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Web site [1] Indicators of School Crime and Safety, 2005, NCES
Web site [2] Advancement Project
[3] Advancement Project in Collaboration with the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University, Opportunities Suspended, June 2000
[4] American Psychological Association Report on Zero Tolerance
New! [5] Childish Behavior; Criminal Behavior, The Huntsville Times Op-Ed, June 1, 2008
[6] Derailed! The Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Track, Advancement Project, May, 2003
[7] Education on Lockdown, Advancement Project, March, 2005
New! [8] Louisiana Recovery School District Student Code of Conduct, January 31, 2008
New! [9] Model School Discipline Policies and Programs, Part 1, Jim Freeman, Advancement Project, June 27, 2008
New! [10] Model School Discipline Policies and Programs, Part 2, Jim Freeman, Advancement Project, June 27, 2008
New! [11] Problem Students in Pipeline to Prison, Boston Globe, May 28, 2008
[12] Restorative Practices Newsletter on APA's Report on Zero Tolerance
New! [13] Stopping the School to Jail Pipeline, National Council on Crime and Delinquency, June, 2008
[14] Stopping the Schoolhouse to Jailhouse Pipeline By Enforcing Federal Special Education Law, Jim Comstock-Galagan and Rhonda Brownstein, Southern Disability Law Center/Southern Poverty Law Center,
New! [15] Texas' School to Prison Pipeline, Dropout to Incarceration: The Impact of School Discipline and Zero Tolerance, Texas Appleseed, October 2007
[16] Truancy Prevention Brief (National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention)


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