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The School to Prison Pipeline and the Parkland Shooting
There are a lot of questions being asked in the wake of the school shooting in Florida. One question being asked about school district discipline policies is starting to gain traction.
The so-called “school to prison pipeline” as it relates to changes in school discipline and how school resource officers (SROs) has garnered the attention of many. Continue reading
Community Organizer Worries About ‘School To Prison Pipeline’ – #nced #ncpol
I’ve written in the past about the ‘school to prison pipeline’ narrative.
The idea is that school discipline practices are discriminatory.
The goal, which organizers will deny, is to have a separate set of discipline rules for minorities and remove any type of police presence from schools.
The tactic is to protest using similar escalating methods like ones we’ve seen at Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter.
The difference is this time, it’s middle school and high school kids. With professional agitators supporting them.
Three groups have been involved in this in North Carolina – Education Justice Alliance, NC HEAT and Youth Organizing Institute.
KEEP READING… Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), BlueprintNC, Moral Monday, NC NAACP, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Tagged Education Justice Alliance, NC Heat, school to prison pipeline, Youth Organizing Institute
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About That “School To Prison Pipeline”…
News and Observer Ed blog has an article up quoting Wake County Board member, Jim Martin, on the alleged ‘school to prison pipeline’. The article cites the group “Education Justice Alliance” as taking exception to Martin’s comments.
There’s a punchline to Martin’s comments and the subsequent dismay by the Education Justice Alliance. He and the Wake School Board invited this ‘school to prison pipeline’ of attack in. Keep reading, you’ll see why.
NC DPI’s Annual School Crime Report Is Out
Following the revelations in Broward County Public Schools following the Valentines Day shooting, all eyes should be on the recently released NC Dept. of Public Instruction (NC DPI) annual school crime report.
It’s still a draft right now, but it likely won’t change much. Continue reading
Military Weapons Are in Our Schools Claims Activist
Are military weapons being used in the largest school district in North Carolina? That’s what Tayvon Bridges claimed at a Wake County School Board meeting. We hate to tell Tayvon this, but he’s 100% incorrect. Continue reading
Posted in Am Lens, BlackLivesMatter, EDUCATION, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Tagged Wake County Public Schools, Youth Organizing Institute
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Durham School Board Considers Changes to Meeting Policies to Accommodate BLM Activist
The Durham county school board has apparently considered changing its meeting attendance policies in order to accommodate members choosing to engage in activist events over board meetings.
The Center for Digital Ed’s report reiterated Wake County School Board ‘making history’ with the “remote participation in board meetings”. The Center for Digital Ed’s article continued, noting that the Durham school board also had members who participate in meetings remotely, but “they do so without the benefit of such a board policy.” and that “Durham board members utilize the state’s Open Meetings Law,”.
One of the main reasons Durham appears to be considering official policy changes with regards to meetings is over the lack of attendance by member Sendolo Diaminah. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), BlackLivesMatter, EDUCATION, EXCLUSIVE, Protests
Tagged Durham Public Schools
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