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Brandon Hensley, an 8th-grade language arts teacher at Southern Middle School (Pulaski County), has developed a staged-discipline plan that has been proven to lower the numbers of referrals at his school. Hensley presented the discipline plan, which is designed to keep students in the classroom, in June at the Let's TALK: Conversations about Effective Teaching and Learning Conference in Lexington. Photo by Mike Marsee, June 13, 2017
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Keeping students with discipline problems in the classroom

Brenna Kelly -
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A Pulaski County middle school teacher found a way to decrease referrals and increase student learning.
Education Commissioner Terry Holliday
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Disparity in school discipline

Dr. Terry Holliday -
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Reggie was on the school playground acting out a game of cops and robbers when it happened. He pointed his index finger, thumb up,...
Education Commissioner Terry Holliday
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Rethinking school discipline

Dr. Terry Holliday -
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On January 8, 2014, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan released a “Dear Colleague” letter to state chiefs regarding new discipline guidelines. The overarching purpose...
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