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AP Three years after the Pittsburgh Public Schools Board banned suspending K-2 students for nonviolent offenses, members wanted data that would tell them if they should expand that ban through fifth grade. An analysis of the ban made public Tuesday night showed that racial disparities in discipline persist even with the ban. But board directors Kevin Carter and Pam Harbin said that because the report couldn t explain why, the exercise had been a waste of time. The report was compiled by a North Carolina-based education consultant, Prismark, and it showed that Black students are disproportionately suspended for violent and non-violent offenses. And while suspensions drastically decreased in K-2, the report found, schools were still suspending students for nonviolent offenses even after the ban was put in place.

Devon taliaferroTerry kennedyKevin carterTed dwyerSchool suspensionPittsburgh public schools boardPam harbinNorth carolina basedSuperintendent anthony hamletடெவன் தழியாபெர்றோடெர்ரி கெந்நெடீகெவின் கார்ட்டர்டெட் ட்வையர்பள்ளி இடைநீக்கம்பிட்ஸ்பர்க் பொது பள்ளிகள் பலகைபாம் ஹார்பின்