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Central Stickney School District 110 students suspended 8 times during 2023-24 school year

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Tony Sanders State Superintendent of Education | Official Website

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Central Stickney School District 110 reported eight suspensions during the 2023-24 school year, according to the Illinois Report Card.

In total, there were nine disciplinary actions recorded during the school year, of which eight were suspensions representing a rate of approximately 2.7 incidents per 100 of the district’s enrolled students. There was an additional case of a student being removed to alternative settings rather than being suspended or expelled.

Among in-school suspensions all cases were classified under "other reason" or left unspecified.

There were six disciplinary incidents involving male students. Another two incidents involved female students.

All eight suspensions issued in the district involved elementary or middle school students.

In terms of ethnicity, white students, who made up 7.1% of the Central Stickney School District 110 student body, were suspended the most in the district, with five suspensions reported during the 2023-24 school year. They were followed by Hispanic students, who made up 92.2% of the student body, and received three suspensions.

Illinois has approved a 2025 budget that allocates $8.6 billion to K-12 education, a $350 million increase from the previous fiscal year—the minimum required under the state funding formula.

In 2024, Illinois registered a teacher retention rate of almost 90%. Yet, around 91% of superintendents reported having a 'serious' problem teacher shortage problem. In total, almost 4,100 teaching positions remained vacant by the end of the year.

“They’re putting a substitute in there, that’s somebody with a four-year degree that’s not in teaching. They’re using a retired teacher…or worse than that, they’re canceling the class, putting the kids in other classrooms, putting them in study hall, but those are strategies we have to use if there’s no qualified teacher,” said Beth Crider, regional superintendent of Peoria County Regional Office of Education #48.

Central Stickney School District 110 Student Discipline Report
Type of IncidentIn-School SuspensionOut-of-School Suspension
Alcohol--
Violence with injury--
Violence without injury--
Drug offenses--
Firearm--
Other dangerous weapons--
Tobacco--
Other reason71
Total71
Length of Suspensions
DurationIn-School SuspensionOut-of-School Suspension
One day or less--
1-2 days4-
2-3 days2-
3-4 days1-
4-10 days-1
More than 10 days--

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