Who gives the rules for disciplining students in schools?

First, first of all, the law requires law enforcers to "prohibit without authorization from the law", the so-called law enforcers, generally refers to the first organs, administrative departments, this is a restriction on the power of the first organs, administrative departments, because they have greater power, if not restricted, may infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of citizens.

2. Schools are educational institutions, not "law enforcers" in the sense of the law, so "prohibitions without authorization by law" do not apply to schools. The law gives schools educational functions and management functions, the educational functions are mainly embodied in teaching, and the management functions are mainly embodied in rewards and punishments for students.

3. Rights and Duties of the School**. Education Act.

Article 29: Schools and other educational institutions exercise the following rights:

1) Self-management in accordance with the charter;

2) Organize and implement educational and teaching activities;

3) Recruiting students or other persons receiving education;

4) Conduct student status management for the educated, and implement rewards or sanctions;

5) Issuing corresponding academic certificates to the recipients;

6) Hiring teachers and other staff, and implementing rewards or sanctions;

7) To manage and use the facilities and funds of the unit;

8) Refuse any illegal interference in education and teaching activities by any organization or individual;

9) Other rights provided for by laws and regulations.

The State protects the lawful rights and interests of schools and other educational institutions from being infringed upon.

Article 30: Schools and other educational institutions shall perform the following obligations:

1) Comply with laws and regulations;

2) Implement the national education policy.

Implement national education and teaching standards to ensure the quality of education and teaching;

3) Safeguarding the lawful rights and interests of the educated, teachers, and other staff;

4) To facilitate the education recipients and their guardians to learn about the education recipients' academic performance and other relevant information in an appropriate manner;

5) Collect fees in accordance with relevant national regulations and disclose the charging items;

6) Accept supervision in accordance with law.

Schools giving sanctions to students shall have clear facts, sufficient evidence, and a lawful basis, and give students corresponding sanctions. Schools shall give criticism, education, or disciplinary sanctions to students who have violated the law, rules, or discipline. The disciplinary sanctions given to students by schools shall be commensurate with the nature of the student's violation, violation, or disciplinary violations, and the severity of the offense.

Under what circumstances can the school dismiss a student? If a student has any of the following circumstances, the school may withdraw from the school: (1) the academic performance does not meet the requirements of the school or the school does not complete the study within the study period specified by the school; (2) Failing to submit an application for reinstatement within the time limit prescribed by the school or failing to submit an application for reinstatement upon the expiration of the period of suspension or retention of student status; (3) According to the diagnosis of the hospital's designated hospital, they suffer from illness or accidental disability and cannot continue their studies at school; (4) Failing to participate in the teaching activities provided for by the school for two consecutive weeks without approval; (5) Failing to register beyond the time limit prescribed by the University and failing to perform the formalities for suspending registration; (6) Other circumstances stipulated by the school that they cannot complete their studies and should be withdrawn from school.

If the student applies for withdrawal in person, the withdrawal procedures shall be completed after the school has reviewed and approved it.

Regulations on the Administration of Students in Ordinary Institutions of Higher Learning

Article 30: In any of the following circumstances, the school may withdraw a student from school: (1) his or her academic performance does not meet the requirements of the school or he or she fails to complete his or her studies within the study period specified by the school; (2) Failing to submit an application for reinstatement within the time limit prescribed by the school or failing to submit an application for reinstatement upon the expiration of the period of suspension or retention of student status; (3) According to the diagnosis of the hospital's designated hospital, they suffer from illness or accidental disability and cannot continue their studies at school; (4) Failing to participate in the teaching activities provided for by the school for two consecutive weeks without approval; (5) Failing to register beyond the time limit prescribed by the University and failing to perform the formalities for suspending registration; (6) Other circumstances stipulated by the school that they cannot complete their studies and should be withdrawn from school. If the student applies for withdrawal in person, the withdrawal procedures shall be completed after the school has reviewed and approved it.

Article 31 Students who withdraw from school shall go through the withdrawal formalities and leave the school within the time limit prescribed by the school. Graduate students who have withdrawn from the university and can be employed according to their existing graduation qualifications and employment policies shall be reported by the university to the provincial graduate employment department where the university is located to go through the relevant procedures; If there is no employing unit within the time limit specified by the school, they shall go through the withdrawal formalities and leave the school. The files of students who have withdrawn from school shall be returned by the school to the place of their family, and their household registration shall be moved back to their original place of household registration or the place of household registration of their family in accordance with relevant state regulations.

Article 52 stipulates that schools shall give criticism, education, or disciplinary punishment to students who have violated the law, rules and regulations, or discipline. The disciplinary sanctions given to students by schools shall be commensurate with the nature of the student's violation, violation, or disciplinary conduct and the severity of the offense.

Article 55: Schools' sanctions against students shall be procedurally proper, the evidence is sufficient, the basis is clear, the characterization is accurate, and the sanctions are appropriate.

I think this kind of punishment is a bit too heavy, but it is also a reasonable way to deal with it.

I believe that as a student, you should be strict with yourself, cultivate a positive attitude towards learning and life, and let yourself be a good role model for your younger students.

To cultivate a positive and correct attitude towards life, we must ask teachers for more professional advice and learning, so that it is of positive significance to the cultivation and improvement of self-character, and we should also pay attention to the communication mode of respecting others.

1.Learn to understand others more.

When you communicate with others, it is best to learn to understand others, if the other party's personality is more sunny and cheerful, then we don't have to be too serious, and if the other party is a more serious character, then when we communicate with others, we must fully understand and respect them, to communicate carefully and carefully, if the other party is a friend who doesn't know much, it is best to maintain respect and appropriate communication on daily topics.

2.Be appropriately silent and respectful.

When we encounter problems that we don't understand, we should ask others for advice, respect others when communicating, don't talk endlessly, but learn to remain silent, let the other party express their opinions more, and when we encounter things we don't understand, don't rush to express them, we should learn to listen carefully, and give people a humble and serious attitude.

3.Communicate more about positive topics that the other person is interested in.

When communicating with others, everyone likes to communicate their own topics of interest and like to express their knowledge to others, so we must first learn to understand and listen to others' opinions, so that the other party can feel your sincerity and feel that communicating with you is a very pleasant process, because everyone hopes that they can be understood and respected by others, and more exchanges of each other's expertise and knowledge are precisely to understand each other and have a common language with each other.

4.Learn to listen humbly and carefully.

When communicating with others, it is necessary to learn to listen carefully and carefully, do not interrupt others, and listen more patiently, so as to understand and respect others, and only in this way can we reflect our sincerity and modesty and courtesy, so as to gain true friendship.

5.Learn to praise others.

Praise is a kind of respect, but also a kind of recognition of the other party's performance, when communicating with others, if we can properly express praise for the opinions expressed by others, this is undoubtedly to give the other party a feeling of respect and recognition, the other party will also very much agree with our understanding and respect, at the same time the other party will also have a new understanding of us, effectively promote the happiness and smoothness of communication.