Yes. A principal may assign students to serve suspensions in a supervised suspension classroom at school.[1] A school employee must notify the parent/guardian/other education rights holder in writing when a student is assigned to an in-school supervised suspension classroom for longer than one class period. The notice can be in-person, by email or by telephone when the in-school suspension is limited to one-class period.[2] For students with disabilities, in-school suspension days count as a removal towards a “change of placement” unless the student is afforded the opportunity to continue to appropriately participate in the general curriculum, continue to receive the services specified on the student’s IEP, and continue to participate with nondisabled children to the extent they would have in their current placement.[3]