Expulsion from School Clause Samples
The 'Expulsion from School' clause defines the conditions and procedures under which a student may be permanently removed from an educational institution. Typically, this clause outlines the types of serious misconduct or repeated violations that can lead to expulsion, such as violence, drug use, or academic dishonesty, and describes the steps the school must follow, including investigation and the right to a hearing. Its core function is to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment by providing a clear framework for addressing severe behavioral issues.
Expulsion from School. 60 days or more
Expulsion from School. ECHS will afford due process rights to each student when disciplinary action against the student is contemplated. The following is a brief summary of the disciplinary procedures established by the state statute and recent court decisions. Students with questions regarding these rights should request clarification from any administrator. Copies of relevant state laws may be reviewed in the principal’s office. Examples of violations that could result in EXPULSION: any repeated violation, use of chemicals, possession or use of drugs, weapons violation, arson, fireworks/explosives, etc.