The Due Process clause has extended the due process clause to protect the record or standing of a student.

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The Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment has been interpreted by courts to include the protection of a student's record or standing. This means that before a student can be expelled or denied a promotion, they have a right to certain procedural protections, such as notice of the charges against them, an opportunity to respond to those charges, and a fair and impartial hearing.

The Due Process Clause Has Extended the Due Process Clause