If the behavior continues, you may suspend the student for one day and should Make a Report at lowercolumbia.edu/students-make-a-report.
A principal seeking to expel a student or suspend the student for more than 10 days has to convince an administrative law judge that due process rights have been observed and that the expulsion is warranted.
A week later, the school decided to suspend the student for one year, starting on April 25.
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She filed two federal complaints against UCSF, including a Title IX filing on April 1, before the school decided to suspend the student but after the investigation process had already stretched on twice as long as it was supposed to.
"We automatically suspend the student for five days, and there may also be a loss of student privileges, such as attending dances or participating in athletic programs," said Principal Bill Watkins.
Too often, she said, school administrators respond to disciplinary problems by suspending the students, who then just spend their time on the streets.
Over 100 students, tweeting under the hashtag #sackfarthing, gathered outside the hearing to protest against the disciplinary action, which was heavily criticised last year when the university suspended the students from university grounds.
The school's principal, Georgia Baumann, followed district policy on threats and violence when she suspended the students after learning of the game on March 15, said William L. Bauer, the district's superintendent.
Administrators at St Ignatius College Preparatory, a Jesuit school that is majority white, announced on Thursday that they had immediately suspended the students once the school discovered through social media that they had gone to a party over the weekend with the racist label.
