Sentence examples for expulsion of students from inspiring English sources

Violation of this policy may result in disciplinary sanctions up to and including termination of employment or expulsion of students.

Just consider cases such as Brooklyn High fining and threatening expulsion of students who had Facebook accounts, or the case of Louisville expelling student for online postings.

"The gay life at Harvard was typical," Professor Chauncey said, "and the investigation and expulsion of students because of their participation in gay life was typical.

It further recommends the end to push-out, counsel-out and the expulsion of students for academic, behavioral or financial reasons.

The new Government orders affecting schools, announced Sunday by President P. W. Botha, provide for the effective expulsion of students deemed to be troublemakers and for the issuance of identity documents to black pupils.

In West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, the Court considered a West Virginia Board of Education rule that provided for the expulsion of students who would not pledge allegiance to the flag, even when their refusal was based on religious beliefs.

The Democratic governor also approved a new law to limit suspensions and expulsions of students who "willfully defy" teachers and administrators, and he vetoed $100 million that lawmakers had set aside for deferred maintenance at University of California and California State University campuses.

It focuses on ways to end the institutional racism that pervades our criminal justice system, perpetuates economic adversity and drives school discipline policies that have led to disproportionate suspensions and expulsions of students of color -- as early as kindergarten in some charter schools -- and have failed to make schools safer.

With preschool expulsion rates at more than three times the expulsion rate of students in kindergarten through 12th grade, it's clear that the mental health needs of infants and toddlers can no longer be overlooked.

Months before Chinese students began to engage in mass demonstrations for democracy some of them were demanding the expulsion of African students from Nanjing's Hehai University, among other campuses.

Current law provides for possible expulsion of armed students but no criminal prosecution unless the guns are brandished dangerously.