Emergency Expulsion. Students knowingly carrying onto school premises a firearm as listed in RCW 9.41.250 will be expelled. Students carrying dangerous weapons other than firearms may be expelled.
Emergency Expulsion. Removal of a student from school because the student’s presence poses an immediate and continuing threat of material and substantial disruption of the educational process, activity, or workplace environment. For the purposes of this section, an immediate and continuing threat of material and substantial disruption means:
a. The student’s behavior results in an extreme disruption of the educational process that creates a substantial barrier to the learning for other students across the school day; and
b. The student’s behavior results in an extreme disruption of an employee’s work environment that prevents safe operation of the employee’s job assignment; and
c. Employees have exhausted reasonable attempts at administering other forms of discipline to support the student in meeting behavioral expectations.
Emergency Expulsion. Emergency removal from school. Any emergency expulsion includes the denial of admission to or entry upon real or personal property that is owned, leased, rented, or controlled by Kalama School District. A Trespass Notice may be issued if this procedure is not followed. Expulsion is the denial of attendance to Kalama Elementary School. Any student who has been expelled or long-term suspended shall be permitted to apply for re-admittance at the District office prior to termination of the imposed sanction. The application shall be in writing and sent to the principal of the school which the student would normally attend. The principal shall establish re-admission conditions in the form of a written contract related to the former behavior. If the application is denied, the parent/guardian may appeal to the Superintendent. Any expulsion includes the denial of admission to or entry upon real or personal property that is owned, leased, rented, or controlled by Kalama School District. A Trespass Notice may be issued if this procedure is not followed. Any pupil who has been expelled or suspended shall be permitted to apply for re-admittance to the district's schools prior to termination of the imposed sanction. The application shall be in writing and sent to the principal of the school which the student would ordinarily attend. If the application is denied, the student or parent(s)/guardian(s) may appeal to the superintendent, whose decision shall be final. The Principal/Assistant Principal has the authority to impose up to ten (10) days of suspension while the suspension/expulsion hearing process is in action.
Emergency Expulsion. The CBC or the superintendent may order the immediate expulsion of a student if the administrator reasonably believes that the action is necessary to protect people or property from imminent harm. At the time of the emergency expulsion, the student will be given oral notice of the reason(s) for the action, which must be a reason for which the student could be expelled on a non-emergency basis. Formal due process as explained on page 27 will occur within a reasonable time thereafter. Our summer school program is not part of the regular school year program. Some students voluntarily attend summer school to earn additional credits, to re-take courses they did not pass in the regular school year, or to complete courses necessary for graduation that were incomplete because of the student’s expulsion or placement in DAEP. Other students are required to attend summer school in order to receive intensive instruction in those subjects or areas where the student was not successful on the state assessment instruments. During summer school, all students are expected to abide by the rules of conduct that are in place during the school year. We will handle minor, isolated violations of conduct expectations through parent conferences; however, students who commit serious offenses or who have persistent behavior problems while enrolled in summer school will be withdrawn from the program after a parent conference for DAEP removal or expelled after an expulsion hearing if the conduct warrants expulsion. When a student is withdrawn from summer school for conduct that would warrant DAEP removal or expulsion, the summer campus administrator may withdraw the student and defer the assessment of the term of removal or expulsion to be served during the following school year.
Emergency Expulsion the removal of a student from school because the student’s presence poses an immediate and continuing danger to other students or school personnel, or an immediate and continuing threat of material and substantial disruption of the educational process, subject to the requirements of WAC 000-000-000 through 000-000-000.
Emergency Expulsion. When an emergency expulsion occurs, the student will be given verbal notice of the reason for the action. Within ten days after the date of the emergency expulsion, the student will be given appropriate due process required for a student facing expulsion. The district may provide educational services to any expelled student in a DAEP; however, educational services in the DAEP must be provided if the student is less than ten years of age.
Emergency Expulsion. Emergency removal from school. Any emergency expulsion includes the denial of admission to or entry upon real or personal property that is owned, leased, rented, or controlled by Kalama School District. A Trespass Notice may be issued if this procedure is not followed.
