This person is an employee of the Department and has no relation with the school. They have special training and will advocate on behalf of your child and their best interests. This person can attend the meeting on your behalf and may also be accompanied by a support person of your choice.
They can be involved in supporting the student and family before, during and after the expulsion process. There is a dedicated Koorie workforce who give information and support to Koorie students and families. You can contact your school or regional engagement coordinator for more information. You can also contact the Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Incorporated for independent support or call If your child has a disability, we can provide extra support.
You can also contact the Disability Advocacy Resource Unit for independent support or call If your child is 18 years old or older they can represent themselves during an expulsion process if they choose to. The school will strongly encourage your child to have a parent, carer, support person or independent person to help them. The law recognises that as children become older and more mature, they are more capable of making their own decisions. If your child asks to represent themselves during the expulsion process, the principal will need to determine if:.
Before considering an expulsion and during the process, the school can explore interventions and supports. These can include:. You are likely to know what may trigger certain behaviour in your child. This information will help the school respond and prevent issues from escalating. The principal must tell you their decision within two business days after the behaviour support and intervention meeting. If your child is eight years old or younger, the secretary of the Department must approve an expulsion.
This is because we recognise how important it is for very young students to be supported to stay in school. A final decision will be given within 10 business days of the behaviour support and intervention meeting.
The principal will give you an expulsion appeals form at the same time as the notice of expulsion. You must complete and sign the form and give it to the principal within 10 business days of receiving a notice of expulsion.
Your appeal will go to the area executive director for consideration. They may convene a panel to consider your appeal. You and your child will be invited to attend a meeting of the panel and give your reasons for the appeal. You can also bring a support person to the review panel. You can ask to speak to a regional engagement coordinator about support for yourself or your child. Contact your nearest regional office. You can read the expulsion information given to schools.
Our website uses a free tool to translate into other languages. If your child fails to be there without a reasonable excuse, the school may give them a more severe punishment. The notice should tell you why the detention was given and how long your child will have to stay at school. They may rethink the detention in certain circumstances, such as:. A child who gets into serious trouble at school can be suspended for a fixed period of time.
Schools can suspend a child if:. The school should call you on the day your child is suspended. The decision to expel your child can only be taken by the expelling authority. In the case of controlled schools, this is the EA and, in the case of all other grant-aided schools, it is the Board of Governors of the school.
A decision to expel can only be made after a consultation meeting takes place between the Principal, the Chairperson of the Board of Governors, you, your child, a representative from the EA in your region, or if your child attends a Catholic Maintained School, a representative from CCMS.
If the expelling authority decides to expel your child, they must explain in writing your right to appeal to the Expulsions Appeals Tribunal. The EA in your region is required to make arrangements for suitable education for your child until they go to another school. We will not reply to your feedback. Don't include any personal or financial information, for example National Insurance, credit card numbers, or phone numbers.
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Depending on the grounds for the suspension and how it has changed you, it may not keep you from being accepted. A college may take into account your suspension. But do take note that it is not the only thing that the college admissions officers will consider when coming up with a decision. Academic Integrity disciplinary records are kept for a minimum of seven 7 years except in cases of minor and non-recurring academic integrity infractions, which are expunged upon reward of degree.
Essentially, these actions are illegal because it violates the right of honest services and involves a conspiracy to defraud the schools involved. Plagiarism allegations can cause a student to be suspended or expelled. Their academic record can reflect the ethics offense, possibly causing the student to be barred from entering college from high school or another college.
Schools, colleges, and universities take plagiarism very seriously. Only the professor can evaluate your performance in a course. Even if your professor does not request disciplinary action, he or she is encouraged to report acts of academic dishonesty to the University Administration.
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