Monthly Archives: January 2012

New Report: Policing Chicago Public Schools

“Our schools have become almost like satellite police stations.” – Steve Drizin[1] Project NIA (www.project-nia.org) has released a new report titled “Policing Chicago Public Schools: A Gateway to the School-to-Prison Pipeline.” The report relies on data from the Chicago Police … Continue reading

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Black Boys Receive Less Attention, Harsher Discipline, and Lower Grades in School

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2012 School-to-Prison Pipeline Regional Action Camps

The overuse of harsh zero-tolerance measures, police, and juvenile courts in addressing school disciplinary issues has led to the needless pushout and criminalization of countless youth across America. In response, a growing national movement has emerged to dismantle this School-to-Prison … Continue reading

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Special Issue of Rethinking Schools: School-to-Prison Pipeline

Rethinking Schools has an excellent new issue focusing on the school-to-prison pipeline. Take some time to read through some of the great articles in the issue. From their editorial: “Every man in my family has been locked up. Most days … Continue reading

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