(II) IF A CHILD SUBJECT TO A SUSPENSION UNDER THIS
PARAGRAPH DOES NOT POSSESS THE PRIVILEGE TO DRIVE ON THE DATE OF THE
DISPOSITION, THE SUSPENSION SHALL COMMENCE:

1. IF THE CHILD IS AT AN AGE THAT IS ELIGIBLE TO OBTAIN
THE PRIVILEGE TO DRIVE ON THE DATE OF THE DISPOSITION, ON THE DATE OF THE
DISPOSITION; OR

2. IF THE CHILD IS YOUNGER THAN AN AGE THAT IS
ELIGIBLE TO OBTAIN THE PRIVILEGE TO DRIVE ON THE DATE OF THE DISPOSITION,
ON THE DATE THE CHILD IS ELIGIBLE TO OBTAIN DRIVING PRIVILEGES.

Article - Education

7-305.

(a) (1) In accordance with the rules and regulations of the county board,
each principal of a public school may suspend for cause, for not more than 10 school
days, any student in the school who is under the direction of the principal.

(2) The student or his parent or guardian promptly shall be given a
conference with the principal and any other appropriate personnel during the
suspension period.

(b) At the request of a principal, a county superintendent may suspend a
student for more than 10 school days or expel him.

(c) (1) If a principal finds that a suspension of more than 10 school days or
expulsion is warranted, he immediately shall report the matter in writing to the
county superintendent.

(2) The county superintendent or his designated representative promptly
shall make a thorough investigation of the matter.

(3) If after the investigation the county superintendent finds that a
longer suspension or expulsion is warranted, he or his designated representative
promptly shall arrange a conference with the student and his parent or guardian.

(4) If after the conference the county superintendent or his designated
representative finds that a suspension of more than 10 school days or expulsion is
warranted, the student or his 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.