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School safety agents walk the hallway at the James Monroe High School Campus Annex in the Bronx. New York
Suspensions drop 14 percent in New York City after a spike last school year
By Alex Zimmerman
April 8, 2019
New York
Today’s the day: Long-debated changes to the city’s discipline code are now in effect
By Alex Zimmerman
April 19, 2017
New York
How often does New York City tell its principals they can’t suspend a student?
By Alex Zimmerman
April 13, 2017

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NYC set to adopt long-debated changes to student discipline code that will further reduce suspensions
By Alex Zimmerman
April 6, 2017
New York
New York City moves to significantly reduce K-2 suspensions, but isn’t eliminating them
By Alex Zimmerman
January 13, 2017
New York
School suspensions continue to drop sharply under de Blasio
By Monica Disare
March 31, 2016
New York
Suspensions down 10 percent this school year as city prepares to apply new policies
By Sarah Darville, Stephanie Snyder
March 31, 2015
New York
As discipline code revisions delayed, advocates want some suspensions banned
By Jackie Schechter
June 25, 2014
New York
Disciplinary code revisions could reduce student suspensions
By Rachel Cromidas
August 28, 2012
New York
School-eye views of the city's new draft discipline standards
By Maura Walz
June 25, 2010