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GET OUT! Black Male Suspensions in California Public Schools

3/13/2018

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 This February, a fascinating new report presenting analyses of publicly available statewide data on  the suspension of Black males in California’s public schools was released. This report is a joint publication of the Black Minds Project (an initiative of the Community College Equity Assessment Lab (CCEAL) at San Diego State University (SDSU) and the Black Male Institute at the University of California, Los-Angeles (UCLA). 

Did you know? 

  • The highest suspension disparity by grade level occurs in early childhood education (Grades K through 3) where Black boys are 5.6 times more likely to be suspended than the state average. 
  •  Black male students who are classified as “foster youth” are suspended at noticeably high rates, at 27.4%. Across all analyses, Black males who were foster youth in seventh and eighth grade represented the subgroup that had the highest percentage of Black male suspensions, at 41.0%. 
  • The highest total suspensions occurred in large urban counties, such as Los Angeles County, Sacramento County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, and Contra Costa County. In fact, these five counties alone account for 61% of Black male suspensions. 

Read the full report here. 

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Milan Yenurkar link
6/24/2022 09:19:13 am

Your Blog is very nice.
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6/24/2022 11:31:29 am

The highest total suspensions occurred in large urban counties, such as Los Angeles County, Sacramento County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, Thank you for taking the time to write a great post!

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7/1/2022 08:56:01 am

Black male students experience discipline at a considerably higher rate than the rest of the student body. Disadvantaged black boys, like foster youth, have an even higher rate of suspension. Thank you, amazing post!

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9/13/2022 02:22:47 am

Across all analyses, Black males who were foster youth in seventh and eighth grade represented the subgroup that had the highest percentage of Black male suspensions, Thank you for taking the time to write a great post!

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