Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 827.80 - Suspensions, Changes in Placements, and Discharges of Students who are Dangerous to Themselves or Others
a
Suspensions made pursuant to this Section shall be made in accordance with
Section
827.30 and
the Handbook (see Section
827.10(b)
) .
b A suspension barring the student from both
the educational and the residential components of the School for not more than
10 consecutive School days in one School year is not considered a significant
change in placement or a discharge.
c A suspension for greater than 10 School
days in one School year for any reason is considered a significant change in
placement under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (
20 USC
1400 et seq.) and is appealable pursuant to
Impartial Due Process Hearing (89 Ill. Adm. Code 828).
d The School may suspend a student for no
more than 10 days in one School year when suspension is warranted due to a
physical danger to the student, others, or School property that is caused by
the student's presence, even when the student's behavior results from his or
her disability.
1 If warranted because a
student is an immediate physical danger to self or others, the Superintendent,
or his or her designee, may restrict a student's extracurricular activities
within the School during the pendency of due process proceedings.
2 The Superintendent of the School may also
suspend, for no more than 10 days, a student who is an immediate danger to self
or others during the pendency of due process proceedings.
e The School may not unilaterally cease to
provide services to a student during the pendency of due process proceedings.
If the student, however, represents a substantial danger to self or others, the
School may make a request for an expedited hearing.
f If the School's administrators, faculty
members, other staff, or consultants have reason to believe that the suspended
student is inappropriately placed at the School, the School shall initiate
discharge procedures (see Section
827.50) .
g As required under Section
827.30(d),
the federal Gun Free Schools Act and Section 10-22.6 of the School Code, the
School must expel a student for bringing a gun or dangerous weapon on
campus.
h School staff do not have
unilateral authority to significantly change a student's placement, except
pursuant to subsections (d)(2) and (e).
Notes
Added at 23 Ill. Reg. 10249, effective August 10, 1999
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