California Education Codes §§ 32261, 32265, 32270, and 48900 defined bullying of pupils to include bullying committed by means of an electronic act, and authorizes school officials to suspend or recommend for expulsion pupils who engage in bullying. Assembly Bill 746 Ch. 72, which took effect January 1, 2012, amended §32261, also includes social networking sites. The code now states “bullying, including bullying committed personally or by means of an electronic act, which includes the posting of messages on a social network Internet Website.” –“California Anti-Bullying Laws and Policies,”
United Advocates for Children and Families

According to this law, how can a school respond if a student bullies an LGBTQ peer? Check all that apply.

by requesting to expel the student
by suspending the student
by putting the student on probation
by sending the student to teen court
by assigning the student community service