Typically, cases involving discipline for off-campus conduct involve such conduct as:
a. Improper behavior at school functions or on school buses.
b. Threatening or harming other students.
c. Harassment of teachers.
d. All of the above.
Question 2...Which of the following issues regarding expulsion hearings most often come to question?
a. Discipline of students with disability.
b. Right to review.
c. Previous behavior.
d. None of the above.
Question 3...If a school district seeks to expel a child with a disability, it may not change the child's educational placement without the consent of the parents. This is called:
a. Due Process.
b. Disciplinary transfer.
c. Stay put placement.
d. None of the above.
Question 4...Which of the following is not required to meet constitutional due process requirements in expulsion cases:
a. Written notice of the charges.
b. Protection by their legal parent or guardian.
c. A hearing by an impartial party or body.
d. Sufficient time between the notice and the hearing to allow the student to prepare a defense.
Question 5...Students may be moved to an interim alternative educational setting in cases when:
a. They carry or possess a weapon at school or a school function.
b. They possess illegal substances.
c. They harm themselves.
d. Their parents request a transfer.
Question 6...The thinking in Brown v. the Board of Education forms the foundation for discrimination law as applied to students.
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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