Equitable Implementation And Facilitation of Senate Bill 100 For District-Wide Student Success and Safety: A Policy Advocacy Project
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description: ABSTRACT The third section of the dissertation examined how three school districts equitably implemented Senate Bill 100. The districts’ policies were reviewed to see how parents were involved in establishing the discipline policies and how information was communicated to the parents and students. The data for the districts highlighted the discipline and expulsion rates of students by race, gender, achievement gap, and social, economic status.
abstract: ABSTRACT The third section of the dissertation examined how three school districts equitably implemented Senate Bill 100. The districts’ policies were reviewed to see how parents were involved in establishing the discipline policies and how information was communicated to the parents and students. The data for the districts highlighted the discipline and expulsion rates of students by race, gender, achievement gap, and social, economic status.
author: Thompson, Dorothy
keywords: Senate Bill 100, Equitable Implementation, Student Success, Parent Involvement, Student Safety, Professional Development, Accessibility, Community College Leadership, Community Psychology, Education Economics, Education Policy, Elementary and Middle and Secondary Education Administration, Humane Education, Other Educational Administration and Supervision, Other Teacher Education and Professional Development, Political Economy, Prison Education and Reentry, School Psychology, Student Counseling and Personnel Services, Urban Education
date published: 2017-12-01T08:00:00Z
date modified: 2026-07-24T03:20:32Z
provider: National-Louis University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: National-Louis University