Reinstatement Following Removal by Teacher Sample Clauses

Reinstatement Following Removal by Teacher. If a superintendent or principal reinstates a pupil in a curricular or extra- curricular activity under a teacher’s supervision following an emergency removal by that teacher, the teacher must be given, upon request, written reasons for reinstatement.
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