The school discipline policy that may have allowed Nikolas Cruz to escape arrest by Broward County law enforcement and ultimately purchase the firearm he used to kill 17 people is in effect in over 50 school districts across the country.
“He probably wouldn’t have been able to buy the murder weapon if the school had referred him to law enforcement,” veteran FBI agent Michael Biasello told RealClearInvestigations (RCI).
In 2014, the Obama administration issued a “Dear Colleague” guidance that threatened school districts – whose disciplinary measures showed a disproportionately greater number of minority students affected – could be subject to investigation by the Departments of Justice and Education, regardless of whether the behaviors leading to the discipline were unacceptable.
Deborah York, now a retired teacher in Edina, Minnesota, tells Breitbart News she sees “a lot of fear in schools, not only physical fear of being assaulted or violently abused, but ‘system fear’ that’s coming from the top down about gag orders and data privacy, where you can’t talk among your fellow teachers, even to share information.”
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I'm just going to say it. Schools in America are going down hill faster than a fat kid on a ladder, and if you vote Democrat you are a big part of the problem .
ReplyDeleteThe animals need to be removed from the classrooms. My wife has taught in Wicomico county for over thirty years and I still cannot believe some of the horrors she has endured.
ReplyDeleteThe teachers union will oppose this. But the lack of discipline in our schools is out of control.
ReplyDeleteWhy doesn't anyone in the media come out and say Obama owns this shooting. Its his and Holders policies that are responsible for LE not picking this guy up.
ReplyDeleteObama's discipline policy was no discipline for blacks only.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately it will never happen in today's society 12:11. But you are absolutely correct. Sad indeed.
ReplyDeleteDitto 1:21
Clue: Think, Predictive Progamming . . . see China article above
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