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A Generation Later: What We've Learned about Zero Tolerance in School
"In considering different strategies for promoting productive and safe school environments, it can be difficult to know what works and what doesn’t. In particular, longstanding debates about zero tolerance policies leave many people confused about the basic facts. How do these policies that mandate specific and harsh punishments affect individual students and the overall school environment? Have zero tolerance policies helped to create a school-to-prison pipeline as many people argue? And if the costs outweigh the benefits, are there alternatives to zero tolerance that are more effective?"
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balanced and restorative justice (BARJ), behavioral health, data, evidence based program (EBP), expulsion, individuals with disabilities act (IDEA), in-school suspension, juvenile delinquent, law enforcement, learning disability, out-of-school suspension, pathways to juvenile justice, pipeline, police, school arrest, school discipline, school push out, suspension, zero tolerance, juvenile justice, special education
Center of Youth at the Vera Institute of Justice
Issue Brief
Jacob Kang-Brown, Jennifer Trone, Jennifer Fratello, Tarika Daftary-Kapur
New York
00 2013
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