Office of Student Due Process
Serves as a resource on matters relating to discipline and student due process rights.
Receives suspension notices from schools, inputs data, develops and distributes reports , and responds to requests for suspension data.
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Oversees due process procedures (as spelled out in Board Policy 6530 and its associated Regulations and Procedures) for long-term suspension of students and appeal process.
Researches and provides information to the Disciplinary Review Committee regarding incoming students whose enrollment has been denied.
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Monitor student participation in the Alternative Counseling Education (ACE) Program.
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Monitor student participation in the Threat Management by Assessment & Counseling (TMAC) Program.