In these programs, students are restricted and closely supervised by a teacher, who assists them in keeping up with their classwork during their suspension. Long-term Suspensions Expulsion from school for more than 10 days only may be imposed by the hearing officer and usually is recommended only when a student willfully violates one of the Level One offenses listed in the Student Code of Conduct . An impartial hearing will be held within 10 days of the principal's recommendation, the results of which may be appealed to the school board. Parents have a right to look at any evidence the school has prior to the hearing and to be represented by an attorney. Expulsion Students may be expelled for major offenses listed in the Student Code of Conduct .
Expulsion is handled according to the procedures outlined there.
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