Sample (N = 1419) · Scenario observations, high severity: actions taken or recommended (p082, p087, p090, p092)
For the most severe scenarios, around 70 percent of schools said they would likely suspend the involved student, and between one in five and one in six said they would permanently remove the student from school.
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