Common use of Removal of Pupil from Classroom Clause in Contracts

Removal of Pupil from Classroom. When, in the judgment of a teacher, a pupil is substantially disrupting the in- structional program to the detriment of other pupils, the teacher may remove the pupil from his/her class. The teacher will instruct the pupil to report imme- diately to the appropriate supervisor or administrator. Following the decision to remove the pupil, the teacher will advise the principal of the action and will, as soon as possible, furnish full particulars. Appropriate written records of such removals shall be maintained by the principal and teacher and shall be available to the parties upon request.

Removal of Pupil from Classroom. When, in the judgment of a teacher, a pupil is substantially disrupting the in- structional program to the detriment of other pupils, the teacher may remove the pupil from his/her class. The teacher will instruct the pupil to report imme- diately immediately to the appropriate supervisor or administrator. Following the decision to remove the pupil, the teacher will advise the principal of the action and will, as soon as possible, furnish full particulars. Appropriate written records of such removals shall be maintained by the principal and teacher and shall be available to the parties upon request.

Removal of Pupil from Classroom. When, in the judgment of a teacher, a pupil is substantially disrupting the in- structional program to the detriment of other pupils, the teacher may remove the pupil from his/her class. The teacher will instruct the pupil to report imme- diately immediately to the appropriate supervisor or administrator. Following the decision to remove the pupil, the teacher will advise the principal of the action and will, as soon as possible, furnish full particulars. Appropriate written records of such removals shall be maintained by the principal and teacher and shall be available to the parties par- ties upon request.