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More tolerance in new Chicago Public Schools code of conduct
from Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah's article in the Chicago Tribune:
Chicago Public Schools has adopted a new student discipline policy that one parent group says moves the district a step away from zero tolerance.
Staff members are being told to treat minor infractions as learning opportunities to reinforce positive behavior. Out-of school suspensions are to be used as a last resort.
CPS officials said for the most serious infractions, restorative justice--programs such as peace circle and a jury of student peers determining punishment--can be offered in addition to suspensions and expulsions.
Sep 01, 2011 Policy, School, Region: North America and Caribbean, Country:USA
