Suspension, Expulsion Clause Samples

Suspension, Expulsion a. The Applicant acknowledges that St Paul’s Suspension and Expulsion Policy and Student Discipline Policy forms part of this Agreement. b. If St Paul’s determines that there are grounds to suspend or expel a Student, the Applicant will be contacted by the Principal or delegate. c. In the event the Student is suspended, all fees are due in full and must be paid to St Paul’s, subject to the Principal’s discretion, irrespective of the term of the suspension of the Student. d. In the event of the Student being expelled, all fees are due in full up until the date of the expulsion and becomes immediately payable to St Paul’s. Any fees paid to St Paul’s for the balance of the school year shall be refunded to the Applicant. e. The Suspension and Expulsion Policy is available on the MyStPauls Portal or upon request.

Suspension, Expulsion. Any athlete who is suspended or expelled from school shall be ineligible for all athletic participation including practice during the period of suspension or expulsion.

Suspension, Expulsion. Section 1309 of Michigan School Code mandates that a student may be suspended from school for a definite period of time by the principal or his/her duly authorized agent (including classroom teacher) for persistent disobedience or gross misdemeanor or may be recommended for expulsion. A teacher is authorized to immediately remove and suspend a student from a class, subject, or activity for up to one school day when the student's behavior materially interferes with the teacher's ability to effectively teach or manage the class, subject, or activity. The authority for teacher-imposed suspensions is limited to teachers under contract with the Genesee Early College (Genesee Intermediate School District) and permanent long-term substitute teachers. All other teachers are not authorized to utilize the teacher-imposed suspension procedure and must refer student discipline matter to the building principal or designee. Procedures - Students: 1. A student receiving a teacher-imposed suspension shall not return to the class, subject, or activity from which the student was suspended until the passage of one full school day from the time of the student infraction, unless permitted by concurrence of both the teacher and the principal or designee. 2. At the discretion of the principal or designee, the student receiving a teacher-imposed suspension from a class, subject, or activity may be permitted to attend other classes, subjects, or activities if the student's conduct does not otherwise qualify for a multiple day suspension or expulsion in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct. 3. If the student remains at school, the student shall be appropriately supervised while suspended from the class, subject, or activity. 4. All teacher-imposed suspensions shall be applied in a manner consistent with GEC's student discipline procedures, as well as all federal and state laws for students determined to be eligible for special education programs and services. To establish the best possible learning atmosphere for the student, as well as to provide for the health, safety, and welfare of all students and employees of Genesee Early College, the following categories of misconduct have been adopted along with guidelines for consequences (including suspension and expulsion) when a student engages in such misconduct. These standards of conduct apply to all school students for all activities of the Genesee Early College. These rules and policies apply to any student who is on school...

Suspension, Expulsion. Any participant suspended or expelled from school during any part of the Track Season is ineligible to participate in any further practices, track meets and the Junior Olympics. The participant will be immediately removed from the team and is not eligible for program refund or credit.

Suspension, Expulsion. Parents or guardians of pupils suspended will be so notified and given ample opportunity to further discuss the situation with the superintendent. After this discussion, the suspension may be appealed to the Trustees for their consideration. Expulsion is a disciplinary action available only to the Trustees. The superintendent has the authority to recommend expulsion of any student for good cause to the Board of Trustees. See discipline section for infractions that may be, but not limited to, cause for suspension or expulsion. Students WILL NOT be allowed to make up school work missed during an out of school suspension. Students under out of school suspension or expulsion are not allowed to attend, participate or compete in any school related function or activity. This includes, but is not limited to, games, fundraisers, parties, or dances.

Suspension, Expulsion a. If St Paul’s determines there are grounds to suspend or expel a Student, the Applicant will be contacted by the Principal or delegate. b. If the Student is suspended, all fees are due in full and must be paid to St Paul’s, subject to the Principal’s discretion, irrespective of the term of the suspension of the Student. c. If the Student is expelled, all fees are due in full up until the date of the expulsion and becomes immediately payable to St ▇▇▇▇’s. Any fees paid to St Paul’s for the balance of the school year shall be refunded to the Applicant. d. The Suspension and Expulsion Policy is available on the MyStPauls Portal or upon request.

Suspension, Expulsion. The Principal of The School reserves the right to suspend or terminate permanently The Learner’s attendance and enrolment at The School according to the Code of Conduct of The School or under extreme circumstances should this be deemed necessary. The Parents are obliged to familiarise themselves with the Code of Conduct which stipulates rules and consequences of such transgressions. Should a learner not be able to keep up with either the level of academic work or programmes offered by The School or disrupt the learning of other learners in any way, The School may ask The Parent/s to remove the Learner from the School permanently without any liability for refunds or compensation of any kind. In the event of a parent or guardian defaulting on school fees or payment plans or AODs, the learner may be suspended from school. Should a learner be accepted to attend The School by special arrangement, but is unable to cope with the curriculum and academic demands, such a learner’s continued attendance, will be reviewed on a regular basis and appropriate recommendations made. This may also include, but is not limited to, a recommendation for placement at an alternative school or appropriate facility that may be better equipped to meet the needs of such a learner. The Parent(s) hereby acknowledge/s having received, read and understood the Code of Conduct of The School and agrees to be bound, both on their part and on behalf of the Learner, by the rules and consequences as published from time to time. Each learner needs to sign the agreement once it is explained to him/her to acknowledge that he/she understands the contents thereof.