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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://moco360.media/2023/03/20/county-officials-turn-up-the-heat-on-mcps-restorative-justice-model-question-ceo-data/ County leaders who were trying to measure the effectiveness of two controversial approaches to youth misbehavior—restorative justice and the stationing of police officers away from schools—appeared stymied Monday by a lack of data from Montgomery County Public Schools and the Montgomery County Police Department. There have been around 2,500 “serious incidents” reported within MCPS for the 2022-23 school year through March 9, according to data shared at a County Council meeting—but so far there’s no breakdown on recidivism rates, the nature of medical calls or student satisfaction with restorative justice exercises, MCPS officials said. [b]County leaders are questioning how well the school district is measuring the success of its response[/b]. The findings were published during a meeting of the County Council’s Public Safety and Education & Culture committees held to discuss community engagement officers (CEOs) and the district’s approach to restorative justice. During the meeting, council members raised concerns about several gaps in information that, if bridged, would help measure the effectiveness of the school district’s restorative justice approach to incident prevention and conflict resolution.[/quote] Jawando and other politicos only care about the school to prison pipeline. Not education. They have their kids in private schools. They want to see fewer arrests and incarcerations no matter how bad it gets for everyone else.[/quote] So you're saying traffic stops are why MCPD is failing to enforce the law at our schools?[/quote]
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