Suspension - Failure to obey the rules as demonstrated by the acquisition of four detentions in a semester warrants Sample Clauses

Suspension - Failure to obey the rules as demonstrated by the acquisition of four detentions in a semester warrants a suspension. A warning letter will be sent to parents after the third detention. Detentions from tardiness do not count toward suspension. 1. The primary goal underlying suspension is to impress upon the student and her parents/guardians that a serious behavior problem exists and that steps are being taken to assure that this behavior will not be repeated. The student and her parents/guardians will meet with the administration before the student is allowed to return to classes. Once a student has been informed that she had been suspended, she will not be permitted to participate in classes and/or co-curricular activities. 2. The administration determines whether a suspension is in-house or out-of-school. a. In-house suspension in which a student is deprived of contact with other students and participation in school activities will be spent separated from the school community on the campus. The suspension will last one to three days. While on in-house suspension, the student will receive a failing grade for all coursework missed in every class. This decision is determined on a situational basis by the Administration and teachers involved. b. Out-of-school suspension involves separation from the school and all school activities for a specified length of time. The school is not responsible for students during out-of-school suspension. While on out-of-school suspension, the student receives a failing grade for all coursework missed in every class.
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