Is it reasonable for a student to be expelled from school if he goes downstairs during the quarantine period?

Students should be punished to a certain extent (criticism and education) for this kind of behavior, but it is obviously unreasonable for the school to directly expel students from school.

“You have a few years of youth and three years of the epidemic.” This is the lament of many contemporary young people, especially students, about the current environment. A few days ago, it was revealed that two students went out without authorization because they could not bear the boring and boring "home quarantine". As a result, they were directly expelled from school by the school.

As a disciplinary decision stamped with the official seal of "Jiuquan Suzhou Middle School" circulated on the Internet, this matter quickly attracted public attention. Most people's view on this matter is that the school's punishment was too severe. After all, it is not easy for students. They have to study while enduring the inner torture caused by the epidemic, not to mention that the two students who were dealt with are still in their senior year of high school.

As public opinion fermented, the relevant departments also noticed this incident and quickly issued a notice saying: "After careful study, the Suzhou District Education Bureau believes that Suzhou Middle School has committed a crime against Gao and Zhang. The student’s decision to be expelled from school (with half-year probation) was inappropriate. Suzhou Middle School has been ordered to revoke this decision and criticize and educate the students involved.”

This matter eventually reached public opinion and superiors. With the intervention of the department, fundamental changes have taken place. Everyone is naturally satisfied with the result, but at the same time it has once again confirmed that the school's previous handling methods were inadequate. You must know that expulsion from school is the most severe punishment among the many punishments of the school. Doing so is tantamount to ruining the future of these two high school seniors.

Here, I would like to share with my friends the circumstances under which expulsion from school is appropriate.

According to Article 54 of the "Regulations on the Management of Students in Ordinary Colleges and Universities": The school may expel a student under any of the following circumstances:

1. Violate the Constitution and oppose the four basic principles, undermine stability and unity, and disrupt social order;

2. Violate national laws and constitute a criminal offense;

3. Violate public security management regulations and be punished, and are of a bad nature ;

4. Substituting others for exams, taking exams for others, organizing cheating, using communication equipment to cheat, and other serious cheating behaviors;

5. Plagiarism, copying other people’s research results, If the circumstances are serious;

6. Violating school regulations, seriously affecting the school's education and teaching order, life order and public place management order, infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of other individuals and organizations, causing serious consequences;

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7. Those who repeatedly violate school regulations and receive disciplinary sanctions but do not change after education.

These two students did violate the school's rules to a certain extent, but they did not cause any serious impact. They just went downstairs for a walk, and the circumstances were very minor. It’s understandable that the school wants to “kill one student as a warning to others,” but it would be too impersonal to directly expel students in such situations.

In the past few years of the epidemic, it can be said that almost everyone is a victim, and everyone is tired of this situation. But it is precisely in view of this that we should make this society full of love and not let the already difficult life become less humane.

During the current epidemic, many bad things were revealed, but in the end, most of them were corrected and good results were achieved. I always believe that nothing should be overdone. When it complies with legal principles, it should make the public feel warm and full of confidence and enthusiasm for life.