Removal of Student Sample Clauses

Removal of Student. The University shall, upon written request of the Affiliate, remove any Student participating in the Internship who at any time fails to comply with the Affiliate’s policies or procedures. In addition, the University may terminate Internship upon prior written notice to the Affiliate (a) for any Student who is not in compliance with the University’s policies and procedures or
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Removal of Student. Upon receipt of a complaint from an employee that he/she has been physically assaulted by any student(s) and/or verbally or physically threatened with bodily harm by any student(s), the administrative unit principal shall promptly relieve the employee of the responsibility for supervision and/or instruction of the student(s) pending an investigation and disposition of the complaint. The employee shall provide the administrator with a written statement, describing the particulars of the incident, at the time that the complaint is made.
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Removal of Student. SCHOOL or DCT may, in its discretion, with or without cause, remove a student from DCT’s Facility and cancel the student’s participation under this CONTRACT. DCT’s liaison will consult SCHOOL’s liaison before removing a student unless such consultation is not reasonably possible under the circumstances. The terms and conditions set forth in this CONTRACT shall remain in full force and effect.
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Removal of Student. The Site may remove a student from placement for violations of Site rules and regulations or for such actions as the Site views as detrimental to its operations. The Site will consult with WSU before any final action is taken.
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Removal of Student. While neither Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code nor the SBISD Code of Student Conduct applies to students who currently are enrolled in the XXXX Courage Program, if a student is voluntarily or involuntarily removed from XXXX Courage and returns to a SBISD campus, the student shall be subject to the SBISD’s Code of Student Conduct. Any timelines for discipline found in the SBISD Code of Student Conduct begin after the child has been removed from XXXX Courage and returned to a home campus at SBISD and after the SBISD Principal (who may or may not be the LMS principal) makes a determination, upon further investigation if necessary, that such discipline is warranted.
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Removal of Student. 21.2.1 Faculty have the authority to remove a student from a class or immediate instructional environment for non-classroom faculty (i.e. counselors, librarians, etc.) for the day of removal and the next class meeting (Education Code §76032).
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Removal of Student. While neither Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code nor the SBISD Code of Student Conduct applies to students who at the time of removal currently are enrolled in the YES Prep Northbrook Program, if a student is voluntarily or involuntarily removed from YES Prep Northbrook and returns to a SBISD campus, the student shall be subject to the SBISD’s Code of Student Conduct. Any timelines for discipline found in the SBISD Code of Student Conduct begin after the child has been removed from YES Prep Northbrook and returned to a home campus at SBISD and after the SBISD Principal of the student’s campus, who may or may not be the NMS Principal, makes a determination, upon further investigation if necessary, that such discipline is warranted.
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Removal of Student. 21.2.1 Faculty have the authority to remove a student from a class for the day of removal and the next class meeting (Education Code §76032). 21.2.1.1 Within one (1) day of the removal, the faculty member will notify the College President or other appropriate college official. 21.2.2 When a student(s) is being recommended for removal from a class for any length of time beyond that referenced in Education Code §76032 as a result of any incident described in District Regulation 2441, Article 3.0 or the Student Code of Conduct, the following process should be followed before any decision is made to allow the student(s) to return to the class. 21.2.2.1 Within one (1) day of the removal, the faculty member will notify the College President or other appropriate college official. 21.2.2.2 Prior to the class period when the student is eligible to return, the college Student Discipline Officer (SDO) and the faculty shall meet to discuss the issue at a mutually agreeable time. 21.2.2.3 Allowing sufficient time to file an appeal before the beginning of the next class period, the SDO will notify the faculty member regarding the outcome of the disciplinary action, including any stated expectations or conditions of student behavior when the student returns to class. 21.2.2.4 Within one (1) working day after being notified of the SDO’s decision, the faculty member may appeal, in writing, the decision to the College President. This appeal shall identify the “Good Cause” justification for the removal as identified in Education Code §76033. 21.2.2.5 If the decision of the SDO is appealed by the faculty member, the College President or designee, upon showing of “Good Cause”, shall extend the suspension of the student from class until the appeal decision is finalized (Education Code §76031). 21.2.2.6 The decision of the College President or designee (other than the SDO) shall be final.
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Removal of Student. SCHOOL or DHS may, in its discretion, with or without cause, remove a student from DHS’ Facility and cancel the student’s participation in this Work Order. The terms and conditions set forth in this Work Order Contract and the Master Contract shall remain in full force and effect.
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