Topic: School Discipline

Black students have long faced some of the harshest discipline in our nation's schools. The Department of Education’s new guidance restricting consideration of race in school discipline will have dire consequences

Two executive orders target K-12 school discipline for Black students and other underserved students, even though they are disciplined more than their white peers

To address inequities within student discipline, schools must move away from zero-tolerance discipline systems, which are not responsive to students

The failure of discipline systems violates the rights of students with disabilities and leads to injustices in education outcomes.

A webinar series showcasing how to effectively allocate resources in order to create more inclusive learning environments for students.

Students need sufficient support; implementing restorative justice may be the key to unlock student success.

Black girls are more likely to be disciplined than white girls—accounting for 37% of in-school suspensions.

EdTrust reached out to Measure for guidance on how to implement a community-led approach to evaluating and addressing challenges with Dallas Independent School District’s (Dallas ISD) disciplinary practices.

Newly released CRDC data showcases a troubling reality within our nation’s schools: racial disparities in school discipline.