Does the school have the right to dissuade a student because of heart disease?

It depends on what type of school it is.

If it is in nine years of compulsory education.

within the public schools.

Is not entitled because of heart disease.

Dissuade students.

However, students can be advised to take a leave of absence for recuperation, of course, if they retain their student status.

How can it be, then this can already be regarded as discrimination, as long as your body is not saying why you faint at any time, why are you advised to retreat, but if your health is really bad, it is recommended to ask for a tutor,

Dissuasion refers to persuading a person to drop out of school (or quit). It usually refers to serious violations of school discipline during the school period, and repeated teaching, or participation in serious fights, violations of law and discipline, etc. Penalties may be imposed on students at the initiative of the school supervisor and approved by each director.

Dissuasion is in fact a requirement for students to withdraw from school, but the tone is more gentle, and it is a slightly lighter punishment than forced withdrawal (fire of squid).

Introduction to persuasion:

At present, nine-year compulsory education schools, six years of primary school, and three years of junior high school, are not allowed to be dissuaded except in cases of major violations of discipline (such as violations of state laws and endangering the interests of the nation).

If the school wants to persuade a sick student to quit, it should consider whether it is an infectious disease, whether it affects walking or whether the student can take care of himself. And we have to look at what type of school, our office schools within the nine years of compulsory education do not have the right to recommend students to take a leave of absence for recuperation because of some diseases, which is also a violation of the regulations.

Does the school have the right to dissuade a student from a private school if he or she is ill? I don't think so. If it is an infectious disease, you can persuade him to go to the doctor, do not let him go to school for the time being, and keep the student registration number for medical treatment.

If it's not an infectious disease, don't persuade him to drop out of school, just see a doctor. If a student is persuaded to drop out of school as soon as he is sick, then since he has chosen your school, it is not necessary for other schools, isn't it unfair to this student? It is too cruel to drop out of school as soon as you are sick, and it is too hard for a student to drop out of school.

Keeping your student status and seeing a doctor is the best option.

It is not a transmitted disease and should not have the right.

Students in private schools can be discouraged from the school if they are ill, but students also have the right to receive education. The correct approach is that the school should advise the student to suspend school and wait for his or her body to recover before returning to school, instead of directly dissuading the student and depriving the student of the right to receive education. If the student is indeed unable to continue studying at the school due to physical reasons, and no matter how long it takes in the future, it is understandable that the school will dissuade the student.

However, it is also difficult for the higher authorities to intervene in the behavior of private schools, so this problem is still more troublesome.

According to the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education, public secondary schools cannot expel students for heart disease.

Of course not, because it is not right to expel a student because of illness, because it is only the reason that the student did not make a mistake.

Can a public secondary school expel a student for heart disease? I don't think he can expel a student from a public secondary school because of a heart attack. Students can go to the doctor.

Elementary school students don't care.

Whatever the symptoms, the school has no power.

Discourage dropouts. I can only persuade to go.

The doctor is pretty much the same.

No, the Compulsory Education Act.

Article 4: All school-age children and adolescents with the nationality of the People's Republic of China, regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, family property status, religious belief, and so forth, enjoy the right to receive compulsory education on an equal footing in accordance with law, and perform the obligation to receive compulsory education.

Article 11: Parents or other legal guardians of children who have reached the age of six shall send them to school to receive and complete compulsory education; Children in areas where conditions are not available can be postponed to the age of seven.

Where school-age children or adolescents need to postpone enrollment or suspend school due to their physical condition, their parents or other legal guardians shall submit an application, which shall be approved by the local township people's ** or county-level people** education administrative department.

Therefore, the expelled student should actively understand the specific reasons, because the school may use internal rules and regulations to avoid the adverse consequences of this decision, such as the physical examination is not strict or has been agreed to at the time of enrollment but later reversed, the effect is to be determined, if everything is the responsibility of the school, if the student's cause of illness is not found out at the time of admission, the school can be.

Those who are persuaded to quit can go to the relevant departments for consultation.

Schools have the right to dissuade students, but schools in the compulsory education stage do not have the right to dissuade students. and notify the parents or relevant units, and report to the provincial education administrative department and the competent business department for the record.

According to Article 18 of the Measures for the Administration of Student Status in Secondary Vocational Schools, students and their guardians shall apply for withdrawal, and the withdrawal procedures may be handled with the approval of the school. After a student withdraws from school, the school shall promptly report it to the competent department for education for the record. If a student has one of the following circumstances, the school may withdraw from the school:

1. Failure to go through the resumption procedures within two weeks after the expiration of the leave period without special circumstances;

2. Suspend school for two consecutive years and still cannot return to school;

3. Absenteeism in one semester for more than 90 class hours;

4. Leaving school without authorization for more than two consecutive weeks.

You have the right to dissuade you from college, for example, when you don't have enough credits, in fact, you can't graduate, and the school will persuade you to quit at this time.

Dissuasion refers to persuading a person to drop out of school (or quit). Generally, it can only be used due to serious violations of school discipline during the school period, and repeated teaching, or participation in serious fights, violations of law and discipline, etc. It can be initiated by the school leader and approved by each director to give a disciplinary action to the student.

Dissuasion is actually a request for the student to withdraw from school, but the tone is more gentle, and it is a slightly lighter punishment than forced withdrawal (expulsion).

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2. Actively cooperate with teachers to improve children's academic performance. A child's poor academic performance indicates that the child has not yet adapted to school life, and there may be two of the following situations. One is that they are naughty and do not learn.

Second, there is indeed an intellectual problem. In the first case, parents should help students get rid of the bad habit of being naughty and not studying, and in the second case, parents should be patient and do a good job in the student's learning guidance, so that the child can carry forward the spirit of the stupid bird flying first, and catch up with other students in academic performance as soon as possible.

Maybe I may think that this answer is not good, but it is true. You can be persuaded to quit. This is also the reason why many students transfer schools.

People who don't know may say, I am a student, and I should have the right to receive an education. Yes, there is education to accept, but it does not mean that all situations are okay, and students and teachers who repeatedly violate the rules and make mistakes can not accept it.

The Education Law is different from other laws, the Constitution stipulates that the ownership of education belongs to the Education Bureau, and the Education Bureau has a special right to implement and change the Education Law. In this school, it can be said that the teachers are basically afraid to accept it.

I don't know very well about this issue, but I don't think he has the right to dissuade you since you are on sick leave. However, I suggest you call ** to consult the Education Bureau. That's good for you.

And if you really want to quit, unless you skip class for no reason or skip school a lot. You are on sick leave, you have the formalities of the school, and he has no right to do this to you. But I think so, you go to the ** to consult the more insurance.

This is not legal, everyone has the right to go to school. His disease is not highly contagious, and he should have complained to the school.

It is not legal, because every child has the right to go to school, and the school does not have the right to withdraw the student.

If it is not legal, go to the local education bureau and ask for the right to restore the child's right to go to school.

It is of course not legal to be ordered to withdraw from school because a child has congenital heart disease. Every child has the right to an education. Even if your child has an infectious disease.

When he was cured, he went back to school. Moreover, heart disease is not an infectious disease. , and therefore not accepting him to school, very unreasonable.

In this way, you can communicate with the school first, and if the school insists on not letting your child go to school, you can go to the higher education department to report the situation. I guess this problem is easy to solve.