A review published this month from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found higher referral and arrest rates for students of color and with learning differences.
Research was done in response to growing concerns about police presence in schools and possible discrimination against students in different subgroups, the accountability office said. The report, which was released July 8, found higher incident rates for different subgroups and for students who belong to more than one.…
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