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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MCPD needs a special SRO division dedicated to policing school bathrooms.[/quote] NO! Police are NOT the answer! NO POLICE / SROs IN SCHOOLS ! ![/quote] dp.. disagree.. they can be one part of the solution. No one else has any real meaningful solution, certainly not Elrich who defunded SROs, even though the Principals wanted them, and maybe, this is one of the reasons why the Principals wanted them to remain. So, unless you can come up with a better solution, SROs should be brought back.[/quote] It is not possible to bring SROs back. The current political makeup of the MoCo council and MCPS render the idea of SROs returning to school buildings a non-starter. Every elected official in MoCo, and those in charge of MCPS, is entirely loyal to the “defund the police” / BLM-loyal crowd, including the locally powerful DSA, and the entire extreme-progressive wing of the democrat party. These politicians will never tolerate SROs in schools. It simply is not possible.[/quote] When and how did SROs get in the schools in first place? I can't remember the history of SROs. And what is a CEO what do they do?[/quote] It was a Clinton Era community policing nutritive that provided grant funding to start the program. Schools and police departments thought it was useful so funded it themselves when the federal grants ended. The whole purpose was to crreate better relations between law enforcement and policed communities, to show kids police that they could know and trust, and to act preemptively by having someone in place that would know when troublesome issues were developing. [/quote] I guess that backfired since it makes many kids feel unsafe.[/quote] This is an interesting question. I don’t think anyone ever did a really comprehensive [b]survey of HS students[/b] to see if they felt more safe or less safe due to presence of SROs. It might be worth doing that study now, although it might have been better to do it a couple years ago—the current HS students never had SROs in their school, as they were gone by the time they started Hs in person.[/quote] Why would they bother asking us, the students! But they do want us to complete a nutrition survey. As if our choices really matter in the end.[/quote]
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