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Can children be expelled from Catholic schools without cause and is there any appeal process?
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∙ 12y ago
I spent a number of years teaching in a Catholic School and there was never an expulsion without cause. There was always a serious reason for expelling a student and both the student and the parents were well informed of the reason. It is usually done by a mutual agreement of both the principal and the pastor, although the pastor would have the right to do so without consulting the principal. The parents of an expelled student could present the case to the superintendent of Catholic Schools for the diocese and bishop who could reverse the decision but that would be rare for them to do so.
No one has a right to a Catholic education as it is considered a parochial or private school and their standards for acceptable behavior are usually quite strict when compared to public schools.
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