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Red Clay works with ACLU to reform student discipline practices

Posted on November 30, 2019

Originally published November 30, 2019 by Delaware Public Media
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Red Clay Consolidated School District staff will be receiving training from ACLU of Delaware and several other organizations to reduce disproportionate suspension rates among students of color and students with disabilities. District Equity Officer Tawanda Bond says the trainings will likely focus on shifting from “exclusionary” discipline in favor of “restorative practice,” which prompts educators to consider possible trauma, implicit bias and other factors in addressing student behavior.

Read the full story from Delaware Public Media here.

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