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Dayton Public School Occurrences by Race (2012)
Vernellia Randall
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Disciplinary Actions by Building (Dayton, 2012)
Vernellia Randall
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Disciplinary Actions Rate per 100 Students (Dayton 2012)
Vernellia Randall
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Vernellia Randall
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Disciplinary Actions Rate per 100 Students by Race (Ohio, 2012)
Vernellia Randall
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Out-of-School Suspensions/Expulsions Occurrences (State 2012)
Vernellia Randall
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Prek-3rd Grade Suspension in Dayton Public School or why are only black kids being suspended for "harassment/ intimidation"
Prof. Vernellia Randall
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Racial Disparities in Disciplinary Actions by Building (Dayton, 2012)
Vernellia Randall
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The University of Dayton School of Law
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