdrawal of privileges; b) detention at such times as the Principal may deem appropriate; c) requiring the student to undertake additional school work during or after normal school hours; d) suspension; e) expulsion; and f) such other consequences as the School considers reasonable and appropriate. 13.2 Any serious failure by the student to comply with the School’s Policies and Procedures may affect the student’s enrolment at the School, and that as a result, the student may be suspended from attending the School, their enrolment may be terminated and/or the School may charge or retain all or part of the fees, levies or charges for that term.

Discipline. 13.1 10.1 The School has absolute discretion to determine when student conduct warrants disciplinary action to be taken by the School and that the School may apply disciplinary measures that the School deems appropriate in accordance with the School’s Policies and Procedures, and which may include: a) withdrawal of privileges; b) detention at such times as the Principal may deem appropriate; c) requiring the student to undertake additional school work during or after normal school hours; d) suspension; e) expulsion; and f) such other consequences as the School considers reasonable and appropriate. 13.2 10.2 Any serious failure by the student to comply with the School’s Policies and Procedures may affect the student’s enrolment at the School, and that as a result, the student may be suspended from attending the School, their enrolment may be terminated and/or the School may charge or retain all or part of the fees, levies or charges for that term.

Discipline. 13.1 The School school has absolute discretion to determine when student conduct warrants disciplinary action to be taken by the School school and that the School school may apply disciplinary measures that the School deems appropriate in accordance with the School’s Policies and Procedures, and which may include: a) withdrawal of privileges; b) detention at such times as the Principal may deem appropriate; c) requiring the student to undertake additional school work during or after normal school hours; d) suspension; e) expulsion; and f) such other consequences as the School considers reasonable and appropriate. 13.2 Any serious failure by the student to comply with the School’s Policies and Procedures may affect the student’s enrolment at the School, and that as a result, the student may be suspended from attending the School, their enrolment may be terminated and/or the School may charge or retain all or part of the fees, levies or charges for that term.