Fix School Discipline Toolkit for Educators | Page 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Why We Must Reform School
Discipline In California
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The Good News: There Are
Effective Alternatives That
Keep Schools Safe While
Holding Students Accountable
For Their Behavior
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Highlight: Davidson
Middle School
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Social Emotional Learning
Pulling it Together: Building
a Supportive School
Integrating Best Practices
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Highlight: Leataata Floyd
Elementary School
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California and Federal Laws
Require The Use Of Alternatives
To Out-Of-School Discipline
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Good Behavior Game:
Highlight: Sheridan Elementary
School, San Francisco
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Top Ten Pieces Of Advice From
Educators for Educators
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Trauma Sensitive Schools
and Strategies
13
School-Wide Positive
Behavioral Intervention
and Support (SWPBIS)
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Highlight: The University of
California San Francisco,
HEARTS (Healthy Environments
and Response to Trauma
in Schools) Project
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Highlight: Azusa Unified
School District
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Highlight: Pioneer High School
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Highlight: Garfield High School
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Highlight: Vallejo City
Unified School District
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Restorative Justice and
Restorative Practices
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Highlight: RJOY and Oakland
Unified School District
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Highlight: San Francisco
Unified School District
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Highlight: Richmond High
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Highlight: Reid High School
In Long Beach and California
Conference For Equality and
Justice In Los Angeles County
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Racial Bias and
Discrimination: Strategies
To Address Disproportionality
In Discipline Head-On
Congratulations! You Have
Decided That It Is Time To
Fix School Discipline!
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Funding Sources For
Advocating For and
Implementing Alternatives To
Suspentsion and Expulsion
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How LCFF Can Help Fix School
Discipline and Stop The
School To Prison Pipeline
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Alternatives Increase
School Funding
83
Getting The Message
Out About Fixing School
Discipline To The Media and
The School Community
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Sample Press Release
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Making Certain That Your
Victory Results In Real
Changes In Classrooms,
In Schools and For
Children: Creating and
Implementing A Monitoring
and Accountability Plan
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Highlight: CADRE, South Los
Angeles Parent Organizing and
Empowerment Organization
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Contact Pages: School
and Community Leaders
Fixing School Discipline
Transformative Justice:
Highlight: Youth Justice
Coalition, Free L.A. High School
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Police in Schools? Best
Practices for Keeping Students
Off the School-to-Prison Track
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How To Lead Your School
and School District To
Reform School Discipline
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Highlight: SUCCESS
(Students United To Create
A Climate Of Engagement,
Support and Safety)
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