Posted on · Houston students sent to the alternative campus already face a high risk of dropping out. Advocates now worry that without bus service, their risk of dropping out is even higher.
Posted on · It also found that on average Texas districts seem to spent more than twice as much on police than on counselors.
Posted on · If the school board approves the change with a final vote in February, Houston will become the first district in Texas to ban suspensions for young children.
Posted on · This after reports its policies were among the strictest in Texas in addressing students who frequently miss class.
Posted on · Teacher and student reflect on a new way to approach school discipline.
Posted on · A Spring Branch high school pilots a new way to discipline students.
Posted on · Today federal authorities issued new guidelines for schools across the country on how to handle discipline in the classroom. The goal is to avoid any discrimination against minority students and those with disabilities.
Posted on · Increasingly, police are getting involved in school discipline, writing tickets that can land students in court. In Texas, that practice has led to a pushback from parents, and in one school district near Houston, attention from the federal government.
Posted on · When students break the rules in class, a common solution is to remove them from the classroom. But more leaders here in Houston say schools need a better solution, so students can stay in school and not end up in the criminal justice system.