Expulsion means a school board action to prohibit an enrolled student from further attendance for up to twelve (12) months from the date the student is expelled. The authority to expel rests with the school board.
Expulsion means a denial of admission to the student’s current school placement in response to a behavioral violation, subject to the requirements in WAC 392-400-430 through 392-400-480
Expulsion means termination of student status with resultant loss of all student rights and privileges.
Examples of Expulsion in a sentence
Expulsion from OSES is a formal disciplinary action that can only be approved by the School Board after receiving a recommendation by the OSES administrative team due to the student’s involvement in a serious discipline offense or the student’s involvement in repetitive discipline offenses.
More Definitions of Expulsion
Expulsion means any disciplinary action imposed by a school board or a committee thereof, as provided in school board policy, whereby a student is not permitted to attend school within the school division and is ineligible for readmission for 365 calendar days after the date of the expulsion.
Expulsion means the exclusion of a student from school privileges for more than ten (10) consecutive school days. The expulsion period may not extend beyond one (1) calendar year.
Expulsion means permanent separation of the college and student.
Expulsion means the exclusion of a student from school privileges for more than ten (10) consecutive school days and shall be deemed to include, but not be limited to, exclusion from the school to which such pupil was assigned at the time such disciplinary action was taken. The expulsion period may not extend beyond one (1) calendar year.
Expulsion means the permanent denial of a pupil’s attendance at school for any of the reasons listed in RSA 193:13, II and III.
Expulsion means suspension or expulsion of a student from school beyond the current school quarter or semester.
Expulsion means a disciplinary or other action whereby a student: