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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] It is a nightmare for administrators who are actually IN schools and who actually do care about kids’ safety. [/quote] Then why did _all_ MCPS principals vote in favor of SROs?[/quote] Because they are there. On the ground. Jawando and Huckler are miles away and wouldn’t be be caught dead in a public school. The principals know how valuaySROs are. The liberal morons have no clue.[/quote] Jawa dos kids are in an expensive private school. He does not care about safety or improving mcps. [/quote] This. Jawando is a hypocrite. Just remember the people on the current county council and their track record. What have they done for the good of the county? These are the same people who succeeded in making MCPS students less safe. They only care about themselves and their pet projects. Do we really trust them?[/quote] +1. I’m always grateful to know others see the council for what it really is. I watched the virtual meetings about SROs. I was blown away by how biased these meetings were. Anecdotes… not data. I’ve only seen one statistic: 100% of principals wanted SROs to remain. [/quote] You keep posting this and ignoring the data they did consider, so I'm not going to bother posting it again. An opinion poll of principals just shows they like that the police is there to deal with school discipline so they don't have to.[/quote] I watched the meetings. I saw the “data.” I read this entire thread. The council’s argument simply wasn’t convincing. You don’t need to post anything again. Also, the opinions of principals are valuable; they know the role of the SRO and how the SROs interact with the community. Why was the council so quick to discredit them? You suggest the principals only want SROs so they don’t have to deal with student discipline. That’s merely your opinion and also doesn’t contain any facts. [/quote] Principles do not really know what SROs are doing because they only put their best face forward for principals. Are they wearing video all day that principals review?[/quote]
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