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Student behavior a growing problem, Jefferson teachers say
- Jefferson Parish teachers report ongoing student aggression, with hundreds noting verbal or physical violence in the past year.
- The district has shifted to restorative justice and offers training and a 'behavior support team' to address issues.
- Teachers want clearer enforcement of state rules requiring removal of disruptive students and parent conferences after multiple infractions.
- Louisiana lawmakers are considering tougher penalties for students who injure staff, with debates on how to apply protections for students with disabilities.
- Educators cite the need for more training and support to manage disruptions and underlying issues like trauma and learning disorders.
- A district spokesperson says staff will receive resources and training to respond effectively to behavior problems.
- Some teachers argue that leadership affects discipline, with inconsistent application of rules at schools.
- The article notes that the act requires principal removal and parent conferences after multiple infractions, signaling policy changes.
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