Tag Archive for: expulsion

Students of Color with Disabilities Are Being Pushed into the School-to-Prison Pipeline, Study Finds
Exclusionary discipline practices in K-12 schools—suspension, expulsion and other disciplinary actions that take a student away from the classroom—raise the chances that a student will repeat a grade, drop out or end up in the criminal justice…

Stigmatizing Kids? New Law Forces Families to Disclose Student’s Mental Health Treatment – Florida Phoenix
Registering a student for public school involves submitting everything from proof of immunizations, health exams and birth certificates to details about gender, race, emergency contacts and more.
But the newest registration requirement this…

Government Watchdog Finds Racial Bias in School Discipline – The New York Times
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a new report on school disciplinary policies nationwide. The GAO found that African-American students are being punished disproportionately compared to Caucasian students. Read more.

Suspensions Are Not Support: The Disciplining of Preschoolers With Disabilities – Center for American Progress
A new report from the Center for American Progress (CAP) has found that children with disabilities are more likely to be suspended or expelled from preschool. CAP outlines its findings as follows:
Children with behavioral problems are 43…

Lack of Mental Health Services in Predominantly Black Schools Means a Domino Effect as Kids Grow – KBIA
A licensed clinical psychologist discusses how the lack of mental health resources in predominantly black schools can negatively impact youths. Read more and listen.
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How Students Get Banished to Alternative Schools – ProPublica
In this ProPublica investigation, Heather Vogell discusses the increased use of alternative schools. Read more.