Since the only conceivable explanation for racial disparities in school discipline is systemic racism in the black hearts of white people, an edict has been issued by the Obama regime: any school found to have a disproportionate number of students of colour suspended or expelled will face lawsuits and funding cuts.
It doesn't matter if the black kids break the rules more often, because they're also more likely to go to jail, and "disparate impact" theory dictates that disciplining disadvantaged children puts them in the school-to-prison pipeline--therefore not punishing them in school now will keep them out of prison later!
Two students gave a business teacher a head wound that required staples, and another choked a science teacher into a coma. The students were black and the teachers were white, but that teacher bleeding out on the floor has privilege, so it isn't a racist hate crime, just rambunctious children expressing themselves.
In a survey of 830 teachers in Syracuse, one-third say they've been assaulted in the classroom, two-thirds say they fear for their safety, and almost half say they're seriously considering quitting because their schools are not committed to protecting them.
In Colorado, a teacher was fired for calling the police after her thirteen-year-old student promised to kill her. He had previously punched her in the ribs and broke her thumb, but no matter.
In Minnesota, a teacher complained on Facebook about permissive policies "enabling student misconduct" in the form of a series of assaults against teachers. Black Lives Matter threatened to shut down the school for this, calling the teacher "a white supremacist." Two days after meeting with the communist agitators, the school superintendent put the ten-year veteran teacher on administrative leave.
Barack Obama continues to work for racial justice and equality, while 2015 was the most violent year ever in the New York City public school system.
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