Common use of Disruptive Students Clause in Contracts

Disruptive Students. When in the judgment of a professional educator, a student’s behavior is seriously disrupting the instructional program to the detriment of other students, the professional educator may temporarily exclude the student from the classroom, immediately notifying the administrator/office of such exclusion, and refer him/her directly to the school office. The principal, or other designated administrator, shall be responsible for arranging, as soon as possible, a conference between the interested parties to discuss the problem and decide upon appropriate steps for its resolution. The professional educator shall be provided a written response of the action taken on the referral. During the period of exclusion, the student shall not be the responsibility of the professional educator unless otherwise specified.

Disruptive Students. When in the judgment of a professional educatorteacher, a student’s behavior is seriously disrupting the instructional program to the detriment of other students, the professional educator teacher may temporarily exclude the student from the classroom, immediately notifying the administrator/office of such exclusion, and refer him/her directly to the school office. The principal, or other designated administrator, shall be responsible for arranging, as soon as possible, a conference between the interested parties to discuss the problem and decide upon appropriate steps for its resolution. The professional educator teacher shall be provided a written response of the action taken on the referral. During the period of exclusion, the student shall not be the responsibility of the professional educator teacher unless otherwise specified.