California schools can no longer suspend K-8 students for using phones. Will this help or hurt learning? - Los Angeles Times
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As the first and largest district in the state to implement a ban on suspensions for "willful defiance," Los Angeles’ experience may be instructive for other districts across the state.
As the first and largest district in the state to implement a ban on suspensions for willful defiance, Los Angeles’ experience may be instructive for other districts across the state.
As the first and largest district in the state to implement a ban on suspensions for willful defiance, Los Angeles’ experience may be instructive for other districts across the state.
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