Common use of Class Disruption Clause in Contracts

Class Disruption. A faculty member may temporarily dismiss a student from class for one class period for disruptive behavior as defined by Board Rule. A faculty member may request of his immediate Administrative Supervisor that a student who consistently and willfully acts in such a manner as to disrupt the course and interfere with other students be removed from a course. When requested, the faculty member's immediate Administrative Supervisor shall schedule a meeting with the instructor and the student to attempt to seek an accord, prior to the student returning to class, when possible. If the student and the faculty member cannot reach an accord, the Administration will officially notify the student of his rights as provided in the administrative rules and procedure. If, in the opinion of the Administration, the behavior violates F.S. 877.13, the student may be withdrawn, or at the direction of the Administration and with the consent of the receiving faculty member, be transferred to another section.

Class Disruption. A faculty member may temporarily dismiss a student from class for one class period for disruptive behavior as defined by Board Rule. A faculty member may request of his immediate Administrative Supervisor that a student who consistently and willfully acts in such a manner as to disrupt the course and interfere with other students be removed from a course. When requested, the faculty member's ’s immediate Administrative Supervisor shall schedule a meeting with the instructor and the student to attempt to seek an accord, prior to the student returning to class, class when possible. If the student and the faculty member cannot reach an accord, the Administration will officially notify the student of his rights as provided in the administrative rules and procedureprocedures. If, in the opinion of the Administration, the behavior violates F.S. 877.13, the student may be withdrawn, or at the direction of the Administration and with the consent of the receiving faculty member, be transferred to another section.

Class Disruption. A faculty member may temporarily dismiss a student from class for one class period for disruptive behavior as defined by Board Rule. A faculty member may request of his immediate Administrative Supervisor that a student who consistently and willfully acts in such a manner as to disrupt the course and interfere with other students be removed from a course. When requested, the faculty member's immediate Administrative Supervisor shall schedule a meeting with the instructor and the student to attempt to seek an accord, prior to the student returning to class, class when possible. If the student and the faculty member cannot reach an accord, the Administration will officially notify the student of his rights as provided in the administrative rules and procedure. If, in the opinion of the Administration, the behavior violates F.S. 877.13, the student may be withdrawn, or at the direction of the Administration and with the consent of the receiving faculty member, be transferred to another section.