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Family Engagement into Policymaking on School Discipline and Behavior Management
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Family Engagement into Policymaking on School Discipline and Behavior Management
State law requires parent or family member involvement in the development of student codes of conduct.
Minnesota Statutes 121A.61 Discipline and removal of students from class
Subdivision 1. Required policy. — Each school board must adopt a written districtwide school discipline policy which includes written rules of conduct for students, minimum consequences for violations of the rules, and grounds and procedures for removal of a student from class. The policy must be developed in consultation with administrators, teachers, employees, pupils, parents, community members, law enforcement agencies, county attorney offices, social service agencies, and such other individuals or organizations as the board determines appropriate. A school site council may adopt additional provisions to the policy subject to the approval of the school board.
Minnesota Statutes 121A.65 Review of policy
The principal or other person having general control and supervision of the school, and representatives of parents, students, and staff in a school building shall confer at least annually to review the discipline policy and to assess whether the policy has been enforced. A school board must conduct an annual review of the districtwide discipline policy.