Can a junior high school teacher expel a student!!

No! You can take the class, it's fine. The only one who has the right to expel you is the school leader, and it has nothing to do with the teacher, at most the teacher tells the school boss and asks the boss to ask you to quit school, but do you think the school will persuade you to quit because of a young teacher's suggestion?

No, it can't be, unless you do something very serious, and I can see from your topic that you are talking back to the teacher at most, it's a trivial matter, and it's not even a small punishment in our place, and the school will also look at you as a student who has been promoted from elementary school, and it won't be too adaptable to this junior high school atmosphere for a while, and the punishment of each student is also moderate, and most of them will chat with you privately to solve the problem as appropriate, so you don't have to be afraid, but I advise you, don't be so naughty in the future, and talk less to the teacher, I know you're very difficult to change for a while, but there is time, you think about it, while you talk back, the teacher is unhappy, and the classmates haven't learned what they should learn, and you yourself will fall behind the key knowledge, so why bother. And some of the high school knowledge is based on the knowledge of junior high school, so it is recommended that you take classes well in junior high school and learn knowledge well! Good luck and success in your studies!

- A senior brother in a city freshman.

If the relationship between the teacher and the political and educational office is very close, and the teacher speaks to the teacher, the political and educational office may also expel the student, which is possible. However, all teachers in the world are for the sake of students, and will not harm students, he just wants to scare you and make you behave, what teacher will cut off the student's path to study? This is a major event in your life, and the teacher will not ruin your life, so you can rest assured of this.

Also, you have to be well-behaved in the future, listen to the teacher, you look like a thorn in the head, otherwise the teacher wouldn't be so brainy. Study hard.

No, unless you have committed a major disciplinary offense, of course, your teachers can disobey this rule, as long as your school is remote enough. If you're in the city. Poke it in the newspaper.。。。

He doesn't have the right to expel you during the nine years of compulsory education unless you do something illegal at school.

You can sue him, not only does he not have this right, but he also broke the law!!

What if you were that teacher? What will happen to you? In the eyes of the teacher, you are still a child, buy it, and if you behave better, you may go over to pinch it.

In the compulsory education stage, students are not allowed to be expelled, let alone class teachers, and even the principal of the school and the higher education department have no right to expel the student. It is the right and obligation of students to receive nine-year compulsory education, and this is a policy implemented by the state to benefit the country and the people in order to improve the cultural quality of the people.

The implementation of compulsory education has indeed freed some poor students from the financial problem of paying tuition, enabled them to go to school with peace of mind, happily received nine years of education from primary school to junior high school, and helped them become talents. However, the implementation of compulsory education has also highlighted its shortcomings, making it less desirable. For example, some people do not cherish such opportunities, cannot properly treat the learning opportunities of compulsory education, and parents or students play in school with a chaotic attitude, wasting learning time.

There are also parents and students who take the inability to expel students from compulsory education as a protective umbrella, relying on the compulsory education stage to not expel students, and schools and teachers cannot refuse students to receive education. When the teacher criticizes, persuasion education does not work at all, and there is no corporal punishment of the students, so they can only let it go, which makes the teacher very troubled.

No, the expulsion of a student needs to apply to the Education Bureau for approval before the student can be expelled.

Junior high school is a nine-year compulsory education stage and cannot be expelled, and teachers do not have the right to expel students.

Of course not, during the compulsory education period, as a homeroom teacher, there is no right to cancel the right of students to continue compulsory education, the teacher is probably angry, so he will say these words to warn students, but it is just talking!

In the nine-year compulsory education, the school does not have the right to expel a student, but some schools will change the method to dissuade the student, and the teacher is even less likely to expel the student, but you can't be too naughty.

In China, nine-year compulsory education is implemented, and schools do not have the right to expel any student who is in the compulsory education stage. However, for students who are currently in the non-compulsory education stage, such as high school students, college students, etc., the school has the right to expel the student. Don't be afraid of your homeroom teacher, he is just bluffing you and making jokes on you.

But in the class, it's not good to be too skinny.

A junior high school teacher is not allowed to fire a student casually.

Elementary and junior high school are nine years of compulsory education, and no one can expel a student...

No, in junior high school, it is compulsory education, and the school does not have the right to expel you. At most, you can only be ordered to transfer schools.

6. Those who are absent from class for more than 72 hours in one semester or for more than 108 class hours during the school period (one day of absenteeism, calculated as 6 class hours or actual class hours on the same day).

The significance of 9 years of compulsory education is to ensure that all students go to school smoothly if a single student seriously affects the class of other students.

The teacher will respond to the principal.

The school will take it seriously.

If the student goes too far, the school has the right to dissuade the student.

Yes, but there are 9 years of compulsory education, so I don't mess with teachers too much, so I shouldn't.

They don't have rights, and these teachers are all proud, and I despise them.

As long as they don't do too much, they only have the right to persuade them to quit.

It's better to have a good relationship with him, bear with it, don't you still have friends, what about your friends, what about your parents? A good teacher makes a good relationship, and a bad teacher is what you use it to take advantage of.

Be optimistic, find a friend to complain about.

It depends, right?

I remember when I was in junior high school, there were students who were dissuaded.

Teachers don't have this right, and it's not a fight.

Being able to be ordered to withdraw from school or discouraged from school is similar to expulsion.

Yes if the student is doing too much.

No, the teacher does not have this qualification. Junior high school is included in the nine-year compulsory education system, and school teachers cannot expel students.

How can it be. People don't want to go to the teacher to visit the student to go back to school. Because of the nine-year compulsory education. Otherwise, it's a crime. What's more, the expulsion had to be decided by the Academic Affairs Office repeatedly. It wasn't the turn of any teacher. I guess it scares you.

The expulsion of a student generally requires the consent of the principal before the expulsion can be made, and it is necessary to consult with each teacher. So, junior high school teachers don't have that power. At most, it can make your overall rating a little worse.

No, junior high school is a nine-year compulsory education, and no one can deprive students of their right to education, and it is illegal to deprive them of it.

In elementary and junior high schools, students are in the compulsory education stage, of course, teachers cannot expelle students casually, even in high school, if a student commits serious behavior that violates school rules, only the school's moral education department can issue a punishment of expulsion, and the teacher himself is not allowed to do so.

Teachers can dissuade students from leaving, except in junior high schools, because the state has laws and regulations to stop the loss of students during the compulsory education stage.

I don't know if you made a mistake, did the teacher persuade you to go back? You can start over and apologize to the teacher!

This teacher has a problem with you, but he doesn't have the right to fire you, just to scare you, don't be afraid, you can go to the principal to explain the matter, or tell the parents and let them deal with it.

If you don't have the right, go directly to the principal, and if you can't call ** to the Education Bureau.

The class teacher does not have this right, let the parents go to the school.

The so-called expulsion should be dissuasion.

He doesn't have that right, but he can say bad things about you until you're dissuaded.

According to the school rules, the teacher should let you go home for three days to reflect, and continue to go back to school after three days, as for your problem, no matter which grade the teacher has no right to expel the student, but the teacher has the right to report the student's performance to the school leadership, if it is really enough to be disfellowshipped by the school with the approval of the Education Bureau, the chance of expulsion from high school will be relatively large, because high school is non-compulsory education, I am also based on my high school experience, I hope to help you, study hard at home, do not pull down the progress of the course.

Nine-year compulsory education, no.

Yes, if the violation of the school rules is serious.

According to Article 17 of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China, schools that implement compulsory education may collect miscellaneous fees. The standards and specific methods for collecting miscellaneous fees shall be proposed by the provincial education, price and finance departments and submitted to the provincial people's ** for approval. Where it has been stipulated that miscellaneous fees are exempted, the provisions may continue to be enforced.

For students whose families have financial difficulties, miscellaneous fees shall be waived or waived as appropriate. Other administrative organs and schools shall not violate the relevant provisions of the state to formulate their own fees and standards; Students are not allowed to charge fees arbitrarily.

Teachers are not qualified to expel students, because teachers are only working for the school, so what qualifications can they expel students? Besides, if the student did not make a mistake, even if it was opened, it would have made a lot of mistakes, and only those who brought harm to the school could do it. Hope to adopt.

No, you can't make a big mistake unless you're an option student, and the school can expel you.

There is no right to expel a student.

Before it got a big deal.

Hurry up and get the homework done.