Sentences with phrase «handcuff schools»

For two hours, Boutrous and McRae laid out their vision, arguing that the statutes handcuff school districts, thus leaving ineffective teachers in the classroom and denying students their constitutional right to a quality education.

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I remember that while the fans were certainly upset over the Stallings hire, there was some intrigue with his recruiting because he had been handcuffed quite a bit by the academic standards at Vanderbilt, so there was at least a glimmer of hope that coming to an ACC school with lowered standards would help open doors to recruits he didn't have a shot at when he was at Vanderbilt.

According to a Georgia school, you call the police and allow them to handcuff a kindergartner and throw them in the back of a squad car.

Shelter officers say New York City treats kids caught with marijuana in homeless shelters more harshly than those caught with pot in city schools or elsewhere: handcuffed, taken to a police precinct and locked in a holding cell.

In both cases no charges were filed, even as both students were handcuffed and taken from school.

A man travels with his boss to an evicted man's house where they find him holding his wife and two grade - school sons hostage; sheriff's deputies point handguns toward the house as the homeowner breaks out the picture window from inside with a rifle, glass shattering loudly as sirens sound outside, the homeowner argues with the officers, accidentally shoots into a wall, missing one of his young sons, drops his rifle after a man tells him that he cheated to get the man evicted, exits the house and is arrested and handcuffed after being forced to the ground.

Almost All Students Handcuffed in New York Public Schools are Black or Latinx sumo.ly / B0nJ via @Latina

He called it «overly complicated» and claimed it «lacked accountability for results, handcuffed local school boards, and spent money unrelated to student achievement.»

The irony is that public schools already have an NYPD presence, but their main purpose has been more about handcuffing students rather than protecting them from harm.

From a young age, students begin to be treated like criminals within the confines of their own schools — from being handcuffed, suspended, and arrested for minor incidents to starting the day by walking through metal detectors and having police be the first people they see.

Meanwhile a video released last month by the American Civil Liberties Union showing a Kenton County, Ky., school police officer handcuffing an eight - year - old kid in special ed once again cast light on how American public education has escalated overuse of harsh discipline by using law enforcement to deal with behavioral issues that should be handled by teachers and school leaders.

An English language - arts teacher in Louisiana's Vermilion Parish School District was removed from a school board meeting and handcuffed Monday night after asking questions about administrator pay, video of the event School District was removed from a school board meeting and handcuffed Monday night after asking questions about administrator pay, video of the event school board meeting and handcuffed Monday night after asking questions about administrator pay, video of the event shows.

One 13 - year - old middle schooler required medical attention after she was handcuffed, tripped, forcefully thrown down and pinned to the ground by a school safety officer.

A federal appeals court has upheld most of a jury verdict against two police officers and the city of Sonora, Calif., in the handcuffing and transport of an 11 - year - old student who was unresponsive to a school official at recess.

Proposed updates to the discipline code include an end to suspensions for students in grades K - 2 For the first time, NYPD releases expanded school safety data on school - based arrests, summonses and handcuffing New scanning policy establishes official process based on data with NYPD oversight for...

New York Times, 1/16/13 — Top civil rights groups release a new report citing extreme school discipline practices throughout Mississippi, such as school districts that suspend students at nine times the national average, and a school where students were handcuffed for infractions as minor as not wearing belts.