Expulsion refers to the cancellation of students' status at school for some reason and through certain procedures.
1. Definition and reasons for expulsion from school
Expulsion refers to the most severe disciplinary measures taken by the school to cancel the student's status in the school.
This is usually based on the decision made by students who violate school rules, academic misconduct or serious crimes during their school days. The reasons for expulsion may include, but are not limited to, serious violation of school rules and disciplines, violation of the principle of academic integrity, participation in bad behavior or crime.
2. Procedures for expulsion from school
Expulsion from school usually needs to be carried out according to certain procedures within the school to ensure fairness and legitimacy. The procedure generally involves the following steps: first, investigate and collect evidence from the students involved, and collect relevant evidence;
Secondly, organize the academic affairs office or disciplinary Committee and other decision-making bodies to expel students from school to evaluate and discuss students' disciplinary behavior; Finally, a hearing will be held to give students a chance to defend themselves. Finally, according to the results of the investigation and hearing, a decision will be made on whether to expel the students from school.
3. Effects of expulsion
Expulsion from school has a very serious impact on students. First of all, students will lose their position in the school, and they will not be able to continue their education and get a degree in the school. Secondly, expulsion from school may cause students to continue to enjoy the rights and benefits of the school, such as scholarships and accommodation.
In addition, expulsion will also have a negative impact on students' future, because the record of expulsion may be known by other schools or employers, which may affect students' further studies or employment opportunities.
4. Possibility of re-enabling student status
Although expulsion from school is similar to the isolation between students and schools, in some cases, students have the opportunity to reuse their school status. This usually requires students to express remorse and make some corrective actions.
And after the school's audit and decision-making procedures, you can re-enroll or restore your student status. However, this kind of opportunity is not provided by all schools, and the conditions and restrictions for returning to school will vary according to the specific situation.
Expelling from school is the most severe disciplinary measure for serious violation of school rules and discipline, academic misconduct or illegal crimes. Schools will generally follow certain procedures, and such punishment will have a great impact on students.
Therefore, in order to avoid being expelled, students should consciously abide by the school rules and regulations, establish correct values and codes of conduct, and maintain good academic ethics and discipline.