Full Suspension definition

Full Suspension means lifting the load completely clear of the ground, including obstacles;

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten school days (except as provided in paragraph 3 hereafter), after an informal hearing is held with the student and the student’s parent(s).

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten school days, after an informal hearing before the principal or assistant principal is offered to you and your parents, in accordance with policies established by the board of school directors.

Examples of Full Suspension in a sentence

• Parents will be notified of all suspensions.a. Temporary Suspension - three days maximum - no informal hearing required.b. Full Suspension - more than three days - informal hearing required.

• Temporary Suspension shall mean exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to three days, by the principal, without a hearing, in accordance with the policies of the Board of Education.2. Full Suspension shall mean exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten (10) school days.

• If, after 30 business days, the team has not fulfilled a requirement to remove them from the initial hold, the initial hold will transition to a Full Suspension with the opportunity to appeal.

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• Full Suspension shall mean exclusion from school for a period of from four to ten school days.

More Definitions of Full Suspension

Full Suspension means exclusion from a regular school program for an offense for a period of up to ten (10) school days (except as provided in paragraph three hereafter), after an informal hearing is offered to the student and the student’s parents.

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten (10) school days. An informal hearing before the principal is offered to the student and the student’s parents, in accordance with policies established by the Board of Education.

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten (10) school days. A temporary suspension may be followed by a full suspension for the same offense, provided that the ten (10) school day limitation is not exceeded. Temporary or full suspensions may not be cumulated or made to run consecutively beyond this ten (10) school day limitation.

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten school days, after an informal hearing before the principal or principal of operations is offered to the student and the student’s parents.

Full Suspension means exclusion from the regular school program for a period not to exceed ten school days. A full suspension may follow a temporary suspension for the same offense if warranted by further investigation provided that such consecutive suspensions may not exceed a total of ten school days.

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten school days, after an informal hearing before the principal is offered to the student and the student’s parents, in accordance with policies established by the Board of School Directors.

Full Suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to ten school days. An informal hearing, before the school administrator, shall be given to the student and offered to the student’s parents or legal guardian. The “Full Suspension” may be given by the administration for offenses deemed to be of a serious nature, such as possession, use, sale, or giving of alcoholic beverages or drugs on school property, acts of vandalism of school property, persistent misbehavior, and those actions that persist on the part of the student after written warning and a lesser suspension. Suspensions may not be made to run consecutively beyond the ten school day period.