Common use of Exclusion from Class Clause in Contracts

Exclusion from Class. Provisions of such policies, guidelines and regulations notwithstanding, any employee may exclude a pupil from the classroom when the employee judges the pupil’s behavior to be disruptive of the instructional program. Prior to the student returning to the classroom due to severe disruptions, the teacher may communicate recommendations to the principal/designee for expected student behaviors. A behavior contract signed by the student may be appropriate before the child returns to class. In the event of an appeal process, the principal will gather information, including teacher input, to determine if alternative placement options are appropriate.

Exclusion from Class. Provisions of such policies, guidelines and regulations notwithstanding, any employee may exclude a pupil from the classroom when the employee judges the pupil’s behavior to be disruptive of the instructional program. Prior to the student returning to the classroom due to severe disruptions, the teacher may communicate recommendations to the principal/designee for expected student behaviors. A behavior contract signed by the student may be appropriate before the child returns to class. 4041 (Continued) In the event of an appeal process, the principal will gather information, including teacher input, to determine if alternative placement options are appropriate.

Exclusion from Class. Provisions of such policies, guidelines and regulations notwithstanding, any employee may exclude a pupil from the classroom when the employee judges the pupil’s behavior to 4041 (Continued) be disruptive of the instructional program. Prior to the student returning to the classroom due to severe disruptions, the teacher may communicate recommendations to the principal/designee for expected student behaviors. A behavior contract signed by the student may be appropriate before the child returns to class. In the event of an appeal process, the principal will gather information, including teacher input, to determine if alternative placement options are appropriate.