But by keeping students after school hours, are teachers exercising their rights, or going too far? Is detention an effective solution to class disruptions, or would it spur future problems? Free resources across the internet allow for teachers to weigh detention and all of its possible alternatives.
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What is a time-out? Can my school send me home? Generally, the school gets to decide what rules are necessary for your education or to keep you safe, but there are some limits. Most schools give you or your parents a copy of the school rules soon after your first day of school. Every school has slightly different expectations of their students and each school sets its own school rules.
Sometimes what one school may find acceptable, another school may find completely unacceptable. However, most schools will have rules against actions like fighting, bullying, disrespecting the teacher, swearing, smoking, drinking alcohol, watching inappropriate materials, taking drugs, stealing, disrupting other students from learning, vandalism, bringing weapons or prohibited items to school to name a few examples. The school will likely also have rules about the uniform , completing work, missing schoo l and other rules that help the day-to-day running of the school.
The sorts of punishment vary between different schools, but generally, these may include but are not limited to:. You can never be forced to sign any document — you always have a choice. If one of those conditions was signing a behaviour contract as long as it was reasonable and achievable by you , then you may have to sign the behavioural contract to meet the condition to remain at the current school.
If the school is a private school or a state integrated school, then yes this is probably allowed and may be required before you start attending school there.
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