South Carolina bill mandates schools to provide disciplinary notices in the language preferred by parents.
The bill requires South Carolina schools and school districts to provide written notices of disciplinary actions, such as suspensions and expulsions, in the language preferred by the student's parent or guardian. This language preference must be stated when the child is enrolled. The bill also mandates that schools provide written notice to parents or guardians if a student is barred from enrolling, entitling them to a hearing and other procedural rights.
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