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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
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Ch. 414
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(4) THE STUDENT OR THE STUDENT'S PARENT OR GUARDIAN PROMPTLY
SHALL BE GIVEN A COMMUNITY RESOURCES LIST PROVIDED BY THE COUNTY BOARD
IN ACCORDANCE WITH § 7-310 OF THIS SUBTITLE.
[(4)] (5) If after the conference the county superintendent or [his] THE
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT'S designated representative finds that a suspension of
more than 10 school days or expulsion is warranted, the student or [his] THE
STUDENT'S parent or guardian may:
(i) Appeal to the county board within 10 days after the
determination;
(ii) Be heard before the county board, its designated committee, or
a hearing examiner, in accordance with the procedures established under § 6-203 of
this article; and
(iii) Bring counsel and witnesses to the hearing.
[(5)] (6) Unless a public hearing is requested by the parent or guardian
of the student, a hearing shall be held out of the presence of all individuals except
those whose presence is considered necessary or desirable by the board.
[(6)] (7) The appeal to the county board does not stay the decision of the
county superintendent.
[(7)] (8) The decision of the county board is final.
(d) (1) Any student expelled or suspended from school:
(i) Shall remain away from the school premises during those hours
each school day when the school the student attends is in session; and
(ii) May not participate in school sponsored activities.
(2) The expelled or suspended student may return to the school premises
during the prohibited hours only for attendance at a previously scheduled
appointment, and if the student is a minor then only if accompanied by his parent or
guardian.
(3) Any person who violates paragraph (1) or (2) of this subsection is
guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not exceeding $100 for
each violation.
(4) (i) If a student has been suspended or expelled, the principal or a
designee of the principal may not return the student to the classroom without
conferring with the teacher who referred the student to the principal, if the student
was referred by a teacher, other teachers as appropriate, other appropriate school
personnel, the student, and the student's parent or guardian.
(ii) If the disruptive behavior results in action less than suspension,
the principal or a designee of the principal shall confer with the teacher who referred
the student to the principal prior to returning the student to that teacher's classroom.
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