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Resources

Web site Indicators of School Crime and Safety, 2005, NCES
Web site Advancement Project
Advancement Project in Collaboration with the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University, Opportunities Suspended, June 2000
American Psychological Association Report on Zero Tolerance
New! Childish Behavior; Criminal Behavior, The Huntsville Times Op-Ed, June 1, 2008
Derailed! The Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Track, Advancement Project, May, 2003
Education on Lockdown, Advancement Project, March, 2005
New! Louisiana Recovery School District Student Code of Conduct, January 31, 2008
New! Model School Discipline Policies and Programs, Part 1, Jim Freeman, Advancement Project, June 27, 2008
New! Model School Discipline Policies and Programs, Part 2, Jim Freeman, Advancement Project, June 27, 2008
New! Problem Students in Pipeline to Prison, Boston Globe, May 28, 2008
Restorative Practices Newsletter on APA's Report on Zero Tolerance
New! Stopping the School to Jail Pipeline, National Council on Crime and Delinquency, June, 2008
Stopping the Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Pipeline By Enforcing Federal Special Education Law, Jim Comstock-Galagan and Rhonda Brownstein, Southern Disability Law Center/Southern Poverty Law Center,
New! Texas' School to Prison Pipeline, Dropout to Incarceration: The Impact of School Discipline and Zero Tolerance, Texas Appleseed, October 2007
Truancy Prevention Brief (National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention)


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Minority youth are 1.4 times more likely to be sentenced to the California Youth Authority by adult courts than are similarly offending white youth. [more facts]


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