In New Mexico,
hundreds of high school students walked out of the first day of PARCC testing last week; the number of parents refusing tests doubled in Albuquerque from last year to this year.
Not exact matches
Hundreds of high schools students in Boulder staged a mass
walk out Thursday and Friday, refusing to take their 12th grade social studies and science tests.
One
of the largest
student protests against
high - stakes testing in U.S. history occurred last spring when many
hundreds of students in New Mexico — at
schools that served 90 % Latino
students —
walked out
of school and refused to take the new Common Core exams.
Hundreds of students from a number
of Maryland and DC
schools walked out
of their classrooms and made a trip to the U.S. Capitol and the White House to call for gun legislation, one week after 17 were killed in the latest mass
school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fl
school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in Parkland, Fl
School in Parkland, Florida.
PARKLAND, FL - FEBRUARY 20: Tiffany Bogert cheers on some
of the
hundreds of her classmates from West Boca
High School as they arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School after they
walked there in honor
of the 17
students shot dead last week on February 20, 2018 in Parkland, Florida.
PARKLAND, FL - FEBRUARY 20: Ema Sare is hugged as the West Boca
High School student joined
hundreds of fellow
students that
walked to Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in honor
of the 17
students shot dead last week on February 20, 2018 in Parkland, Florida.
PARKLAND, FL - FEBRUARY 20: Jakob Desouza hugs Ruth Williams as the two West Boca
High School students joined
hundreds of fellow
students that
walked to Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in honor
of the 17
students shot dead last week on February 20, 2018 in Parkland, Florida.
Hours after teachers arrived at the
school, hundreds of students from West Boca High School made the 10 - mile walk to Stoneman Douglas for the second time to pay their respects at a memorial outside the s
school,
hundreds of students from West Boca
High School made the 10 - mile walk to Stoneman Douglas for the second time to pay their respects at a memorial outside the s
School made the 10 - mile
walk to Stoneman Douglas for the second time to pay their respects at a memorial outside the
schoolschool.
On the day
of 15 - year - old JROTC member Peter Wang's funeral,
hundreds of students from West Boca
High School walked about 10 miles to Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in honor
of the 17 victims.
But today,
hundreds of South Florida
students have
walked out
of class and are marching in the streets to demand increased gun - safety laws after 17
students and teachers were shot to death last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in Parkland.
Seventeen - minute walkouts also took place at Oswego East
High School, where just over 100 of the school's roughly 2,500 students walked out at noon; at Batavia High School, where several hundred of the nearly 2,000 students walked out, a district spokeswoman said; and in St. Charles, where from 150 to 200 students from St. Charles East High School and 27 from St. Charles North left their buildings for 17 minutes, one minute for every person killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for School Distric
School, where just over 100
of the
school's roughly 2,500 students walked out at noon; at Batavia High School, where several hundred of the nearly 2,000 students walked out, a district spokeswoman said; and in St. Charles, where from 150 to 200 students from St. Charles East High School and 27 from St. Charles North left their buildings for 17 minutes, one minute for every person killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for School Distric
school's roughly 2,500
students walked out at noon; at Batavia
High School, where several hundred of the nearly 2,000 students walked out, a district spokeswoman said; and in St. Charles, where from 150 to 200 students from St. Charles East High School and 27 from St. Charles North left their buildings for 17 minutes, one minute for every person killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for School Distric
School, where several
hundred of the nearly 2,000
students walked out, a district spokeswoman said; and in St. Charles, where from 150 to 200
students from St. Charles East
High School and 27 from St. Charles North left their buildings for 17 minutes, one minute for every person killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for School Distric
School and 27 from St. Charles North left their buildings for 17 minutes, one minute for every person killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for School Distric
School, said Carol Smith, spokeswoman for
School Distric
School District 303.