Economic Impact of Suspending 10th Graders: $35 Billion, Study Says
Marketplace K-12
JUNE 2, 2016
. “If schools knew the real costs associated with suspension, its use might not have become so pervasive,” says the analysis, which was co-written by Russell Rumberger of the University of California and Daniel Losen, a UCLA researcher and advocate for cutting back on classroom removals. Suit by Parents, Pro-Charter Group: N.Y.C.
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