Appealing School Disciplinary Decisions
In schools (both public and private), disciplinary decisions such as suspension from class, restrictions on school grounds, or other sanctions are often subjective and violate student rights. Legislation strictly defines that disciplinary punishment cannot be humiliating or physical. Parents have the right to appeal the decision of the school's disciplinary committee if they disagree with the factual circumstances or believe the punishment is disproportionate. Often, schools fail to follow procedural norms: they do not listen to the student, do not inform the parent, or make decisions without evidence.
This service helps parents protect their children from unfair punishment. Our lawyers ensure the preparation of an appeal to the school's appellate board or transferring the dispute to the Ministry of Education and the courts.
What Does the School Discipline Appeals Service Cover?
Specialists on Legal.ge offer:
- Analysis of School Bylaws: Checking specific school regulations for compliance with the law.
- Preparation of Appeal Complaint: Drafting a reasoned complaint for the school's appellate committee.
- Representation: Protecting parent and student interests during disciplinary reviews.
- Bullying Cases: If the disciplinary violation was provoked by bullying, legally proving this fact and holding the school accountable.
Common Real-World Scenarios
Cases:
- Unfair Punishment: A student was held responsible for an act committed by someone else.
- Procedural Violation: The parent was not notified about the disciplinary hearing.
Legal Framework
Regulated by the Law on General Education.
Service Process
Consultation, complaint, defense.
Why Legal.ge?
We protect the best interests of the child.
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