South Carolina Code > Title 59 > Chapter 63 > Article 3


§ 59-63-210	Grounds for which trustees may expel, suspend, or transfer pupils; petition for readmission; expulsion, suspension, or transfer
§ 59-63-217	Barring enrollment of student; grounds; notice and hearing; duration of bar
§ 59-63-220	Suspension of pupils by administrator
§ 59-63-230	Notices of suspensions; conferences with parents or guardian
§ 59-63-235	Expulsion of student determined to have brought firearm to school
§ 59-63-240	Expulsion for remainder of year; hearings
§ 59-63-250	Transfer of pupils
§ 59-63-260	Corporal punishment
§ 59-63-270	Regulation or prohibition of clubs or like activities
§ 59-63-275	Student hazing prohibited; definitions
§ 59-63-280	“Paging device” defined; adoption of policies addressing student possession

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