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    Researchers analyzed the school records of almost a million Texas students over six years. Here are their findings. Full report: http://www.scribd.com/doc/110349910 Read more at Texas Watchdog: http://bit.ly/VBNWjo

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    Researchers analyzed the school records of almost a million Texas students over six years. Here are their findings. Full report: http://www.scribd.com/doc/110349910 Read more at Texas Watchdog: http://bit.ly/VBNWjo

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    Discipline in Texas schools

    A research team analyzed the school and juvenile justice records of almost a million Texas students over six years to shed light on how discipline relates to students' academics and their run-ins with the juvenile justice system. Here's a look at what they found.

    59.6 31 8.36 3

    Percentage of students disciplined at least once. Percentage of disciplined students who repeated a grade at least once. For students disciplined, average number of disciplinary actions. Percentage of disciplinary actions for conduct in which state law mandates suspension or explusion.

    Source: Breaking Schools Rules, by researchers with the Council of State Governments Justice Center & Public Policy Research Institute at Texas A&M University - Research by Curt Olson

    Graphic by Lee Ann ONeal www.texaswatchdog.org

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