; (4) any instance of physical restraint used on a student with an explanation of a circumstance described in subsection (d)(6); (5) the number of students who were referred to some form of alternative practice described in subsection (e)(1)(C); (6) disaggregated data on students suspended, expelled, arrested at school, and referred to the juvenile or criminal legal system, except that such disaggregation shall not be required in the case of a State, local educational agency, or a school in which the number of students in a subgroup is insufficient to yield statistically reliable information or the results would reveal personally identifiable information about an individual student, cross tabulated by— (A) reason for disciplinary action; (B) type and length of disciplinary action; (C) grade level; (D) race; (E) ethnicity; (F) sex (including to the extent possible, sexual orientation and gender identity); (G) low-income status; (H) disability status; (I) English learner status; (J) foster care status; (K) housing status, to the extent possible; (L) Tribal citizenship or descent, in the first or second degree, of an Indian Tribe; and (M) pregnant and parenting student status, to the extent possible; and (7) any other information required by the Secretary. 6. Joint task force to end school pushout of girls of color (a) Establishment The Secretary and the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall establish and operate a joint task force to end school pushout (in this section referred to as the Joint Task Force ). (b) Composition (1) Chairs The Secretary and the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall chair the Joint Task Force. (2) Members (A) In general The Joint Task Force shall include 21 total members and be composed of— (i) 6 students, including 2 Black, Brown, and Indigenous girls; (ii) 2 educators; (iii) 3 parents, including foster parents, legal guardians, and caregivers with children enrolled in public school; (iv) 3 public school officials