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What one adjective would you use to describe your feelings about the future of public education in America?
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Trump has signed a new executive order, officially named “Reinstating Common Sense Discipline Policies,” which singles out the “disparate impact” framework upon which many current school discipline policies are based. In other words, if the number of, say, Black students being suspended doesn’t match up proportionately to the Black population within the school or district, teachers and/or administrators can be presumed to be acting in a racially discriminatory manner. Are you in favor of this executive order?
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Yes-----------------27.8%
No------------------72.3%
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Data sometimes needs to be explained, not taken at face value |
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School discipline should always be based on a student's behavior, not their race. |
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It only works in large school districts. If your district is small, you could always be out of compliance. |
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Archaic school discipline policies punish rather than teach. They are ineffective and contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline. Students have to look no further than the Presidential Cabinet to see that “common sense discipline” is not applied to adults |
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The man is a blatant racist |
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I think discipline should be based on the incident and not limited by race. By the way NY already has this in place. Schools are put on lists for disproportionality. |
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There have to be consequences in school. Unfortunately, faculty are untrained and just want to teach their class. The problems stem from cuts to support staff who can assist |
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HOW TO ANSWER KILLER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS by Dr. Larry Aronstein
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