District Appeal Process for Above Procedures Sample Clauses

District Appeal Process for Above Procedures. 1. A student may appeal a decision concerning this agreement to the school principal who shall render a decision within three (3) days after the receipt of the appeal. In the event the student is not satisfied with the decision of the principal, the student shall have an opportunity to appeal to the Superintendent, who shall, within three (3) days, render a final decision. Any appeals of the 2.0 grade point average requirement will be made to the principal and considered by a review committee as prescribed under Board Policy 6145.
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