The phrase "excluded student" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a student who has been removed or suspended from school due to disciplinary issues. Example: When the school discovered that one of its students had been selling drugs on campus, they immediately designated him as an excluded student and he was not allowed to attend classes for the remainder of the semester.
One of the other new metrics is "retention" – points are lost for each excluded student.
For example, we have generally excluded student: staff ratios (SSR) which appeared to exceed 50 1, or which were less than 5 1, unless there was a good reason for retaining them (eg because it is known that a particular subject attracts a very generous SSR).
For example, we have generally excluded student:staff ratios which appeared to exceed 50 1, or which were less than 5 1, unless there was a good reason for retaining them (for example, because it is known that a particular subject attracts a particularly generous student:staff ratio).
When these variables were entered into a binary logistic regression model, there were no independent predictors of being an excluded student.
This figure excluded students who dropped out that year.
Some of these children go to pupil referral units, specialist establishments designed for excluded students.
Up until now it's been only in exceptional circumstances, for example excluded students, but that's changing.
Earlier this month, the department settled a federal class-action lawsuit charging that it had illegally excluded students from Franklin K. Lane High School.
To the degree excluded students' performance was different from their "continuously enrolled" peers, these choices affected failure rates.
The select committee is right about one thing, though: we need more investment in better provision for excluded students.
The figures excluded students listed as transferring to other schools, but include students who get a diploma by completing a high school equivalency course.
