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Students and Parents Know Your Rights in Disciplinary Proceedings -- Suspension for Unexcused Absences http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/link.cfm?300 Source: Northwest Justice Project Typically, a student may not be suspended due to unexcused absences. This resource lists conditions that must be me before a student may be suspended for unexcused absences. full description	May a student be suspended for unexcused absences? Under what circumstance may a student be suspended for unexcused absences?
Students and Parents Know Your Rights in Disciplinary Proceedings -- Spanish Version http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/link.cfm?298 Source: Northwest Justice Project Information in Spanish on the rights of students and parents in disciplinary proceedings. Topics include: Short-term suspension (10 days or less); Expulsion or long-term suspension (more than 10 days); Rights of students and parents; Emergency Discipline; Suspension for Unexcused; Absences; and Readmission and alternative education. full description	Do students have the right to appeal a suspension? What's the procedure for appealing a short-term suspension? Do parents have the right to notice of a suspension? Do parents have the right to notice of a suspension in the their native language? Under what circumstances may a student be removed immediately from class? How long does a parent have to request a hearing? Does a student have the right to remain in school pending a hearing? May a student be suspended for unexcused absences? Under what circumstance may a student be suspended for unexcused absences? When can a student apply for readmission after being expelled? What rights to an education do expelled or suspended students have? Do expelled and suspended students have a right to alternative education? Can a school expel a student without trying other types of discipline first? Under what circumstance may a student be expelled or suspended for the long-term? What rights do parents and students have when a student is being expelled?