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Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7

National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students History of Discipline in American Public Schools Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7

History of Discipline in American Public Schools Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section …… National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

History of Discipline in American Public Schools Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section …… National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Issues of Punitive, Zero Tolerance :  Suspended/Expelled Students out on the streets instead of in school  Students DROP OUT  Students are PUSHED OUT Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section … National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Issues of Punitive, Zero Tolerance : DROP OUTs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section …… National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Issues of Punitive, Zero Tolerance : Drop out rates ~ disproportionate & racially discrimatory Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students 2000 ……

Issues of Punitive, Zero Tolerance : Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students “Pipeline 2 Prison”

Nation Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium SECTION 5.7 Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students Discipline in American Public Schools Issues of Punitive, Zero tolerance : Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 “Pipeline 2 Prison” Yes, Shut Down School to Prison Pipeline... And, Don’t Forget Students with Disabilities in the Plan! Denise Marshall, executive director of The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates, Inc. (COPAA) regarding Secretary Duncan’s proposal on 9/30/15 to ‘bet on education over incarceration’

Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 “Pipeline 2 Prison” Issues of Punitive, Zero Tolerance : National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 “Pipeline 2 Prison” OPPOSITION EXTREME Parents & Community Professional Org – Legal, ABA, Medical, Education, APA Academic & Institutions Teachers & Unions Non-Profits & Philanthropic Courts & Legislatures Federal Executive Branch National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 “Pipeline 2 Prison” COMMUNITY ORGANIZING National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 Solutions Sought Changes: Discipline expanded to Restorative Justice Behavior Issues Addressed & Social Emotional Learning Change in School Climate Communication Skills Developed & Encouraged National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students “Pipeline 2 Prison”

Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 Response & Changes: Federal Response – Guidance Letters & Dept. Initiatives State Laws & Regulations Local Government School Board Policies & Practices Implementation at School Sites National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students “Pipeline 2 Prison”

Restorative Practices Could Be Used to Benefit Special Education Students Academics Behavior Bullying Discipline Emotional & Psychological Learning Inclusion Social Skills Transition Planning Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Restorative Practices Could Be Used to Benefit Special Education Students Minorities Foster Children Juvenile Delinquents Poverty/ Stress/ Trauma FAS Language & Cultural Differences Homeless Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

Restorative Practices Could Be Used to Benefit Special Education Students Classrooms School Activities & Lunchroom Transportation Early Conflict Resolution Mediation/ Resolution Sessions Remedies Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

POSITIVE Expansion of Restorative Practices for Special Education Students at Federal Level 7/22/2015 U.S. Dept of Education Initiative & White House Conference ~~ “Rethinking Discipline Initiative” “Addressing the Root Causes of Disparities in School Discipline: An Educator’s Action Planning Guide” Includes: Gathering Special Education Discipline Data Days of Suspension & Manifest Determination Info Data Checklists Data Mining Sheets Risk Assessment Tools Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students Most comprehensive report to include special education students

New publications Reviewing Implementation Considering Disabled Students Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

New publications Reviewing Implementation But not considering disabled Students Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students

How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students 1. Partner & Form Study Groups/Task Forces with: other parent organizations (CAC / PTA) universities / institutions service organizations faith-based groups business partnerships juvenile court judges non-profits / foundations “think tanks”

How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students 2.Know the implementation schedule o Critical to avoid discussing it to death – “Theory of Action” is NOT action 3. Learn more about programs and their scope – entire district or limited pilot programs 4. Monitor training, access, and fidelity

How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students 5. Ensure leadership is capable and can identify problems, then make changes to fix (sustainability improves with this ability) 6. Advocate with school board and other elected officials 7. Understand data o Do Popular “Data Dashboards” Include Special Education Students? o Do Task Forces & Research Include Special Education Students? o Does Data Include Assessing Special Education Disputes o Is Data Current & with Key Data – Suspensions, Transfers, Days Lost to Suspensions – Disaggregated by All Subgroups

How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students 7a. Understand IDEA data further KNOW the IDEA STATS: ✔ Although students served under IDEA represent 12 percent of students in the country, they are more than twice as likely to receive one or more out-of- school suspensions as non-IDEA students (13 percent versus 6 percent), and they make up 25 percent of students referred to law enforcement and 25 percent of students who are the subject of a school-related arrest. ✔✔ Students with disabilities (under the IDEA) represent 12 percent of students but nearly 75 percent of the students who are physically restrained in their schools. ✔✔✔ Additionally, research has found that the overwhelming majority of suspensions are determined at the discretion of local school officials and not mandated by state law or policy.

How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students Implementation ideas: Develop keen eye to identify issues & areas of concern. Understand so well that can be on high alert for possible problems in implementation so problems can be identified and worked through early. Issue is integrating & new process so will be problematic. Learn from the mistakes of others in RJ Movement.

. Lisa Keith, Psy.D., Fresno Pacific University & Prudence Hutton, JD 11/2/15 Section 5.7 National Center for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CADRE Sixth National Symposium Restorative Justice: Evolving Practices for Special Education Students How Parents & Community Can Help Develop Restorative Programs The CADRE community has been integral to expanding Restorative Discipline to Special Needs students by bringing various stakeholders together, including an academic & an advocate, to appreciate the evolution of how Restorative Justice to change school discipline, to share “Discipline That Restores,” and to discuss avoiding disputes to prepare by using authentic, accessible, and equitable practices students with disabilities for education, employment & independent living. Hopefully, Restorative Justice practices will be adopted in schools for Special Education student to promote social justice and equity and this discussion will continue …..