Suspensions are supposed to improve the learning environment and dissuade students from future misconduct. But they have become a way to exclude children who need a little extra attention.
Suspensions are supposed to improve the learning environment and dissuade students from future misconduct. But they have become a way to exclude children who need a little extra attention.
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