Oklahoma lawmakers study practice of corporal punishment on kids
Oklahoma's current law allows educators to physically punish a student, even a special needs student, with spanking or slapping.
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Oklahoma's current law allows educators to physically punish a student, even a special needs student, with spanking or slapping.
Native American, Black and disabled children are overrepresented in the number of #oklaed students who are hit by educators as a disciplinary measure, according to a Tulsa-based nonprofit.
Native American, Black and disabled students are overrepresented in the number of children subjected to corporal punishment in Oklahoma’s public schools, according to a new report by the Tulsa-based nonprofit
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