By Michelle Ball, California Education Attorney for Students since 1995 Parents often overlook on campus suspensions as “nothing to worry about” as the student gets to stay at school. And, the in house suspension does not impact anyone’s schedules. But, these “little” suspensions are still “suspensions” and may be permanent
Did you know that students can be suspended or expelled for damaging (or trying to damage) school or private property? Absolutely true. But, how much “damage” is enough? Law Prohibiting Damage of Others’ Property at School Per California Education Code 48900(f) a student may be placed up for suspension or expulsion if
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