SLUH Student and Parent Handbook - St. Louis University High ...

student's behavior necessitates the Asst. Principal for Student Life calling his
parent or guardian; or the student fails to complete all of the conditions of his
disciplinary probation as directed by the Asst. Principal for Student Life in a
letter to the student's parent or guardian.
Disciplinary probation will range from one semester or two quarters
to the remainder of the student’s enrollment at St. Louis University High
School. The restrictions and conditions of the probation may vary to meet the
needs of the student and his offense. Seniors who are on disciplinary probation
are not eligible for the “Off Campus Lunch Program.”
The student’s parents will receive a letter to notify them of the
probation. A copy of this letter will be kept on file until the student graduates
from St. Louis University High School.
A student participating in co-curriculars (sports, clubs, drama, Prep
News, STUCO, etc.) may be subject to additional policies, suspension and/or
expulsion from that particular co-curricular.
2. Suspension
Suspension will take place after sufficient proof of the violation has
been ascertained or when deemed necessary by the administration. Any of the
five administrators has the right to suspend a student. The normal suspension
will be a minimum of ONE school day to a maximum of FIVE school days and
necessitates a conference with the student, his parents and the Assistant
Principal for Student Life BEFORE the student is allowed to return to school.
In extraordinary situations, the student may be suspended from school and/or
classes for more than FIVE school days.
a. Out of School--During the time of the suspension, the student will
not be allowed on school property for any reasons except with the approval of
the Assistant Principal for Student Life. The student will not be allowed to
attend any school function or co-curricular during the time of the suspension.
b. In-School--At the discretion of the Assistant Principal for Student
Life the suspension may be served as an in-school suspension. The student
will not be allowed to attend classes, but will be allowed make-up privileges.
The student is responsible for classwork missed. The student will not be
allowed to attend any school function or co-curricular during the time of the
suspension.
The student and his parents will be given written notice of his
suspension. This notice will include the following: a) student’s name; b) the
date of the suspension; c) the length of the suspension; d) the reason for the
suspension; e) conditions of the suspension. A copy of the notice will be on file
until the student graduates from St. Louis University High School.
Grounds for Suspension
Behavior which shall constitute good cause for suspension and probation
include, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Fighting.
b. Being involved in vandalism at school or a school function.
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