Unsafe Label Will Trigger School Choice
Washington
Persistently dangerous: Not exactly an attractive label for a school. It's probably the last thing a principal would want.
But some schools
could get that dubious distinction next year, thanks to a new federal
mandate.
The provision—sort of a policy cocktail mixing equal parts school choice and school safety—says that any student attending a "persistently dangerous" public school must be allowed to transfer to a "safe" school in that district. In addition, any student who falls prey to a "violent criminal offense"...
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