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Question
Which of the following disciplinary actions may be a violation of Section 504? (May be more than one answer)a. Bill, a 4th grade student with emotional and behavioral disorders, is not allowed to go on a class field trip because he received an office referral for violating school rules the week before the trip. Other students in general education classes who received an office referral during the week before the trip only had to stay in from recess the day they received the referral.
b. Jeremy, a student in special education, was required to serve one day of in-school suspension for running in the hall. John, a student in general education was also caught running in the hall, he was sent to the office and the principal reprimanded him.
c. David, a student with autism, was suspended for 20 consecutive days for breaking a vase on the teacher's desk.
d. Stacey, a student in a special education resource room was sent to isolation timeout, even though this procedure was specifically prohibited in her IEP.
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