Howard rejects state setting discipline guidelines

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The Howard County School Board rejected a bill that would give the state Education Department the authority to set suspension and expulsion guidelines for local jurisdictions.

“We already have procedures in place. We have a code of conduct that is very successful,” said Roger Plunkett, business, community and government relations officer for Howard County Public Schools. “We believe that should be a local school board?s decision.”

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