Texas HB340 amends the student code of conduct to prohibit wearing clothing or displaying items indicating membership in or support of criminal.
Texas HB340 amends the student code of conduct for independent school districts. It requires the board of trustees, with advice from a district-level committee, to adopt a student code of conduct. This code must specify circumstances for student removal from classrooms, conditions for transferring students to disciplinary alternative education programs, and conditions for student suspension or expulsion. It must also prohibit bullying, harassment, and making hit lists, and provide methods for managing and disciplining students.
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