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Drugs in schools

Catalyst Chicago issue cover, published Jul 2014

Most drug violations in CPS involve an ounce or less of marijuana. Schools are quick to call police, yet rarely have the resources to offer education, counseling or other non-punitive help to students.

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Life after being arrested at school

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Chicago near the top nationwide

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Under threat

By Catalyst Chicago | July 28, 2014
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Threatened with expulsion

By Sarah Karp | July 28, 2014
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Handling drug offenses

By Catalyst Chicago | July 28, 2014
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Drug policy should focus on teaching, not punishment

By | July 28, 2014
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Quick to punish

By Sarah Karp | July 28, 2014
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Arresting development

By Catalyst Chicago | July 28, 2014

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