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It Doesn’t Have To Be; We Have The Tools

Posted on October 14, 2017 by schooldog

The passage of a kid from engaged student to eventual dropout is not of one moment, or two, but of many. Continue reading →

Posted in At Risk Students, School Reform | Tagged at risk kids, bullying, dropout, dropout intervention, elementary school, low income kids, restorative justice, school community, school social life, small schools, students of color | Leave a comment

School Suspension Reform and the Real School

Posted on July 21, 2015 by schooldog

Summary: As any reform, change in suspension practices will need to be founded upon staff cohesion and communication, a clearly thought out plan that includes both the mentoring of students and accountability for their actions, and sufficient adult people power … Continue reading →

Posted in At Risk Students, School Reform | Tagged accountability, alternatives to suspension, at risk students, communication in schools, dropouts, in-school suspension, low-income students, relationships in schools, restorative justice, school funding, school reform, school suspensions | 3 Comments

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