States are starting to remove more unruly students from schools, and the Trump Administration is getting out of the way.

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President Trump is shining a spotlight on the issue of school discipline, which is closely related to the growing problems of learning loss and falling test scores, though it’s unclear how much ...

School discipline is a highly racialized topic, but there is no shortage of studies on what’s driving discipline disproportionalities.And the knowledge base for what school discipline reforms ...

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WHAT TO KNOW. A growing number of Long Island school districts have introduced restorative practices to discipline misbehavior, as alternatives to traditional methods such as suspensions.; The new ...

School districts looking to change the way they handle student discipline 03:32. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - With another school year just around the corner, school districts are focused on how to handle ...

Okonofua likened school discipline tracking tools to an athlete’s heart rate monitor at the gym. Rather than simply estimating how hard a workout was, real-time data can be more useful.

Broward school administrators say they believe students in most cases are still getting the proper discipline, even if the incidents weren’t always properly recorded.

Okonofua likened school discipline tracking tools to an athlete's heart rate monitor at the gym. Rather than simply estimating how hard a workout was, real-time data can be more useful.

Behavior coaches started restorative training for staff from each school — 1,175 employees — during the spring semester. Watts previously estimated restorative training requires 20 to 30 hours.

The Denver Post wants to talk to students, parents, educators and others in Colorado about their experiences with out-of-school suspensions and other discipline in schools.