The Baltimore Sun reports that nearly 8,500 students were suspended last year. That's up from 6,760 in the 2014-2015 school year.
City Schools CEO Sonja Santelises started in the position in July. She says the district is examining what lead to the increase under her predecessor, Gregory Thornton. She says the increase is "disconcerting."
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We need military style reform schools, Parents aren't raising children to live in a peaceful society.
This is being done bc obama says his poor thugs are not treated right ? I say eject them from school and arrest the so called parent.
If you cant behave in school you should be thrown out ..no lawyers or anyone should be able to reverse it..later if you feel you can behave you get one chance to finish..any slip ups and its bye bye..you go to GED classes..also GED should not hold the same clout as a real Diploma..you can still go to college with one..but you will be required to take a entrance placement test as they do now.Me and My kids all have diplomas I had to work in school to get it..not quit in 10 th grade and take a few tests..these people don't deserve the same recognition.
Shut the school down and safe the taxpayer some large.
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