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Board orders three long-term student suspensions following closed-session discipline hearings
Summary
After closed-session student-discipline hearings, the board approved long-term suspensions for three students identified by transcript IDs, including exclusion from commencement for one student and conditions for return for two others (impact program and reconsideration).
The King William County School Board, acting after a closed student-discipline hearing, approved three long-term suspensions for students identified in the transcript by ID numbers.
A motion was approved to long-term suspend student 52563 through the remainder of the 2025–26 school year; that student may not participate in commencement exercises and is barred from school property for one year effective May 29, 2026. Two other students (50760 and 50240) were suspended through the end of the first semester of the 2026–27 school year with the opportunity to attend the Impact program and request reconsideration at the beginning of the 2026–27 school year if they meet academic and behavioral requirements. Each motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
Because the actions followed a closed-session hearing, board members moved the formal motions in open session as required by law and recorded votes on the motions by voice.
What happens next: Each student suspension includes terms for possible participation in the Impact program and a path for reconsideration at the start of the next school year as described in board motions.
