Impact of FISD Woke Discipline Policy

It's time to Correct the Commentary on the FISD Updated Discipline Policy.

In 2020, Erin Miller, chief student services officer for FISD, told the board the district is updating its discipline philosophy altogether. “We want to change behavior, not punish,” Miller said.
What is the cost of implementing restorative practices? Does not punishing behavior result in a safer environment for teachers and students? What kind of learning environment do you want for you children?

If you believe that sound discipline practices should be put back into place, vote for change this election cycle. Vote for Reed Bond for Place 4 and Susan Kershaw for Place 5 FISD Board of Trustees.

Early voting start April 24th.