Suspension and Expulsion of Pupils

Act 14 of 1949, § 1318, under PUBLIC SCHOOL CODE OF 1949.

Act 14 of 1949, § 1318

Section 1318. Suspension and Expulsion of Pupils.--Every principal or teacher in charge of a public school may temporarily suspend any pupil on account of disobedience or misconduct, and any principal or teacher suspending any pupil shall promptly notify the district superintendent or secretary of the board of school directors. The board may, after a proper hearing, suspend such child for such time as it may determine, or may permanently expel him. Such hearings, suspension, or expulsion may be delegated to a duly authorized committee of the board, or to a duly qualified hearing examiner, who need not be a member of the board, but whose adjudication must be approved by the board.

(1318 amended Feb. 8, 1980, P.L.3, No.2)