Dignity in Schools National Resolution for Ending School Pushout

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Dignity in Schools National Resolution for Ending School Pushout

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Over 200 organizations and individuals have signed on to support the resolution, a call to action for our school systems to end the harsh disciplinary policies and law enforcement tactics that push too many young people out of school. The National Resolution calls for schools to create positive climates for learning and adopt alternative approaches to discipline that protect the human rights of all young people.

On Friday, December 17th, Rep Chris Murphy (D-CT) introduced a House Resolution inspired by the DSC Resolution.

Read the National Resolution and List of Signatories

Sign-on to the Resolution by filling out this on-line form or emailing info(at)dignityinschools.org.

Release of National Resolution in December 2009 (Web Resource)

Since December 3, 2009, over 200 organizations and individuals have signed on to support the DSC National Resolution for Ending School Pushout, a call to action for our school systems to end the harsh disciplinary policies and law enforcement tactics that push too many young people out of school.

See below for information about DSC Resolution activities from last year.

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