More Race Baiting

[Mike]

Black Students Face More Discipline, Data Suggests
New York Times | March 6, 2012 | TAMAR LEWIN

Black students, especially boys, face much harsher discipline in public schools than other students, according to new data from the Department of Education.

Although black students made up only 18 percent of those enrolled in the schools sampled, they accounted for 35 percent of those suspended once, 46 percent of those suspended more than once and 39 percent of all expulsions, according to the Civil Rights Data Collection's 2009-10 statistics from 72,000 schools in 7,000 districts, serving about 85 percent of the nation's students. The data covered students from kindergarten age through high school.

One in five black boys and more than one in 10 black girls received an out-of-school suspension. Over all, black students were three and a half times as likely to be suspended or expelled than their white peers.

And in districts that reported expulsions under zero-tolerance policies, Hispanic and black students represent 45 percent of the student body, but 56 percent of those expelled under such policies.

"Education is the civil rights of our generation," said Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, in a telephone briefing with reporters on Monday. "The undeniable truth is that the everyday education experience for too many students of color violates the principle of equity at the heart of the American promise."

 

[Sandhusker]

HAS to be a racist deal. There can be no other explaination.

 

[flounder]

Black Students Face More Discipline, Data Suggests
New York Times | March 6, 2012 | TAMAR LEWIN

Black students, especially boys, face much harsher discipline in public schools than other students, according to new data from the Department of Education.

Although black students made up only 18 percent of those enrolled in the schools sampled, they accounted for 35 percent of those suspended once, 46 percent of those suspended more than once and 39 percent of all expulsions, according to the Civil Rights Data Collection's 2009-10 statistics from 72,000 schools in 7,000 districts, serving about 85 percent of the nation's students. The data covered students from kindergarten age through high school.

One in five black boys and more than one in 10 black girls received an out-of-school suspension. Over all, black students were three and a half times as likely to be suspended or expelled than their white peers.

And in districts that reported expulsions under zero-tolerance policies, Hispanic and black students represent 45 percent of the student body, but 56 percent of those expelled under such policies.

"Education is the civil rights of our generation," said Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, in a telephone briefing with reporters on Monday. "The undeniable truth is that the everyday education experience for too many students of color violates the principle of equity at the heart of the American promise."

:roll:




this comes from the master race baiter himself :nod:




:tiphat: :wave:

 

[hopalong]

Flopper,, go back to your corner and pretend you are an expert, or are your so called supporters getting tired of you B.S.

 

[Larrry]

No one and I emphasize no one from the left can make a claim of anyone being a race baiter. Condemn your own leftists first, thats where the blame goes. The left is the king of the racists.

 

[Steve]

"The undeniable truth is that the everyday education experience for too many students of color violates the principle of equity at the heart of the American promise."

the undeniable truth is when you disobey a rule you should be able to accept the consequences..

if you feel you can blame others for your failings then you are less likely to conform to the rules..

the liberals are always looking for a new civil rights issue... maybe because they have effectively failed at any attempt to actually solve any issue..