No, but this does happen.
Here are examples of students being pressured to leave:
students being told by the principal to leave the school “before you’re excluded or expelled”, or
told that their “needs might be met better at another school”.
You shouldn’t be pressured to withdraw from school in these types of situations. The school has an obligation to support you if there are problems. Your principal has to take all reasonable steps to make sure you get good guidance and counselling.
A principal might try to stop students from going to the school without following the proper process if they know you couldn’t be suspended legally. Remember that principals don’t have the power to exclude or expel you – only the school board can do this, and only after following the proper process.
If you think you have been removed from school illegally, contact the Student Rights Service, YouthLaw, your local Community Law Centre, or the Ministry of Education. See “Where to go for more support” at the end of this guide