STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS Sample Clauses

STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. Each baccalaureate institution shall have a procedure through which a transfer student can appeal a decision that he/she believes is not consistent with this Agreement. The procedure shall be published in the institution’s catalog, student handbook, and website. A student who wishes to appeal a decision must file that appeal with the baccalaureate institution through that procedure. Such appeal must be submitted by the student within 30 days of receiving the decision in question. The baccalaureate institution will provide a decision to the student within 60 days of receipt of the appeal. The decision of the baccalaureate institution is final. The relevant community college will be informed of the nature of the appeal and the decision by the baccalaureate institution.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. Students who wish to have the faculty consider policy or rule changes must do the following in order: 1. Contact the Principal or Vice Principal in writing to see if a rule change in this area is being considered, or if the rule is one that must be appealed to a higher authority first (School Board), or if the rule cannot be changed because of law. 2. You must provide a written proposal that describes in detail what is wrong with the current situation and what you believe would be a better solution. In your written proposal, you must detail your arguments both for and against the proposed solution by both student and faculty (that's a total of four arguments). You must include research into what other schools have done. This will prepare you to recognize and be ready to discuss the different points of view that cause rules to be controversial at times and why getting agreement to change may be difficult. 3. These pieces of evidence will be presented to the faculty so they can take one of the following steps: a) Ask you to survey the people who would be affected by this change so that opinions of all others are known; b) Ask you to gather some other information before going on; c) Agree with your proposal and work with you to get it into action; d) Reject your proposal with comments back to you as to why.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. If the student does not like the recommended solution or if no solution is found, the Statement of Concern will be reviewed by the chief academic officer. 1. The chief academic officer has fifteen (15) college working days after receiving the Statement of Concern to meet with the parties: the student, the faculty member, the xxxx, and any other person who has first-hand knowledge of the concern. 2. After receipt of the Statement of Concern, the chief academic officer will inform in writing the faculty member, the student, and the Human Resources Office of his/her decision and state the reasons for the decision within twenty (20) college working days. 3. The chief academic officer may recommend one of the following: a. a solution b. dismiss the concern c. refer the concern to the Formal Review Committee
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. If the student does not like the recommended solution or if no solution is found, the student may institute an appeal within four (4) college working days after receipt of the immediate supervisor’s decision. 1. After receiving the appeal, the next level supervisor has fifteen (15) college working days to meet with the parties: the student, the employee, the xxxx, and any other person who has first-hand knowledge of the concern. 2. After receipt of the appeal, the next level supervisor will inform in writing the employee, the student, and the Human Resources Office of his/her decision and state the reasons for the decision within twenty (20) college working days. 3. The next level supervisor may recommend one of the following: a. Offer a solution. b. Dismiss the concern. c. Take appropriate action. d. Refer the concern to the Formal Review Committee. 4. The employee may appeal the decision and request review by the Formal Review Committee within thirty (30) days after the receipt of the written decision by providing a brief notice of appeal in writing to the President of the College, the Association President, and the Associated Student Government (ASG) President.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. Student athletes may appeal any disciplinary action taken by a coach. The first appeal should be made in writing to the Athletic Director, who will render a decision as quickly as possible after gathering sufficient information. At the request of the parent/guardian, the Athletic Director may convene a panel of school representatives to review the case and make recommendations. The panel will consist of an administrator, teacher, and the Athletic Director. After the appeal is heard, the panel will render a decision that is fair and appropriate based on the facts and the concerns of all parties involved. The uniform is ordered to fit your child’s exact measurement, if they are measured and accounted for, they MUST pay for the uniform in full. (Refer to Rule 23 above). It is the athlete’s responsibility to wash and bring their uniform to the games. There are no replacement uniforms if it is damage. Water bottles/sport drinks are highly encouraged. Athletic equipment will not be issued to the student athletes. Equipment provided for use at practice sessions and/or games are the property of the school and/or the coaching staff. Some sports require specific athletic wear/protective gear such as but not limited to knee pads, mouth guards, athletic cups, shin guards, cleats, etc. These items are to be provided by the student athletes for their own personal use.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. This is a formal mechanism through which a student may seek a review and revision of a decision made under the Transfer Compact program when he/she believes that the decision impedes his/her educational progress towards a degree AND violates one or more of the components of the Transfer Compact Agreement.
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STUDENT APPEAL PROCESS. Student athletes may appeal any disciplinary action taken by a coach. The first appeal should be made in writing to the Athletic Director, who will render a decision as quickly as possible after gathering sufficient information. At the request of the parent/guardian, the Athletic Director may convene a panel of school representatives to review the case and make recommendations. The panel will consist of an administrator, teacher, and the Athletic Director. After the appeal is heard, the panel will render a decision that is fair and appropriate based on the facts and the concerns of all parties involved. The uniform is ordered to fit your child’s exact measurement, if they are measured and accounted for, they MUST pay for the uniform in full. It is the athlete’s responsibility to wash and bring their uniform to the games. There are no replacement uniforms if it is damage. Water bottles/sport drinks are highly encouraged. All team members must attend all scheduled practices, games, and meetings. If circumstances arise whereby the athlete cannot attend a practice, game, or meeting the coach must be notified by personal contact or phone call. If injured, an athlete is encouraged to attend the games and lend support to the team unless physically unable to do so. Practice are Monday-Friday and Saturday practices are to be determined. We will wait until the last car rider is picked up; however, we kindly ask that you pick up your child/children up on time. The pick-up time frame is 15 minutes after practices and games. If the late pick up is habitual, we are forced to remove your child/children from the team. Your child’s photograph and video may be taken during athletic events for use in the local media to highlight the athletic programs of the Interscholastic Sports Association. Your permission is needed in order for his/her photograph and or videos to be published. Please initial on the last page to grant permission. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for your cooperation and support! Dear Parent/Guardian and Athlete: Please read the Code of Conduct for athletes very carefully before signing. It is intended to provide high standards for the healthy development of young athletes as individuals, team members and school citizens. You should note that these rules and expectations apply to behavior during school hours as well as when school is not in session. If you have any questions, please contact the coach or the At...
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