Corporal Punishment Still Pervasive in Southern Schools
A Scripps Howard study shows 1992 figures for U S public schools reveal widespread corporal punishment, with Texas leading at about 140,900 paddlings and the South accounting for roughly 92 percent of cases. The report notes higher rates in disadvantaged areas and among African American students, plus broader state policy trends and legal changes affecting use.
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