We Don't Hit Report

Our newest report on corporal punishment is out.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

But they only represent 13.8% of the total student body.

Considering our state's shameful history with Native American Boarding Schools, the time is now to end corporal punishment in Oklahoma schools for good.

Oklahoma is 5th in the nation for the incidence of corporal punishment.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Only Arkansas inflicts higher rates of corporal punishment than Oklahoma when looking at the surrounding states.

At the schools where it's practiced, 75.8 students per 1,000 are subject to corporal punishment.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

It's still happening. Some lawmakers and state leaders say corporal punishment is a thing of the past. There were 3,968 incidents in 2017-18 school year, the year for which we have the most recent data.

Black children are more likely to be paddled in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Black students are 2.5 times more likely to be subjected to corporal punishment than their share of students in schools where corporal punishment is still practiced.

Our newest report is live. We Don't Hit: Ending Corporal Punishment in Oklahoma's Schools

Our newest report on corporal punishment is out.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma is 5th in the nation for the incidence of corporal punishment.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Black children are more likely to be paddled in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

We don't hit: Ending Corporal Punishment in Oklahoma Schools

Our newest report is live. We Don't Hit: Ending Corporal Punishment in Oklahoma's Schools

Our newest report on corporal punishment is out.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma is 5th in the nation for the incidence of corporal punishment.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Native American children receive 1/4 of all corporal punishment in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Black children are more likely to be paddled in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

Corporal punishment is still practiced in 137 school districts in Oklahoma.

We don't hit: Ending Corporal Punishment in Oklahoma Schools

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