Effective Student Discipline: Keeping Kids in Class

[About the Initiative]

Report

Executive Summary

Appendix A: Bibliography

Appendix B: Public School Student Discipline District/School Policies

Appendix C: GA DoE 2004-05 Analysis of Statewide Disciplinary Data

Appendix D: Data Summary

Appendix E: Public School Student Discipline Legal Setting

Appendix F: ESD Consulting Committee

Report, Executive Summary, and Appendices

The Mission of Georgia Appleseed is to increase justice in Georgia through law and policy reform.

Georgia Appleseed seeks a Georgia where the voices of the poor, the children and the marginalized are heard and where injustices that no one should endure are resolved.

Georgia Appleseed works with volunteer lawyers and other professionals to find solutions to difficult social justice problems. Georgia Appleseed does not provide legal representation for individuals or provide a referral service to connect clients with lawyers. If you are seeking a lawyer, please contact the lawyer referral service of your local bar association or go to www.legalaid-ga.org.

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