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School Suspensions Up, Violence And Vandalism ‘Trending Down’

Orvyl Wilson
Orvyl Wilson, seen here in a file photo, talked about the school district’s 2014-2015 Violence and Vandalism Report at the Nov. 12 Board of Education meeting.

The 2014-2015 school year violence and vandalism report contained a mixed bag of results.

On the one hand, reported violence, weapon and drug infractions and harassment, intimidation and bullying by students decreased in the district as a whole.

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