Source Word
in-school suspension
Noun
(education)
A
type
of
primary
and
secondary
school
suspension
method
in
which,
for
a
given
period
of
time,
the
students
being
punished
are
not
allowed
to
go
to
their
regular
classes,
but
are
still
required
to
attend
school
to
instead
be
kept
in
an
alternative
setting
that
usually
involves
immobility
and
the
performing
of
school-related
activities.
Japanese Meaning
通常の授業に出席させず、学校内の別の場所に留め、特定の制限された活動（学校に関連した作業など）を行わせる、学校内で実施される停学処分
Sense（1）
(education)
A
type
of
primary
and
secondary
school
suspension
method
in
which,
for
a
given
period
of
time,
the
students
being
punished
are
not
allowed
to
go
to
their
regular
classes,
but
are
still
required
to
attend
school
to
instead
be
kept
in
an
alternative
setting
that
usually
involves
immobility
and
the
performing
of
school-related
activities.
（ plural ）
