Discipline reform gets boost in California budget
June 21, 2018
Efforts to expand California's ban on suspending students for “willful defiance," now limited to K-3 grades, also still in play.
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California districts are looking closely at their zero-tolerance discipline policies. Changes include raising awareness of the impact of trauma on students and implementing restorative justice principles, which require misbehaving students to make amends to those they have harmed. Disproportionate numbers of African-American and, to a lesser extent, Latino youth are suspended or disciplined.
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