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Framework for Revising School District Codes of Student Conduct
AASA, The School Superintendents Association, and the Children’s Defense Fund (CDF) believe that all schools should be warm, welcoming and productive places for children to learn and for teachers to teach. We believe that exclusionary discipline – suspending or expelling a student from school for a disciplinary reason – should be used sparingly and as a last resort. Measures can and should be taken to build positive school climates, respond to special circumstances of students, prevent student misbehavior, and address violations of school rules in a restorative manner.
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The School Superintendent Association (AASA), The Children's Defense Fund (CDF)
School District Codes of Conduct: Guide for District Leaders
00 2014
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