Disciplining Students With Disabilities
students have the right to challenge the severity of the consequent disciplinary action recommended by the school authorities. 2. Responsibility to Teach Code of Discipline to All Students Schools have the responsibility to make sure that all children attending, including those receiving special education and related services, are familiar with the
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