Education Friday, August 3, 2012 Locked away: Schools use crisis rooms in non-crises Absent policies and laws, practices vary widely on locking up kids in Ohio's schools by WKSU's M.L. SCHULTZE |
 Web Editor M.L. Schultze | |
 | | Courtesy of The Columbus Dispatch | Beginning Sunday, The Columbus Dispatch and the public radio reporting consortium StateImpact Ohio will be telling the story of what happens in one often-unexamined corner of Ohio schools – seclusion rooms.
StateImpact Editor M.L. Schultze spoke with reporters Jennifer Smith Richards, Molly Bloom and Ida Lieszkovszky about what they found during a months-long investigation into the purposes and practices associated with the rooms. |
SCHULTZE: Overview from Jennifer Smith Richards, Molly Bloom, Ida LieszkovszkyOther options: MP3 Download (7:03)
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The Columbus Dispatch and StateImpact Ohio stories on the use of seclusion rooms begins Sunday. You can access the investigation by going to dispatch.com or stateimpact.npr.org/Ohio. |
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