Sentence examples for suspension policy from inspiring English sources

(Commendably, the city has recently loosened its suspension policy).

I write concerning John Merrow's recent PBS NewsHour report about Success Academies' suspension policy.

The professor said that the suspension policy was particularly unfair if it were used against black guests who created fake white accounts to test whether a specific host rejected them due to their race.

Upshaw has had preliminary discussions with Harold Henderson, the league's vice president for player relations, but added that no changes in the league suspension policy will happen this season.

The suspension policy, she said, "undermines efforts toward developing schools with safe, inclusive climates and teaching students themselves what it means to be a part of a learning community".

In Chicago, the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) made multiple changes to its suspension policy, student code of conduct, and related guidance to school leaders between 2009-10 and 2013-14.

Advocates are also suing to end license suspension policies.

The suspension merely highlighted what many people have been saying about the league's suspension policies, which are opaque.

As if to confirm Casserly's call for sustained efforts, some hopeful news came earlier this month from Baltimore City Public Schools, which has spent three years revamping suspension policies and intervention efforts while providing more individualized attention to students.

Ariel Levinson-Waldman, president of Tzedek DC, a nonprofit that represents low-income D.C. residents, and who worked with Silverman on the bill, said the city was "on the front end of a wave" of a national effort to restructure suspension policies in the wake of the Ferguson report.

But research has indicated that other schools "game the system," he says--for example, by altering discipline and suspension policies during test periods so that low-performing students will not be present for tests.