What is the minimum punishment for a student who carries a firearm to school?

The minimum punishment for a student who carries a firearm to school is one year of expulsion. This policy is in place to ensure the safety of all students and staff within the school environment. Firearms pose a significant danger, and as such, strict consequences are necessary to deter students from bringing weapons onto school property. Expulsion for a minimum of one year reflects the seriousness of this offense and serves to maintain a secure educational setting.

The other options do not align with the legal standards and policies typically adopted by school districts regarding firearms on campus, which is why they do not represent appropriate consequences for this type of violation.