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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You all should try Hardy. I know that lots of you will jump in with Hardy hate, but it is a warm, welcoming bully-free zone. Principal Pride and the admin team do a fantastic job of getting all the kids working together and supporting each other.[/quote] According to the statistics Hardy has a 20% suspension rate... guess that is how they deal with issues... send the kids home[/quote] Actually it's 9.8% at Hardy. Since someone will ask, it's 3.1 at Deal. Both are well below the DCPS rate of 21%. From learndc.org. [/quote] What does a 10% suspension rate mean? 1 in 10 kids have been suspended for at least a day that year? That's pretty scary of 10% of kids are misbehaving so badly as to get suspended. [/quote] Yes - that is what that means. From learndc.org: *The percentage of students who missed one of more days due to suspension. When a student is suspended, regardless of the amount of suspension time, each absence is considered suspension-related, not an unexcused absence . Hardy MS expelled 0 students during the 2014-2015 school year. 134 students were expelled across all DC schools during the same period of time. [/quote] Do you happen to know if "all DC schools" means all DCPS schools, all DC public schools (DCPS plus charter) or truly all DC schools? I doubt it's the third but I'm curious if the number includes charters. I know that expulsions are rare in DCPS. If a kid is out-of-boundary the principal can send him back to his in-boundary school, which doesn't count as an expulsion. (So it's not surprising that Hardy had zero). If the kid is in-boundary there is nowhere to send him so expulsions are discouraged. In the charter world expulsion means sending the kid to DCPS.[/quote]
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