Schools push to remove chronic troublemakers from regular classes
An updated survey by the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools shows statewide rise in suspensions and expulsions for gang gun assault and drug problems. Officials urge Gov Edgar to sign funding lacking alternative schools legislation to route chronic troublemakers to separate campuses.
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