Page 53 - Evamere Full Digital copy 2016-17

c. indicate the appeal must be filed within fourteen
(14) days of receiving the notice of expulsion;

d. include notification that the expulsion may be
subject to extension, if the student is sixteen
(16) years of age or older;

e. contain a statement that the Superintendent may
seek to permanently exclude the student if the
student is convicted of or adjudicated a
delinquent child for the violation, if the offense is
one for which the District may seek permanent
exclusion.

A student expelled for more than twenty (20) days or
for any period of time if the expulsion will extend into
the following semester or school year shall, in the
notice required above, provide the student and the
student's parent, guardian, or custodian with
information about services or programs offered by
public and private agencies that work toward improving
those aspects of the student's attitudes and behavior
that contributed to the incident that gave rise to the
student's expulsion. The information shall include the
names, addresses, and phone numbers of the
appropriate public and private agencies.

The Superintendent shall initiate expulsion proceedings
pursuant to this policy with respect to any student who
has committed an act warranting expulsion under this
policy, even if the student has withdrawn from school
for any reason after the incident that gives rise to the
hearing but prior to the hearing or decision to impose
the expulsion. If, following the hearing, the student
would have been expelled for a period of time had the
student still be enrolled in school, the expulsion shall be
imposed for the same length of time as on a student
who has not withdrawn from school.

52