school suspensions

State legislators approved changes to public schools this year, affecting almost every North Texas school. With the school year beginning right around the corner, many school districts are changing their policies.

Dallas ISD says suspensions for minor offenses too often turn kids away from school, sometimes permanently, instead of punishing them and putting them back on the right track.

Baylor University will suspend 14 baseball players during the upcoming season due to a hazing incident from last year, school officials announced…

Texas schools issued more than 64,000 in-school suspensions to students in the second grade or younger during the 2015-16 school year, and a…

From Texas Standard . Twenty-three percent of the students in Fort Worth ISD are black. But according to a recent report by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram...

The legislative session just ended. After 140 days of proposals, politicking and press conferences, we’re catching up on what actually passed and how it…

The last two decades have seen a rise in the number of police officers in middle and high schools. One unintended consequence is that many students will…

Suspending rowdy students has long been a popular way for schools to keep order in their classrooms. New research shows that this punishment is…

The Duncanville ISD superintendent appears in a YouTube video in which he defends the suspensions of about 170 high school students who didn't follow the…