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The provisions of Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code authorize a teacher to remove a student from class when the student disrupts the learning environment.
Initial documentation
The law does not spell out the content of the documentation that is necessary to support removal. Common sense should prevail in this area; a document supporting removal should not describe much more than who, what, when, and where. In other words, the supporting documentation and the removal memo need not be elaborate, but they should provide the administration with the basic outline of the facts justifying the discretionary or mandatory action.
Downloadable legal form
Simply "cut and paste" this form into the word processing program of your choice and print. Attach a description of the reason(s) for removal. (Samples are provided below.)
Form for Removing a Student From the Classroom
Sample notices for removing students
Sample Notice for Removing Continuously Disruptive Student
Sample Notice to Remove a Seriously Abusive Student
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