New York S06947 authorizes teachers to remove violent pupils from their classrooms and requires teacher consent for re-entry if the pupil committed.
New York S06947 amends the education law to authorize teachers to remove disruptive or violent pupils from their classrooms. The bill specifies that a pupil cannot return to the classroom until the principal makes a final determination or the removal period expires. Notably, if a violent pupil committed an act of violence against the teacher, the pupil can only return with the teacher's consent. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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