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MS HB623

Bill

Status

Failed

3/1/2011

Primary Sponsor

Alyce Clarke

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Origin

House of Representatives

2011 Regular Session

AI Summary

House Bill 623 Summary

  • Allows public school students with no prior disciplinary history to participate in a community service program (minimum 40 hours) as an alternative to suspension or expulsion when they commit an act that would otherwise result in disciplinary action.

  • School districts may provide youth peer counseling to students participating in the community service program.

  • Community service must be supervised by the school district or a nonprofit organization with a collaborative relationship with the school district.

  • Upon successful completion of the community service program, the student's disciplinary record for that offensive act or conduct shall be expunged.

  • Effective July 1, 2011.

Legislative Description

Public school students; authorize community service as an alternative to suspension or expulsion.

Last Action

Died In Committee

3/1/2011

Full Bill Text

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