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Session Type: Paper Session
Three of these papers address policies and practices related to school climate. The other two speak to the consequences of school shootings. Together, these papers help us understand the complexities surrounding safety, security, and justice in today's schools.
Division L - Educational Policies and Politics / Division L - Section 8: Social Policy and Education
Are Students With Disabilities Who Are Racial or Ethnic Minorities Disproportionately Suspended? A Best-Evidence Synthesis - Yangyang Wang, The Pennsylvania State University; Zoe Rose Mandel, The Pennsylvania State University; Paul L. Morgan, The Pennsylvania State University
Does Interacting With School Resource Officers Predict Students' Likelihood of Being Disciplined and Feelings of Safety? Mixed-Methods Evidence From Understudied Settings - Chris Curran, University of Maryland - Baltimore County; Samantha L Viano, George Mason University; Benjamin W. Fisher, University of Louisville; Aaron Kupchik, Dept of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Examining the Proximity Effect Between School Shootings and Academic Achievement in Florida Secondary Schools - Lydia Ross, Arizona State University; Eric Ambroso, Arizona State University; Kathryn P. Chapman, University of Kentucky; Joseph D Sweet, AZ
Mass School Shootings and the Short-Run Impacts on Use of School Security Measures and Practices: National Evidence From the Columbine Tragedy - Chris Curran, University of Maryland - Baltimore County; Benjamin W. Fisher, University of Louisville; Samantha L Viano, George Mason University
Short-Term Impacts of Chicago's Suspensions and Expulsions Reduction Plan - Ijun Lai, Michigan State University