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Mccray, Carlos R.; Beachum, Floyd D.; Yawn, Christopher D. – Journal of School Leadership, 2015
In 2012, the Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights Division, presented a report titled "Revealing New Truths About Our Nation's Schools." This lengthy and detailed report delineated the increasing problem of young African American males being suspended and expelled from school, thus robbing them of an opportunity to fully…
Descriptors: Suspension, Expulsion, African American Students, Males
McCray, Carlos R.; Beachum, Floyd D. – School Leadership & Management, 2014
In urban school districts across the USA there are mandates to implement zero tolerance policies. As this occurs, there is an increasing number of students, specifically students of colour, who are being jettisoned out of the educative process. When school principals have little autonomy regarding how they handle disciplinary infractions within…
Descriptors: Leadership, Leadership Effectiveness, School Districts, Zero Tolerance Policy
McCray, Carlos; Beachum, Floyd D. – Values and Ethics in Educational Administration, 2006
The overwhelming response to the issue of school violence schools has been an increasing presence of zero tolerance policies. Research has consistently found that students of color, specifically African American students and in particular males, tend to be disproportionately affected in a negative way when school systems implement zero tolerance…
Descriptors: Zero Tolerance Policy, African American Students, Males, Racial Bias