Sample Evaluation Questions. 1  Were learners satisfied in terms of convenience, comfort of the facilities and quality of presenters? 2  Did learners feel that the amount of information and resource materials provided met their needs? 3  Were learners satisfied with the program and feel it was a good use of their time?
(January 2008). Expulsion, exclusion or withdrawing, refers to the removal/banning of a student from a school system or university for an extensive period amount of time due to a student persistently violating that institution's rules, or for a single offense of appropriate severity in extreme cases.tudents who have been expelled are no longer eligible to visit the school and attend or perform any activity with any students or staff who are with the school. Students who breach an expulsion (visit the school after being expelled) will be arrested for, and charged with, trespassing.
You asked what procedure a school district must follow to expel a high school student for carrying a weapon on school grounds. SUMMARY. State law governs the process and criteria for expelling students from school (CGS Â§ 10-233d).A local school board seeking to expel a student must give him a hearing before doing so, unless the student is so disruptive or threatening that he must be removed from school before the hearing.n determining whether a student over age 16 is being expelled for the first time, the board must count any expulsions imposed on the student before he turned 16. The board's alternative education program for a student between 16 and 18 can include placement in an adult education program.