The Center for the Study of Scholastic Discipline

          working to reduce the school to prison pipeline
    Center for the Study of Scholastic Discipline

Grant organizations

We are grateful to the organizations that have provided grants and support for this work.

  1. Menotomy Heights Fund - start-up costs, initial processing costs.
  2. TechSoup.org - IT costs
  3. The DeLuca Educational Foundation - funding internships
  4. The Isenberg School of Management, University of Massachusetts - funding internships
  5. The Eastern Education Foundation - funding internships
  6. NOVA Mandel Grant Program - funding internships
  7. Accordare, Inc. - Site hosting and software development
  8. SourceHosting.net - Software tools

Partnerships

  1. Reparations for Melrose - toolkit for tracking disciplinary differences.

Advisors

Advisory Board:

  1. Jill Harvey - Chief Equity Officer, Massachusetts Municipal Association, President, NAACP Mystic Valley Area Branch
  2. Courtney Haun, PhD, MPH - Assistant Professor and Director, Healthcare Administration. Undergraduate Program, Diversity Faculty Fellow. School of Public Health.
  3. Boysen Hodgsen - Circle Lead, The ManKind Project
  4. Oscar Palacio - Equity Leader, Leslie University, Area Intercultural Competence & Belonging Coordinator, ManKind Project New England
  5. Tim Dzurilla, PhD - nonprofit Consultant and Grant Writer

Other individuals/organizations who have agreed to consult:

  1. Daniel Losen - Director of the Center for Civil Rights Remedies at the UCLA Civil Rights Project
  2. Michael Cohan - New Jersey Education Association
  3. Arlington, MA Diversity Task Group and Human Rights Commission