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School to Prison Pipeline

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The education that we provide to our children, in great part, determines whether they live their dreams or their nightmares.

School to Prison Pipeline

Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline Symposium Series (more...)
 

 
Materials from "Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline" Forums
  1. Presentation by Judge Steven Teske, Clayton County Juvenile Court
  2. Presentation by Taifa Butler, Family Connection Partnership
  3. Presentation by Jennifer Falk, Georgia Conference of NAACP
  4. Presentation by Lisa Skinner, ACLU of Georgia
  5. Presentation by Marlyn Tillman, Gwinnett STOPP

ICM Presentation:  Educational Failure:  Not Ready for School

Georgia Appleseed Reports:

When My Child is Disciplined at School: A Guide for Families "As part of its continuing focus on effective parental involvement to benefit students and schools, Georgia Appleseed is pleased to offer its new handbook, When My Child is Disciplined at School: A Guide for Families. The guidebook is intended as a tool to help parents and guardians throughout Georgia to become informed advocates for their children when dealing with school discipline policies."
 
Effective Student Discipline:  Keeping Kids in Class presents the findings of a year and a half study of public school discipline policy, practice and outcomes in Georgia. It includes:  (1) Comprehensive analysis of Georgia Department of Education public school discipline data; (2) 'Voices from the Field' from interviews with 200 educators and public school discipline and safety stakeholders; and (3) Action recommendations for policy-makers and parents to help kids stay in school and on track for graduation.
 
The Same Starting Line invites school board members, educators, communities and pol-icymakers to shift the conversation about public schools from what kids lack to what schools and school boards, superintendents and other key decision-makers must provide.
 
Please avail yourselves of this information.  Share it with the parents and guardians in your faith community.  Please contact ICM if you are interested in hosting a School to Prison Pipeline information session at your faith community.  Please call 770-498-2141 or send an e-mail to info@interfaithchildrensmovement.org 
 
                                                                                                                   
 
   

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