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'Lazy education': Advocate slams alleged 'timeout' boxes in schools | Morning in America

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The New York State Education Department has launched an investigation after staff at a school in upstate New York were accused of using wooden boxes built for special needs students as punishment. Sarah Konwahahawi Herne, a community advocate, tells "Morning in America," her immediate reaction to the news was disbelief, calling it "really lazy education." She says the practice is inadequate and that school leadership must be held accountable.

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