Within one school day after a suspension or expulsion of a child with a disability, the principal or designee shall notify the appropriate city or county law enforcement authorities by telephone or other appropriate means, of any act by the child which may violate Education Code § 48900(c) or (d), relating to the possession, use, offering or sale of controlled substances, alcohol, or intoxicants of any kind ( Education Code § 48902 ). Section J – Report to County Superintendent of Schools The Charter SELPA Administrator or designee shall report to the County Superintendent of Schools when any child with a disability has been expelled or suspended for more than 10 school days. The report shall include the child’s name, last known address, and the reason for the action ( Education Code § 48203 ). NOTE: As amended by SB 1327 (Ch. 59, Statutes of 2006), Education Code 48203 requires the Charter CEO to report to the County Superintendent of Schools when any child with a disability has been expelled or suspended for more than 10 school days. Education Code 48203 specifies that it is the duty of the County Superintendent to examine the reports and, if any case exists in which the interest of the child or welfare of the state may need further examination, draw the reports to the attention of the Charter LEA Governing Board and the County Board of Education.
Chapter 8 – Suspension and Expulsion, Charter SELPA
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As of 11/18/2016
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