The Vice Principal Wanted A School Full Of Kids Like Him. So How In The World Did This Happen?

How far is too far? At what point do we recognize that maybe we’re doing this wrong? Because as things stand, we’d all better hope our kids never make a mistake. You never know what could happen…

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Oct 11, 2013

Read more about the school-to-prison pipeline, and if you’re opposed to zero-tolerance policies, you can sign the ACLU’s petition.

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