As CPS begins finalizing a new policy prohibiting cops in schools, a state bill could upend the district’s plans – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

The tension between state and local policy efforts is the latest in a long-running debate on whether a blanket, rather than school-level, decision to remove police from schools should be made.
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Freddy
1 year ago

Where are the principals like Joe Clarks”s in Lean on Me? There has to be one that will fight for the students and not worry about any repercussions?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097722/

Brian Jones
1 year ago

How about remove gang members from schools?

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