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Rhode Island's public schools suspended 16,000 students last year, most for relatively minor offenses. Is there a better way to discipline students?
Browse the Journal's database of suspension rates and offenses at Rhode Island schools
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PART ONE
June 17, 2001

Suspended
When are they too young to suspend?
Numbers show how suspension is used
• CHART: Suspensions by grade

 

PART TWO
June 24, 2001

Blacks suspended at higher rate
Innovative schools explore alternatives to suspension
What students have to say
Rhode Island law / Online exclusive
• CHART: Out-of-school suspensions, State by state

AFTERMATH

2.15.02
Panel urges changes in student suspensions

6.30.2001
Legislators call for end to bias in schools
• THE BILL: H 6578, Directing the education commissioner to look at racial aspects of school discipline and eliminate racial bias in R.I. schools

 

 

 

 

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