Student Suspension. Procedures and policies regarding suspension of students shall be made known to employees each year in the KPS Student Code of Conduct. The Student Code of Conduct will be provided to students and reviewed each year. School personnel will endeavor to achieve correction of a student’s misbehavior through counseling and interviews with the student and his/her parents/guardians. School personnel will strive to use positive behavioral and literacy supports. When an employee has students who, after the above methods have been exhausted, constitute serious behavioral problems, relief shall be as agreed to by the principal and/or designee and the affected employee as defined in the District policy dealing with student discipline. The district will make available in the main office of every school building ample copies of the appropriate paperwork for a suspension pursuant to Section 1309 (“snap suspension”) of Michigan Revised School Code. The administrator may add additional time to such a suspension if warranted by the misbehavior.
Student Suspension. A student may be removed from contact with other students as a temporary measure. The authority to suspend a student for up to ten (10) days, after an informal hearing is held, rests with the Superintendent. This authority may be delegated to other administrators. If a danger to students or staff members is present, the principal may immediately remove the student from school, with prior contact with the parents and with a notice and hearing following as soon as practicable. Each suspension shall be reported to the Governing Board, within five (5) days, by the person imposing it. [A.R.S. 15-843] In all cases, except summary suspension where a clear and present danger is evident, the student shall remain in school until applicable due process procedures are instituted. In no instance shall students be released early from school unless parents have been notified. The Superintendent may designate a hearing officer for suspension hearings. Please Note: Federal privacy laws prohibit the District from naming students involved in disciplinary actions and from revealing the consequences of those actions to the parents of other students.
Student Suspension. A. It is expected that students shall participate cooperatively with teachers or substitutes.
Student Suspension. The judicial extension of Fourteenth Amendment protection to students in the public school emphasizes the need for school administrators to protect the procedural due process rights of students in discipline cases. The policy of the School District must be consistent with the due process rights of students and must provide proper machinery for fair and consistent treatment of students. The term "out-of-school suspension" refers to removal out of school for a period not to exceed one calendar year for offenses involving firearms and the remainder of a current semester and the succeeding semester for all other offenses. ALTERNATIVE IN-SCHOOL PLACEMENT, DETENTION, AND SIMILAR DISCIPLINARY OPTIONS OR CORRECTIONAL MEASURES ARE NOT CONSIDERED BY LAW TO BE OUT-OF-SCHOOL SUSPENSION AND DO NOT REQUIRE OR INVOLVE THE DUE PROCESS PROCEDURES SET FORTH WITHIN THIS POLICY.
Student Suspension. A. Suspension of a student from school may be imposed only by the superintendent or his/her designee. Procedures for correction of student misbehavior shall be distributed to teachers at the beginning of school each year.
Student Suspension. Procedures and policies regarding suspension of students shall be made known to teachers each year. Procedures and policies regarding suspensions of students shall be made known to students and parents/guardians each year. School personnel will endeavor to achieve correction of a student’s misbehavior through counseling and interviews with the student and his/her parents/guardians. When a teacher has students who, after the above methods have been exhausted, constitute serious behavioral problems, relief shall be as agreed to by the principal and/or designee and the affected teacher as defined in the District policy dealing with student discipline.
Student Suspension. Pursuant to Education Code § 48910, a unit member may suspend any pupil from his/her class for any of the acts enumerated in § 48900 for the day of the suspension and the day following. The unit member shall immediately report the suspension to the Principal and send the pupil to the Principal/designee for appropriate action. As soon as possible, the unit member shall ask the parent or guardian of the pupil to attend a parent-teacher conference regarding the suspension. A school administrator shall attend the conference if the unit member or parent/guardian so requests. The pupil shall not be returned to the class from which he/she was suspended during the period of the suspension without the concurrence of the member and the Principal.
Student Suspension. Procedure for suspension of students from school shall be distributed to teachers each year. Transfer of the student to another teacher and other measures, short of suspension, will first be exhausted. Transfer will not be the vehicle used when it would cause an imbalance in the distribution of such problem children among teachers involved except for assignment to classes specifically to work with such children.
Student Suspension. 1. Classroom suspensions A unit member may suspend any pupil from his/her class or class period for any act listed in section "C 4" below for the day of the suspension and the day following, and the student shall not be returned to the class during this time without approval of the unit member. In a timely manner following the suspension the unit member shall contact the parent or guardian of the suspended student to attend a parent-teacher conference regarding the suspension and shall report the suspension using the official "Student Suspension from Class" form.
Student Suspension. 1. Education Code Section 48910 permits teachers to suspend students from their classes pursuant to the following requirements:
