Suspensions Really Do Hurt Students Academically, New Studies Confirm, but Maybe Less Than Previously Thought

Suspensions Really Do Hurt Students Academically, New Studies Confi...


Three of four recent studies on the topic provide some of the strongest evidence yet that suspensions do in fact harm students’ academic performance. But they also suggest that the consequences of a suspension, at least as measured by test scores, are less severe than previously thought. (Chalkbeat, Aug. 23)

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