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Summary of Discipline Data for Girls in US Public Schools: An Analysis From the 2013-14 US Department of Education Office for Civil Rights Data Collection

This report sought to examine the extent of disparate school disciplinary practices for female students nationwide, with a focus on Black and Latina girls in comparison to their white female counterparts. Data presented in this report is focused explicitly on girls without disabilities and with disabilities served under the Individuals with Educational Disabilities Act (IDEA) in K-12 public schools.

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