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Brockton Schools Report Sharp Decline in Suspensions, Superintendent Cites Restorative Practices
Summary
Superintendent reported a nearly 50% drop in total suspensions at Brockton Public Schools compared with 2021‑22, crediting staff training, restorative practices, school‑based planning and alternatives to suspension.
The Brockton superintendent reported on Sept. 16 that district suspension rates have declined substantially since the 2021‑22 school year, and credited staff training, restorative practices and alternatives to suspension for the change.
"During the 2021‑22 school year, BPS had 3,338 total suspensions across all schools," Superintendent Dr. Thigliani said. "During last school year 2024‑25, this number was 1,565, which is a 47% decrease over FY22." He said similar declines were visible at Brockton High School.
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