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From social workers to health clinicians, those who work with teachers to meet students' social and emotional needs feel the budget squeeze. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts
Search student expulsion and suspension information for more than 72,000 schools nationwide. The data set includes only students without disabilities. Schools with obvious data-entry errors—specifically, those with results that showed they suspended or expelled more students than they enrolled—were excluded. January 4, 2013 – Education Week
Students with behavior issues are both held accountable and put on a path that gets them to right a wrong. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts
A disciplinary spiral results in months of lost schooling for a student accused of using a cellphone in class. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts
Data collected by the Education Department show wide variations in how schools use out-of-school suspension and expulsion. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts
An Education Week analysis of data compiled by the U.S. Department of Education found that some schools suspended or expelled all or nearly all students without disabilities at least once during the 2009-10 school year, while others rarely used these forms of discipline. January 4, 2013 – Education Week
This interactive map offers a quick way to examine State-by-State grades and summary data. The breakdown includes Chance for Success, K-12 Achievement and other indicators. January 4, 2013 – Education Week
In addition to the State Report Cards interactive map, this tool lets readers calculate grades for states based on weighting schemes that they devise themselves. January 4, 2013 – Education Week (Web)
After millions of "get tough" suspensions and expulsions, educators nationwide look for ways to ensure safety and keep students in school. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts
A school's social and disciplinary atmosphere can have a profound impact on student achievement. January 4, 2013 – Quality Counts

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