#(You can't tell me he doesn't view expulsion from UA as a last resort.)

[asktheprincipalofua]

Do you feel bad when you suspend or expel a student?

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Nedzu: I do. Suspension is one thing as it is often can help the student realize that their actions are placing them at risk, but to expel a student outright? It is a failure that we are unable to help guide them regardless of what type of poor behavior they have committed.

Nedzu: In many instances all the student needs is to be placed in a different homeroom or course track. The new environment and direct exposure to an unfamiliar set of social dynamics, although it is a less drastic shift than it would be otherwise, is typically enough to help break them out of whatever pattern they had long enough for them to begin to change and improve.

Nedzu: However in the cases where a student must be expelled from UA, it is necessary for the safety and well-being of other students and due to the student in question's staunch refusal to change. Even so we still try to provide the student the tools they will need to better themselves and hope they gain the help they need.