Just for reference, since you're now directly comparing two schools (yours and the one in the linked article) here, how would you characterize the similarities or differences between your school and one described as

"a primarily low-income, high-minority middle school serving sixth- through eighth-graders"?

Yeah, that sounds about like my school.

However, I find it very hard to believe that any school in the world can attribute most of it's student unruliness to children trying to get kicked out so that their mothers cannot be prostitutes.