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During the 2020-21 school year, 61,900 K-12 students were referred to law enforcement by public schools, resulting in 8,900 school-related arrests, according to new data from theDepartment of Education.The new data from the Department of Education s Office for Civil Rights was released
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stanley canada students who were secluded. These new Civil Rights Data Collection data reflect troubling differences in students experiences in our nations schools, said Department of Education assistant secretary for civil rights Catherine E. Lhamon. We remain committed to working with school communities to ensure the full civil rights protections that federal law demands. Black students were also more likely than White students to have a school-related arrest. These students were also more likely to be restrained and or secluded.The data also found there were over 274,000 school offenses reported in public dis
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