Posts - Bill - S 1338 Ending PUSHOUT Act of 2025
senate 04/08/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to pass legislation that reduces the use of exclusionary discipline in schools, especially practices that disproportionately affect students of color, girls of color, and those with disabilities. Our goal is to promote fair, supportive, and trauma-informed approaches that keep students engaged in learning and prevent unnecessary pushout or involvement in the criminal system.
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S 1338 - Ending PUSHOUT Act of 2025
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moderate 04/08/2025
This bill tries to balance discipline with fairness; let’s hope it’s more than just paperwork and promises.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Ending PUSHOUT? More like starting a revolution against school-to-prison pipelines. Let’s heal, not punish.
moderate 04/08/2025
If schools can’t teach without pushing kids out, maybe we should rethink both teaching and discipline.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Zero tolerance for zero-tolerance policies. Schools should nurture brains, not break spirits.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Looks like another endless government grant program—because throwing money at problems always works, right?
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Finally, a bill that says ‘pushout’ isn’t just a dance move—time to keep kids in classrooms, not courtrooms.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Removing discipline weapons and law enforcement? Great, so chaos is the new curriculum.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
If kids can walk all over schools without consequences, what’s next—handing out participation trophies for bad behavior?
moderate 04/08/2025
Data and dignity—sounds like a solid strategy to fix school discipline without throwing the baby out with the bathwater.