Maryland School Discipline Laws: Can a Child Be Suspended for Refusing Classwork?
Question:
Can my child be suspended for refusing to do classwork?
Answer:
In Maryland, a student can be suspended for more than 10 school days or expelled if the principal finds it warranted. However, for in-school suspensions, the student must be informed of the reasons and given a chance to respond before the suspension takes effect. It is important to follow the procedures outlined in the school discipline laws and regulations to ensure the student’s rights are protected.
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