Photo: Pixabay In A day in the life of school social workers, Hechinger’s Peggy Barmore looks at how Schenectady (New York) schools...

California’s out-of-school suspension rate is way down, but the “discipline gap” remains, reports Mario Koran on The 74. Black students...

Students talk at the peace table at a San Jose Montessori school Restorative justice can make schools safer, if it’s done well, writes...

A “once safe and supportive” New York City school “fell into chaos as new administrators implemented a supposedly more positive approach...

Teachers across the country are complaining that new, softer discipline policies aren’t working, writes Max Eden, a senior fellow at the...

Today, the anniversary of the Columbine massacre, students are being urged to walk out of school to protest school shootings, register...

Students Suspended from School Compared to Student Population, by Race, Sex, and Disability Status, School Year 2013-14 Black students...

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is under pressure to rescind — or to preserve — what’s known as the “Obama-era guidance” on school...

When he brought a knife to San Diego’s Lincoln High School, the student’s special education team decided he wasn’t responsible because it...

While other students walked out of school to protest gun violence, Jacob Shoemaker sat in class alone. The Hilliard Davidson High senior...

Discipline reform may have contributed to the violence at Douglas High School, writes Erika Sanzi, who blogs on Good School Hunting, on...

Washington, D.C. public schools were held up as a model of “expert driven” education reform, writes Max C. Eden and Lindsey Burke on...

Is school discipline reform moving too fast? asks Wayne D’Orio in The Atlantic. In the Highline district south of Seattle, suspensions...

Philadelphia’s discipline reforms, which limited suspensions, improved attendance but not achievement for previously suspended students...

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos appears to be gearing up to rescind Obama-era discipline policies. A 2014 “Dear Colleague” letter warned...

School safety is more important than racial balance in suspensions, argues Jason L. Riley in the Wall Street Journal. Education Secretary...

Suspensions are down at New York City schools, but teachers and students report more disorder, disrespect, fighting, gang activity and...

Rescinding the joint 2014 “dear colleague” letter on school discipline should be a top priority for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and...