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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Educator who has worked in many Moco high schools- a good sro is an essential member of a school team...forming relationships with kids, having a handle on community matters, and conducting police duties as essential. Pre-pandemic, the kids were far from okay- I can't even imagine what it's like now and without the consistent police presence. Restorative justice is a joke- I've never seen a school implement it as designed. Mental health services at the school are very limited in scope. The violence is going to continue until children die...maybe they will reverse course then[/quote] This post is on target. [b]There were more student arrests pre-SROs than post[/b]. We 100% need them in our schools. However, I cannot in good conscience sign anything put forth by Steve Austin, as it will not be taken seriously by those in charge.[/quote] Really? Are trying to tell me that there were more student arrests in the 80's and early 90's? Care to share the data?[/quote] Not the PP but there was a ton of arrests in the 90’s. That’s when it was against the law to posses a pager on school grounds. It wasn’t a rule. It was a law. Kids were being taken out of schools in handcuffs everyday and all the arrests were generated by teachers.[/quote]
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