Zero Tolerance

Schools need to maintain a disciplined safe learning environment. Many disciplinary actions are currently in use, but we may object to the number of fields most suitable for mature children, but aggressive learning environment agrees to begin with physical and emotional safety I will. School safety has various problems such as battle, bullying, drugs, alcohol, weapons and so on. Many schools use different methods to maintain school safety.

Stephen Hoffman pointed out in his article "zero benefit: estimate the impact of zero tolerance disciplinary policy on national differences in school discipline", "... zero tolerance discipline policy and poor school atmosphere, low student achievement, high A dropout rate is associated ... "In a school of juvenile courts students should follow a series of rules. Court school rules differ from traditional school rules; they are more penalized. Two major issues of juvenile accommodation centers and long-term detention facilities have been discussed and discussed, overcrowding and ineffectiveness. Since the number of minors has increased in the past 15 years, the accommodation period of minors in safe and closed facilities is also increasing. As a result, these systems become populous and overcrowded.

A similarity between education and zero tolerance of the juvenile justice system (Casella, 2003; Wald & Losen, 2003) suggests that between zero school discipline and juvenile justice, zero tolerance policy and pause or expulsion accelerate youth and juvenile justice systems Suggesting the possibility. Contact information has not been thoroughly investigated. In order to better understand how these systems interact and how they interact with each other, a future-oriented survey shows that student fraud and possible contact with the juvenile justice system You can explore the relationship of increase.

Zero tolerance policy means that schools are not tolerant of violations of any kind of misconduct or school rules, no matter how small, unintentional, or subjective. At Zero Tolerance Policy School, pauses and expulsion are common general methods to deal with bad behavior. Studies have shown that pauses and evictions have greatly increased due to the implementation of zero tolerance policy. Educator Henry Giroux said in a study by Michie that, after taking the policy of zero tolerance at the school in Chicago, the number of pauses increased by 51%, about 32 times over the four years It was. They emerged from the expulsion of 21 in the 1994 - 95 academic year to 668 in the 1997 - 98 academic year. Likewise, Giroux quoted a report from the news report of Denver Rockies, found between 1993 and 1997, that the eviction rate of public schools in the city increased by over 300%.