Detention on probation refers to the punishment given to students for serious violation of school rules and disciplines, students' daily behavior norms, or violation of laws and regulations, usually for half a year. Its severity is second only to "expulsion from school" and will be recorded in students' personal files.
Students can apply for cancellation of detention before the detention period expires, and the application is cancelled. The school will make a decision to cancel or expel students according to their daily performance (except compulsory education).
Detention is an educational punishment. Detention on probation is a "pending" state, and this punishment has two parts: "detention on probation" and "detention on probation". Staying in school means that your current studies can proceed normally without being affected. It is important to observe two kinds of results. If you behave well during the probation period, you will be disqualified at the end of the probation period. If you don't behave well during the probation period, you will be expelled from school.
The specific provisions are as follows:
1. Generally, the punishment period for students is 6- 12 months. Generally, the time limit for giving students a warning or severe warning is 6 months, and the time limit for giving students a demerit or staying in school for observation is 12 months, which will be terminated according to the procedures stipulated by the school.
2. If a student violates discipline and causes economic losses or personal injuries to others, the violator or his guardian shall compensate for the economic losses and bear the medical expenses.
If one of the following acts violates the examination discipline and does not constitute one of the cheating cases, a serious warning shall be given and the following sanctions shall be observed:
1, whispering;
2. Exchange signals or gestures with each other;
3. Peeking at other people's papers or acquiescing others to peek at their own papers;
4. Extract test papers and answer sheets (including answer sheets and answer sheets, etc.). ), draft paper and other papers are taken out of the examination room without permission;
5. Leaving the examination room without the consent of the invigilator;
6. Answer questions before the test start signal is issued or continue to answer questions after the test end signal is issued;
7. Modify the answer sheet privately after handing in the paper;
8. Off-site candidates enter the examination room to take the exam, disrupting the order of the examination room;
9. There are other violations of examination discipline that do not constitute cheating.
I hope the above content can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.
Legal basis: Article 6 of the Regulations on the Administration of Students in Colleges and Universities.
Students shall enjoy the following rights in accordance with the law during their school days:
(a) to participate in various activities arranged by the school education and teaching plan, and to use the education and teaching resources provided by the school;
(two) to participate in social practice, voluntary service, work-study, cultural and sports entertainment, scientific and cultural innovation and other activities, to obtain employment and entrepreneurship guidance and services;
Apply for scholarships, grants and student loans;
(four) to obtain a scientific and fair evaluation of ideological and moral character and academic performance. , and obtain corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates after completing the studies prescribed by the school;
(five) to organize and participate in student organizations in the school, participate in school management in an appropriate way, and enjoy the right to know, participate, express and supervise matters involving the rights and interests of the school and students;
(six) if there is any objection to the handling or punishment given by the school, complain to the school and the administrative department of education, and complain or bring a lawsuit against the behavior of the school, faculty and staff that violates their personal rights, property rights and other legitimate rights and interests according to law;
(seven) other rights stipulated by laws, regulations and the articles of association of the school.