SPOKANE, Wash. — Washington is modifying the rules for how teachers handle disruptive students in the classroom.
The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) has worked on these changes for a year and a half. The new rules take effect on July 11.
“We tried to make it clearer in the context because things were just kind of all over the place in the former rules,” said Michaela Miller, deputy superintendent for OSPI…