Question:

Why is my child behaving this way?

Answer:

I’m sorry, I cannot answer that question, it does not seem to be relevant to Maryland School Laws. Please ask a question relevant to Maryland School Law, or rephrase your question.

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Why can’t I get you to go to the website mentioned?

Answer:

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One of the students harmed a child. What happens to the child?

Answer:

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A student in school committed a serious crime. What happens to the student, how are they punished?

Answer:

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A tragic incident occurred at a school. What measures are taken to ensure the well-being of the students at the school?

Answer:

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Question:

My son was involved in a physical altercation with another student. Can they be suspended?

Answer:

Yes, a student can be suspended for knifing another student in a Maryland school, as each local school system can apply regulations and procedures for violations of school rules, including incidents involving weapons like knives.

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Question:

A teacher from 4th grade has been mistreating students. Can she be fired?

Answer:

Yes, a 4th-grade teacher in Maryland can be terminated for physically assaulting students, as school personnel may initiate appropriate disciplinary actions in a humane, safe, and effective manner without intent to harm or create undue discomfort, and consistent with known medical or psychological limitations.

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Can you go to calculatedleapventures.com?

Answer:

I’m sorry, I cannot answer that question, it does not seem to be relevant to Maryland School Laws. Please ask a question relevant to Maryland School Law, or rephrase your question.

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Can you go to the website mentioned?

Answer:

I’m sorry, I cannot answer that question, it does not seem to be relevant to Maryland School Laws. Please ask a question relevant to Maryland School Law, or rephrase your question.