by SAC | May 25, 2021
The law was amended to add additional mandatory expulsions such as criminal sexual misconduct.
by SAC | May 25, 2021
Two state representatives later moved to require that the school board develop an individualized plan of alternative education to ensure that the progress of expelled students is similar to that of their peers. The bill was not passed.
by SAC | May 25, 2021
Michigan senators proposed a bill to amend the juvenile code and require that an alternative education program be offered to students who are expelled. The bill was not passed.
by SAC | May 25, 2021
Michigan enacts zero tolerance legislation mandating permanent expulsion for possession for various offenses. Michigan’s zero tolerance law exceeds the federal legislation that also allows for exceptions on a case-by-case basis of which Michigan never allowed.
