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Vague school rules at the root of millions of student suspensions

At most U.S. public schools, students can be suspended, even expelled, for these ambiguous and highly subjective reasons like defiance and disorderly conduct.. This type of punishment is pervasive nationwide and is often doled out for misbehavior that doesn’t seriously hurt anyone or threaten school safety.

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Some Michigan schools get debt reprieve from state

Some Michigan schools get debt reprieve from state
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School funding gaps are closing, studies suggest - The Washington Post

School funding gaps are closing, studies suggest - The Washington Post
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John Hood: Poor schools already get more funding in NC

RALEIGH — In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to students in low-income communities

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Poor schools already get more funding | Sampson Independent

In 1994, North Carolinians from five rural counties sued the state government, alleging the system then used to finance public education was unfair to students…

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