Who called for the reform?

The New Mexico Attorney General called for the changes.

What did the report find?

It found big racial differences in suspensions at Gallup-McKinley Schools.

Which groups are suspended more often?

Indigenous and Hispanic students are suspended much more than white students.

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New Mexico AG Calls for Reform After Report Finds “Substantial Racial Disparities” in One School District

First publishedJul 13, 10:00 UTC

Last updatedJul 14, 10:22 UTC · 4h ago

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New Mexico AG Calls for Reform After Report Finds “Substantial Racial Disparities” in One School District

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The New Mexico Attorney General called for school reform after a report showed big racial differences in discipline at Gallup-McKinley County Schools. The report found Indigenous and Hispanic students are suspended much more often than white students.

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A report looked closely at one school district in New Mexico. It found that there are big racial differences in how students are disciplined. Indigenous and Hispanic students get suspended more often. They also miss class for longer times compared to white students. The state's Department of Justice released this 47-page report.

Why it matters

This matters because it shows that race affects a student's education in New Mexico. These disparities mean some students are losing more learning time due to their background.

In brief

Who called for the reform?: The New Mexico Attorney General called for the changes.
What did the report find?: It found big racial differences in suspensions at Gallup-McKinley Schools.
Which groups are suspended more often?: Indigenous and Hispanic students are suspended much more than white students.

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All outlets frame the story similarly by focusing on the AG's call for reform after finding clear racial unfairness in school discipline.

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ProPublicaJul 13, 10:00Highlights AG's call after finding disparities.
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ProPublicaJul 13, 10:00Details Indigenous students losing 8-10x more days.
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ProPublicaJul 13, 10:00Names the district, noting it is very large.

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