A WFYI analysis of new public school data shows that despite the decrease, 91.3% of districts and charter schools disproportionately suspend students with disabilities. Only 34 school systems and charter schools reported general education students received more suspensions per 100 students than their general education peers. Statewide, students in special education received 22 out-of-school suspensions per 100 students. By comparison, students in general education received over 10 out-of-school suspensions per 100 students. This database contains the most recent school year’s ratios — total incidents of out-of-school suspension per 100 students — for students in special education and for students in general education.