Common use of Expulsion Clause in Contracts

Expulsion. A Student may be formally expelled from the School if it is proved on the balance of probabilities that the Student has committed a very grave breach of school discipline or a serious criminal offence. Expulsion is reserved for the most serious breaches. The School’s principal shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases. If available, Parents will be given a copy of the review procedure current at the time. The School’s principal's decision may be subject to an independent or Committee or Board review, if requested by a Parent. The Student shall remain away from school pending the outcome of such a review.

Expulsion. A Student may be formally expelled from the School if it is proved on the balance of probabilities that the Student has committed a very grave breach of school discipline or a serious criminal offence. Expulsion is reserved for the most serious breaches. The School’s principal shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases. If available, Parents will be given a copy of the review procedure current at the time. The School’s principal's decision may be subject to an independent or Committee or Board review, if requested by a Parent. The Student shall remain away from school pending the outcome of such a review.’s

Expulsion. A Student The student may be formally expelled from the School if it is proved on the balance of probabilities that the Student has committed a very grave breach of school School discipline or a serious criminal offence. Expulsion is reserved for the most serious breaches. The School’s principal Head shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases. If available, Parents will be given a copy of the review procedure current at the time. The School’s principal's decision may be subject to an independent or Committee or Board review, if requested by a Parent. The Student shall remain away from school pending the outcome of such a review.

Expulsion. A Student The Pupil may be formally expelled from the School if it is proved on the balance of probabilities that the Student Pupil has committed a very grave breach of school discipline or a serious criminal offence. Expulsion is reserved for the most serious breaches. The School’s principal shall act with procedural fairness in all such cases. If available, Parents will be given a copy breaches of the review procedure current at the time. The School’s principal's decision may be subject to an independent discipline or Committee or Board review, if requested by a Parent. The Student shall remain away from school pending the outcome of such a reviewbehaviour.