Student Removal Sample Clauses
The Student Removal clause grants an educational institution the authority to remove a student from a program or premises under specified circumstances, such as violations of conduct policies or failure to meet academic requirements. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which removal may occur, the process for notifying the student, and any rights to appeal or review the decision. Its core practical function is to maintain a safe and productive learning environment by providing a clear mechanism for addressing serious behavioral or academic issues.
Student Removal. A principal/designee may deny a student the privilege of riding a bus whenever sufficient information on the student's behavior has been supplied in writing by the school bus driver/route assistant. Any bus suspension will be made in accordance with all State laws, and District policies and procedures. If a student displays disruptive, irrational, unsafe behavior prior to leaving home with a parent or guardian present and/or school with an appropriate staff member present; that may endanger the safe operation or endanger any passenger/student/ school bus driver or route assistant, that student may be denied access at that time with management approval.
Student Removal. GVSU-CoC shall have the right to remove a participating STEI-ITB student from the 1+1 Program at GVSU-CoC at any time if the STEI-ITB student’s academic performance or conduct has not met the requirements of GVSU-CoC.
Student Removal a. The Veterinary Clinic has the right to request removal of any student whose work or conduct has detrimental effects on the Veterinary Clinic or on any patients, clients and customers. Veterinary Clinic will immediately notify College of the specific reasons for the removal. Such action may be temporary or permanent. If temporary, both parties will work together to identify the specific requirements for return. College agrees to remove any student whose levels of program achievements do not justify continuance.
Student Removal. Pursuant to Michigan Revised School Code Section 380.1309 and the BOE Policy 5610, a student may be suspended from a class, subject, or activity for one (1) day by his/her teacher for certain conduct as specified in the BHAS Student Code of Conduct. Prior to the suspension, the teacher should first consider if restorative practices could remediate the offense. The teacher shall immediately report the suspension and the reason for the suspension to the school principal and send the pupil to the school principal (or designee) for appropriate action. As soon as possible after a suspension under this section, the teacher shall ask the parent or guardian of the student to attend a parent-teacher conference regarding the suspension. Whenever practicable, a school counselor, school psychologist, or school social worker shall attend the conference. The teacher shall not utilize the suspension under this term in such a fashion as to result in more than total ten (10) school days of suspension in a school year. During a suspension under this section, that school day the pupil shall not be returned to the class, subject, or activity from which he/she was suspended without the concurrence of the teacher of the class, subject, or activity, and the school principal. Nothing within this section supersedes or preempts the rights of students with disabilities under IDEA and/or Section 504. All procedures for suspension of students with disabilities are to be followed as outlined by the Student Code of Conduct. The teacher will maintain a record of compliance with these conditions. Any case of attempted or actual physical or sexual assault upon a teacher shall be promptly reported to the immediate supervisor. The immediate supervisor shall immediately report any such incident to the Human Resources Department.
Student Removal. A principal may deny a student the privilege of riding a bus whenever sufficient information on the student's behavior has been supplied by the driver. Any bus suspension will be made in accordance with all State and District rules and regulations.
Student Removal. GVSU-CoC shall have the right to remove a participating UTM student from the 1+1 Program at GVSU-CoC at any time at its sole discretion if the UTM student’s academic performance does not meet the APPLIED COMPUTER SCIENCE OR DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYSTICS program’s or GVSU’s academic standards or conduct violates GVSU’s policies and procedures. If the UTM student’s academic performance does not meet the academic standards of GVSU-CoC’s program and the UTM student provides consent to disclose relevant education records, GVSU-CoC may choose to have a discussion with UC to assess the student’s situation. Any final determination with regard to the student’s status remains solely within GVSU’s discretion.
Student Removal. The Facility may request the removal of any student whom the Facility determines is not performing in accordance with its applicable administrative policies, procedures, rules, and/or regulations. Such request must be in writing and must include a statement of the reason or reasons why the Facility desires to have the student removed. The student must be afforded by the University an opportunity to respond in writing to the statements. However, Facility may immediately remove from the premises any student who poses an immediate threat or danger to personnel or to the quality of medical services, or for unprofessional behavior. The Facility will notify the appropriate office of the University if such an action is required. The University may terminate a student’s participation when, in its sole discretion, further participation by the student would no longer be appropriate. The University will notify the Facility if such action is required.
Student Removal. MSU-Bozeman will remove any student from MWP if the student, for reasons of health, performance, breach of confidentiality, questionable conduct, and/or other causes, becomes unacceptable to MWP.
Student Removal. Students whose conduct is deemed insubordinate or disorderly, or whose conduct otherwise endangers the safety, morals, health or welfare of others, or whose physical or mental condition endangers the health, safety or morals of himself or of others within his/her class may be recommended for temporary removal from the classroom by the teacher through a procedure as established by the appropriate Building Principal. Final determination and decision as to actual status and action shall be made by the Building Principal and might be predicated upon investigation which would include the classroom teacher so recommending, proper pupil personnel staff and other staff recommendations: all the aforementioned being in accordance with Education Law.
Student Removal. A student will be removed from his/her class, with the consent of the principal, for that particular class session or in the case of an elementary student, for the remainder of the day or for a period of time mutually agreed upon by the principal and the teacher, when the student has committed acts of gross misbehavior, misconduct, or persistent disobedience or when the presence of the student in the class impedes the education of the balance of the class because of the disruptions caused by said student. The teacher shall provide the principal a detailed written report, on a form provided by the Board, of the particulars of the incident by the end of the school day. The principal may schedule a conference with the teacher and the student’s parents. The principal will furnish, on said form, the teacher with a written statement of the action taken, which will be in accordance with the provisions of the Uniform Code of Discipline. In appropriate circumstances, a classroom teacher may suspend a student for up to one full school day without the consent of the administration consistent with the terms and conditions of PA 103 of 1999, the Uniform Code of discipline and administrative rules and regulations.