Making school punishment more uniform through the zero tolerance policy was intended to: O increase flexibility in punishment O decrease the discretion and bias of teachers/principals O increase the punishment

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Making school punishment more uniform through the zero tolerance policy was intended to:

O increase flexibility in punishment
O decrease the discretion and bias of teachers/principals
O increase the punishment of black and brown students
O decrease funding for schools

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