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This action plan aims to decrease the number of in-school suspensions for economically disadvantaged students in grades 3-6 at Donna Park Elementary. It involves retrieving discipline data from the previous two school years, comparing the data, attending training on the "Safe and Civil Schools" behavior management program, implementing the program, and evaluating its impact by comparing discipline and student achievement data after the first semester. The goal is to increase instruction time and student achievement through fewer suspensions.
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