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Phyllis Fagell THE WASHINGTON POST – In seventh grade, Nathan Maynard joined a gang, hoping it would give him the sense of belonging he lacked at home. But his new friends only led him to make poor decisions, and he was sent to the office for acting out 73 times, a number he recalls because […]

Hacking School Discipline, published by Times 10 Publications, is geared toward educators who wish to cultivate good behavior in their classrooms and do away with conventional punishments. Highland Heights

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