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Designing and implementing effective in-school alternatives to suspension

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  1. M. Hayes Mizell
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M. Hayes Mizell is Associate Director, Southeastern Public Education Program, American Friends Service Committee.

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Hayes Mizell, M. Designing and implementing effective in-school alternatives to suspension. Urban Rev 10, 213–226 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02174225

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