Dropouts, suspensions, and expulsions decrease; school crime upPosted by Dr. Terry Stoops at 11:30 AM From a NC Department of Public Instruction press release:
The number of students who dropped out of school in 2009-10 was at a record low and the number of suspensions and expulsions also decreased. At the same time, school crime and violence was up, according to the 2009-10 Consolidated Report today presented to the State Board of Education. The economy/job market is certainly a major reason why the dropout rate hit the basement.» Return to posts for March 03, 2011 » Return to the Locker Room 
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