Federal data released Thursday show serious incidents of violence in the nation’s public schools are on the rise at the same time more schools are employing Obama-era “restorative justice” disciplinary policies and nearly all schools are touting “social emotional learning” (SEL) practices.
A report released by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), an arm of the U.S. Education Department (USED), used data from a sample of 4,803 public schools that participated in the 2017-2018 School Survey on Crime and Safety.
Data show that during the 2017-2018 academic year, an estimated 962,300 violent incidents occurred in U.S. public schools, with 71 percent of schools reporting at least one violent incident.
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When I was a kid you got in a fight at school your parents got called and maybe suspension. Now the police come and take children to court. Its ridiculous.
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ReplyDelete7:23 If you are raising your kid right and proper, touching him/her will not even be a thought
DeleteLack of A$$ whippings at home and the intervention of the Government in parenting when there is no need only in about 1% of the child abuse is there a need. Then they don't prosecute the offender.
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