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dangerous ordinance on property owned or controlled by, or at any activity held under the auspices of the Board.
ORC 2925.03 which makes it illegal to traffic in drugs if the trafficking was committed on property owned by or controlled by, or at an activity held under the auspices of the Board.
A violation of the following ORC sections if the violation was committed on property owned or controlled by or at an activity held under the auspices of the Board of Education:
(1) ORC 2903.01, aggravated murder;
(2) ORC 2903.02, murder;
(3) ORC 2903.03, voluntary manslaughter
(4) ORC 2903.04, involuntary manslaughter
(5) ORC 2903.11, felonious assault
(6) ORC 2903.12, aggravated assault
(7) ORC 2907.02, rape; or
(8) ORC 2907.05, gross sexual imposition
EXPULSION/SUSPENSION
A student may be expelled for conduct on school property or at school sponsored activities on or off school property whenever the Superintendent and/or Brookside High School Administration determines a student's misconduct has been repetitive enough or disrupt or interfere with the educational process or endanger the health or safety of the student or others.
Students who are suspended out of school or expelled may not be present on school property, participate or attend any school activities or contests, or be present at activities or on property controlled by the school.
Brookside High School administration reserves the right to determine the percentage of make-up work required, the amount of days the student has to complete this work, and the individual(s) responsible for obtaining these assessments in circumstances when students are facing a suspension or expulsion from school.
Expulsion may result in the loss of credit for courses being taken at Brookside High School, at the Lorain County Joint Vocational School, or at any college or university, whether under an Education Option, CCP, or at the students’ own expense.
First offense violations of the following specific rules of the student code of
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