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Code · Montana · Title 20 — Education · Chapter 8 · Part 1

20-8-106. Duration of attendance at school -- suspension or expulsion -- transfer.

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20-8-106 . Duration of attendance at school -- suspension or expulsion -- transfer.
(1)Each child admitted to the school is entitled to attend the school until reaching the age of 21 years if attendance at the Montana school for the deaf and blind is the most appropriate educational placement for the child.
(2)Nothing in this section may be construed to prevent the suspension or expulsion of a child at any time for insubordination or other cause considered good and sufficient by the board of public education and superintendent of the Montana school for the deaf and blind if the suspension or expulsion complies with other applicable state and federal law.
(3)Transfer of a student from the school to another educational placement must comply with rules adopted by the board of public education.
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