Dismissal definition

Dismissal means the denial of the current educational program to any student, including exclusion, expulsion and suspension. Dismissal does not include removal from class.

Dismissal means complete, involuntary severance from classes by the school authorities for scholastic or disciplinary reasons for the balance of the academic year.

Dismissal means the removal for disciplinary reasons from a position of employment for just cause.

Examples of Dismissal in a sentence

• In connection with Article X.4 hereof regarding the appeal of a Dismissal or Demotion for Artistic reasons, an Appeals Committee shall be recognized for the purposes specifically set out on Article X.4. The Appeals Committee shall consist of seven (7) Tenured Musicians, four (4) of whom shall be elected by secret ballot by the Musicians of the Core Orchestra at the beginning of each season.

• Dismissal of an employee shall be pursuant to District Policy and Idaho Code.

• As of the signing of this contract, Section 24-12 states that each school district must, in consultation with its union, establish a Sequence of Honorable Dismissal List categorized by positions and Groups.

• Initial: Dismissal Children are dismissed from class at the lobby area.

• While the parties to this Agreement agree that the Teacher Fair Dismissal Act is neither relevant nor controlling as it relates to the termination of a Superintendent, notice to the Superintendent shall be provided, and an opportunity to a hearing modeled after the hearing provisions in the Teacher Fair Dismissal Act shall be provided in the event that a majority of the Board vote to initiate termination proceedings for material breach of this Agreement, or other just cause.

More Definitions of Dismissal

Dismissal means the dismissal of any teacher during the term of such teacher's contract.

Dismissal or "termination" means:

Dismissal means the termination of an appointment by the Employer without the consent of the employee, before the end of the appointment period, and shall be only for adequate cause. Neither the non-renewal of a contractually limited appointment or a probationary appointment, nor the decision not to grant tenure/continuing appointment, nor lay-off for reason of financial necessity, nor the termination of an appointment for the purpose of retirement, constitutes dismissal.

Dismissal means that-

Dismissal means the discontinuance of the teaching service of an administrator or teacher during the term of a written contract, as provided by law;

Dismissal means the discontinuance of the teaching service of a teacher during the term of a written contract.

Dismissal means the separation from employment for disciplinary reasons.