Schools and Universities Can Punish or Expel Students for Violating

question 104

Multiple Choice

Schools and universities can punish or expel students for violating policy.Why then would a school or university NOT be considered a "government"?

• A)Teachers were not democratically elected to office.
• B)Students do not have an opportunity to vote on school policy.
• C)The school's authority encompasses only part of society.
• D)Individuals do not have a legal right to voluntarily withdraw from the organization.

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