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- 000 - Local Board Policies
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- 1000 - School Board Policies
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- 1019 - STEA Representation at Regular School Board Meetings
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- 3110 - Financial Transactions
- 3111 - Purchases & Purchases Subject to Bid
- 3112 - Surplus Equipment and Supplies
- 3114 - Student Activities, Funds and Accounts
- 3115 Monies in School Buildings
- 3116 - Procurement Cards
- 3210 - Business Office Annual Data
- 3211 - Residency Requirements for HACC Tuition Payment
- 3311 - Pupil Transportation - Inclement Weather
- 3311.1 - Pupil Transportation
- 3312 - Snow and Ice Emergencies For Buildings and Grounds
- 3410 - Determining Eligibility for Free or Reduced Lunches
- 3411 - Checks Returned to Food Services for Insufficient Funds
- 3510 - School District Procedure for Injuries Occurring on School Property
- 3511 - Reporting Theft or Loss of Equipment
- 3516 - Investment of District Funds
- 3517 - Tax Levy
- 3518 - Tax Collection of Personal School Taxes/Tax Collector Responsibilites
- 3519 - Local Taxpayer Bill of Rights
- 3610 - Assignment of Equipment to Staff Members
- 3828 - Fraud
- 4000 - Instruction
- General Policies Related to Instruction
- 4010 - Grouping for Instruction
- 4011 - Student Reimbursement for Cost of Class Projects
- 4012 - Class Size Limitation
- 4013 - Homework
- 4014 - Selection of Instructional Materials and Textbooks
- 4015.1 - Parental Rights to Relative Curriculum, Assessments and Excusal From Instruction...
- 4016 - Field Trips
- 4017 - Printing & Duplicating Copyrighted Material
- 4018 - Student travel-study Programs
- 4019 - Homebound Instruction
- 4020 - In-Home Instruction
- 4021 - Summer School & Tutoring for Credit
- 4022 - Pilot Programs
- 4023 - Poster & Essay Contests
- 4025 - Elementary Gifted & Middle School Advanced Grouping
- 4026 - Distinguished Scholars Program
- 4027 - Integration of Special Education Students
- 4028 - Collection Development Policy for School Libraries
- 4031 - Internet Access/Usage - AUP
- 4032 - Web Policy
- 4033 - Academic Honesty
- 4034 - Videos and Films
- Policies Related to Specific Subjects
- 4040 - Adaptive Physical Education
- 4041 - Private Music Instructors
- 4042 - Rental of Musical Instruments
- 4043 - Student Use of Mini Calculators
- 4044 - Student Writing (Composition) Program
- 4046 - Driver Education
- 4047 - Intramural Program
- 4049 - Title 1 Guidelines
- 4050 - English as a Second Language / English to Speakers of Other Languages
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- 5000 - Students
- 1 - Discipline
- 2 - General Student Policies
- 5016 - Dress and Grooming
- 5030 - Student Progress Reports
- 5031 - Student Orientation Programs
- 5032 - Student Use of School Facilities
- 5033 - Student Fund Raising
- 5033.1 - Additional Fundraising Guidelines
- 5035 - Academic Requirements for Involvement in Extra-Curricular Activities
- 5036 - Collection of Money from Students
- 5037 - Athletic Contests & Practices
- 5038 - Periodic Review of Students Placed in STSD STEPS Program (Alternative Education)
- 3 - Pupil Personnel Policies
- 4 - Pupil Enrollment & Attendance Policies
- 5130 - Attendance
- 5131 - Entrance Age to School
- 5133 - Admission of Students Whose Parents or Court Appointed Guardians are Non-Residents of the Sch
- 5133.1 - Tuition Student and Waiver of Tuition
- 5133.2 - Registration of #1305 (Foster) Children
- 5133.3 - Foreign Exchange Students and Waiver of Tuition
- 5 - Student Health Policies
- 5150 - Injury or Illness to Students or Staff
- 5151 - Medication for Students
- 5152 - Student Pregnancy
- 5153 - Child Abuse / Neglect
- 5153(b) - Reporting of Student Abuse by a School Emlployee
- 5154 - Confidential Student Health List
- 5155 - Crisis Management of a Personal, School-Related Tragedy
- 5156 - Prohibition of Steroid Use
- 5157 - Student Assistance Program
- 5158 - HIV Infection - Students
- 5159 - Peanut or Other Food Allergy
- 6 - Student Policies Specific to Grade Level
- 6000 - Personnel
- 1 - All Personnel
- 6010 - Application Procedures and Employment Requirements of All Personnel
- 6011 - Medical Examinations for School Employees
- 6012 - Employee Conflict of Interest
- 6013 - Work Schedule for 12 Month Employees as a Result of Inclement Weather
- 6014 - Complimentary Passes to School Events
- 6015 - Tax Sheltered Annuity
- 6016 - Health and Medical Insurance Coverage
- 6017 - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- 6018 - Mileage Chart
- 6019 - Requests for Leave Without Pay
- 6019.1 - Family and Medical Leave
- 6020 - Employment Conditions
- 6020.1 - Staff Dress Code Guidelines
- 6021 - Procedure for Employee Leave Requests and Employee Leave Utilization
- 6022 - Smoking Regulations Policy
- 6023 - Prohibition of Discriminatory Conduct
- 6024 - Drug-Free Workplace
- 6024.1 - Alcohol and Controlled Substances for Covered Drivers
- 6025 - Tuberculosis Testing Policy
- 6026 - Non-Discrimination on Basis of Handicap / Disability
- 6027 - Compliant Procedure for Discrimination on the Basis of Disability
- 6028 - Post-Season Compensation for Coaches
- 6029 - Use of Wireless Devices by Employees
- 2 - Professional Personnel
- 3 - Employment of Classified Personnel
- 1 - All Personnel
- 7000 - Community Relations
- 7110 - Public Information Program
- 7111 - Public Records
- 7112 - Public Complaints
- 7113 - Visitors in School Buildings
- 7114 - Community Use of School Facilities
- 7115 - Enforcement of No Trespassing
- 7116 - Use of School Premises for Political Campaigning
- 7117 - Control of Free Materials Distribution and Solicitations in Schools
- 7119 - Police Investigation
- 7120 - Concession Stand Committee
- 7121 - Booster Clubs
- 30 day posting
Printable Version
#6027
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17109
POLICY
COMPLAINT PROCEDURE FOR DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF DISABILITY
The procedures established in this policy are adopted to effect prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging non-compliance with Policy #6026 or alleging any actions prohibited by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The Susquehanna Township School District hereby establishes the following complaint procedure to address, investigate and dispose of complaints alleging non-compliance with Policy #6026 or alleging any actions prohibited by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Step 1
Any individual who believes that she/he has been subjected to discrimination in violation of Policy #6026 or the Americans with Disabilities Act may file a complaint with the Superintendent which shall be in writing and must be filed within fifteen (15) days after occurrence of the incident.
The Superintendent, or his/her designee, shall conduct an appropriate investigation of the complaint in order to make a determination of the validity of the charges and the recommended disposition. Upon completion of the investigation, the Superintendent, or his/her designee, shall take appropriate remedial action. The complaining individual and his/her parents, if appropriate, shall be notified of the disposition of the matter, subject to applicable rules of confidentiality.
Step 2
If the complaining individual is dissatisfied with the disposition of the matter, she/he has the right to bring the matter to the attention of the Board in accordance with these procedures. The complainant shall advise the Superintendent of his/her desire to bring the matter to the attention of the Board. The Superintendent shall list the matter on the Board agenda at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board. The matter will be considered by the Board at is meeting, either in open session or in executive session, as the Board shall determine and in compliance with the Open Meeting Law. The complainant shall be given an opportunity to address the Board and the Superintendent shall provide a report as to his/her findings and recommended disposition. The Board shall take such action as it deems appropriate.
Approved by the School Board – March 22, 1993

