classroom management; students; temporary removal
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
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Overview
Senate Bill 1074 clarifies the process for temporarily removing students from the classroom and their subsequent readmission. When a teacher removes a student, the principal or designated administrator must provide written or electronic certification to the teacher confirming authorization for readmission and detailing any disciplinary action taken. The bill defines ‘classroom’ and ‘rules governing student conduct’ to provide clarity on these terms within the context of student discipline.
Key provisions
- Principals or administrators must provide written or electronic certification for student readmission after a removal.
- The certification must state authorization for readmission.
- The certification must describe any disciplinary action taken.
- ‘Classroom’ is defined as an area where regular instruction occurs.
- ‘Rules governing student conduct’ include various school policies and procedures.
Who is affected
- Students
- Teachers
- Principals
- School Administrators
- School Districts
Notable changes
- Specifies the requirement for written or electronic certification for student readmission after removal.
- Defines key terms related to student discipline and classroom management.
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