May 10, 2019
2:35:56pm
2:35:56pm
RE: School safety statistics
U of U: 63% required disciplinary action.
BYU doesn't show any 'disciplinary' numbers because they don't report those.
That's 438 U of U students disciplined per year, or just under 14 per 1000. Too bad there's no BYU breakdown; it would be interesting to see how BYU's much-maligned HCO would impact the percentage of action taken against BYU students.
"Disciplined" is a broad term so it probably includes more than expulsion, but we do have the Head of the HC office saying only a handful of all BYU students are kicked out each year due to HC violations. So there's that.
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Why does BYU need teeth especially when 99% of your students have Temple recommends and EEs from Bishops?
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Because there are lots of behavioral issues that are not necessarily "morality" issues that a Bishop would manage. The
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Other schools dont have "chastity lines" in apartments. BYU doesnt need that either. Teach adults correct principles and
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I don't want to send my kids to a school that has 5 majors based on pumping different octanes of gas, so safety numbers
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