Subpart 2 - Public School Disciplinary Tribunals

Subpart 2 - Public School Disciplinary Tribunals

§ 20-2-750. Short title
§ 20-2-751. Definitions
§ 20-2-751.1. Expulsion and disciplinary policy for students bringing weapons to school
§ 20-2-751.2. Students subject to disciplinary orders of other school systems
§ 20-2-751.3. Student code of conduct; policy towards disruptive students
§ 20-2-751.4. Policies prohibiting bullying; assignment to alternative school; notice
§ 20-2-751.5. Student codes of conduct; safety rules on school buses; distribution
§ 20-2-751.6. Disciplinary policy for students committing acts of physical violence against teacher, school bus driver, or other school official or employee
§ 20-2-751.7. State mandated process for students to follow in reporting instances of alleged inappropriate behavior by teacher or other school personnel; notice of process; training; investigations
§ 20-2-752. Establishment of disciplinary hearing officers, panels, or tribunals for imposition of suspension or expulsion; rules and regulations; appeals
§ 20-2-753. Disciplinary hearing officer, panel, or tribunal to hold disciplinary hearing following allegation of assault and battery or recommended suspension or expulsion exceeding 10 days
§ 20-2-754. Procedures to be followed by disciplinary officer, panel, or tribunal; review
§ 20-2-755. Authorization of disciplinary officer, panel, or tribunal to determine disciplinary action
§ 20-2-756. Reports to law enforcement officials
§ 20-2-757. Applicability of public inspection and open meeting laws
§ 20-2-758. Legal actions not prohibited, restricted, or limited by disciplinary hearing; rights to appeal from decision of school board
§ 20-2-759. Minimum qualifications for hearing officers, disciplinary hearing officers, tribunals, and panels

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