California Mandates Later Start Times at Middle Schools and High Schools
California is the first state in the nation to mandate that schools start later so students can get more sleep.
California is the first state in the nation to mandate that schools start later so students can get more sleep.
After the active shooter attacks, both experienced increases in mental health and discipline issues, as well as drops in academic performance.
Supporters of the law believe ending “willful defiance” suspensions will help disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline.
Concerned parents expressed anger that they were not notified of the original video, which officials were made aware of back in March.
The Sixth Circuit ruled having a neutral party interview the complainant and respondent in a Title IX matter met constitutional due process principles.
A16-year-old former student was seen in a video making racist comments towards black people and later made threats to shoot up the school.
Two classmates shared that the shooter had a troubled past in high school that could have prevented him from being allowed to purchase a weapon.
Three students smeared bananas on a door and threw them at their art teacher, who they knew was deathly allergic to the fruit.
The Wyoming Valley West School District told parents if they didn’t clear their lunch debt their children could potentially be placed in foster care.
The database will keep track of student behavior and discipline, including whether a student has been a victim of bullying based on race or religion.
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