EXCLUSIONS FROM CLASS Sample Clauses

EXCLUSIONS FROM CLASS. In any case where usual and customary methods fail to correct a student discipline problem, and where, because of the magnitude of the breach of discipline, or the persistence of the misconduct, the educational program is disrupted, the teacher may exclude the offending student from class. The teacher must notify the principal of such exclusion by the end of the class period. The teacher may, in such a case, request that readmission to class be preceded by a private conference between any or all of the following persons: the teacher, the building principal or his/her designee, the student, the student's parents or guardian. If such a request is made the conference shall be held as a condition to readmission. If the student's parents or guardian are requested to attend the conference, and they do not, the conference will be held without them.
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EXCLUSIONS FROM CLASS. In any case where usual and customary methods fail to correct student discipline problem or classroom disruption, and where, because of the magnitude of the breach of discipline or disruption, or the persistence of the misconduct, the educational program is disrupted, the teacher may exclude the offending student from class by referring the student to building administration. The teacher must notify the principal of such exclusion in a timely manner. The teacher may, in such a case, request that readmission to class be preceded by a private conference between any or all of the following persons: the teacher, the building principal or his/her designee, the student, the student's parents or guardian. If such a request is made the conference shall be held as a condition to readmission. In cases of suspension, hospitalization, temporary placement, or exclusion, a re-entry conference is required to support the transition of the student back to the instructional setting. If the student's parents or guardian are requested to attend the conference, and they do not, the conference will be held without them. The building administrator or designee will make reasonable attempts to communicate the outcome of the meeting with the parents or guardian.
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EXCLUSIONS FROM CLASS. Excluded from the Class is all current or former employees, officers, directors, agents, or legal representatives of Defendant or its affiliated entities, current of former employees or legal professionals of Plaintiff’s Counsels, and current or former employees of the Court.
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EXCLUSIONS FROM CLASS. Parties seeking exclusion from the Class must timely request exclusion (opt out) through the Claims Administrator via the Settlement Website. Any other party who receives a request for exclusion shall direct the person requesting such exclusion to the Settlement Website.
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