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Florida Mother and father Arrested After Attacking College Useful resource Officer Information Buzz
Speak about going HARD in your child! Two Florida mother and father are dealing with fees after double-teaming a faculty useful resource officer. Based on the Related Press, the mom pushed the feminine officer whereas the dad punched her within the face. Officers charged the Deltona, Florida, mother and father with battery on a legislation enforcement agent and armed theft for the varsity…
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#restorative justice#sro#school resource officer#get cops out of schools#Sometimes the trash takes itself out
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#racism#racial tensions#nazi salute photo#superintendent confrontation#racial bias#community division#baraboo high school#superintendent rainey briggs#graduation ceremony incident#disorderly conduct charge#sauk county district attorney#district spokesperson hailey wagner#school community tensions#recall election#kevin vodak#gwynne peterson#katie kalish#amy delong#steve considine#baraboo residents#administrative support#teacher pay#social media grievances#baraboo community conversations#baraboo sd wi parents' rights in education#jack young middle school#former principal abby alt#former school resource officer amanda sabol
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my uni just terminated our entire equity and diversity unit to avoid potential punishment by our state gov lol i fucking love living in a red state /sar /losingallhope
#the women’s center… lgbtq+ offices… the black african american cultural center.. FUCK!!!!!!!#FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK!!!!!!#i’m so fucking sick of everything i feel so sick#so many vital resources and spaces are actively being taken away from students who need it the most rn#fuck this country fuck this school fuck everything dude#feeling: hopeless as fuck teehee#us politics#lgbtq+#queer#trans#vent post#politics#silas speaks
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Police have no place in schools. If you disagree, argue with the wall. This is not a debate. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.
#At my HS. we had three ‘resource officers’ in 4 yrs#They kept assaulting kids#KIDS#in school#where they’re supposed to ‘be safe’ and learn#one of the kids was sitting at a desk taking a test#and he looked over at the officer and down at his taser when he walked into the class#it was kinda an 👀😳 thing#and the officer asked him if he had a problem and if he was curious about the taser#and then just tased the kid#The officer was fired from the department
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noooooope it is too early into this job for me to be dreading going to work
#what am i scared of?? google docs?? YES#god i should have gone back to steaming milk i only dreaded that when i had to work with one (1) coworker#okay words of affirmation words of affirmation i CAN do office work i can i can#the fact that my finely honed flight or fight resources from 17 years of school are on red alert does NOT need to define me here#i can overcome them and this will be fun!!!#this will be good!!!#this work is meaningful and i care about it!!!!#god i want them to tell me to move forty boxes and build three shelves again 😭#and i built the fancy new whiteboard today so i don’t even have THAT to do
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Yes here they are called “resource” officers. They dont do anything except stand there and when called escalate situations
or multiple cops
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City of Madison did not lobby Republicans
for more state revenue! After filing an open records request, citizen watchdog Bonnie Roe finds that not once did the City of Madison lobby a single Republican legislator during the last 18 months even as its $22 million budget hole became apparent. That’s important because Republicans control the purse strings in state government. In fact, the City did minimal outreach even to minority…
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#800000#City of Madison budget#ffff99#Mayor Satya Rhodes Conway#School resource police officers#Wisconsin Republican legislature
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I crashed yesterday so I never got to post the calendar picture but I had an appointment with my therapist that day and this is the little marble game she has in there.
#I've been trying to use my resources better and more often#throughout school I treated her office as a personal hangout spot#but now that i can look back i regret not ever talking about things with her#it would've helped me if i actually used coping mechanisms#anyway enough of that#you don't want to hear me cry about my life thats why I pay her to care about it#yead of the David Olenick calendar
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Wausau East staff, students honor retiring K9 therapy dog
Students and staff gathered last week at Wausau East High School to honor K9 therapy dog Badge, who is retiring from duty after years working in classrooms.
Wausau Pilot & Review Students and staff gathered last week at Wausau East High School to honor K9 therapy dog Badge, who is retiring from duty after years working in classrooms. A portrait of Badge, created by East High student Kassy Havel, will be on display at Wausau East to honor the dog’s service. Photo courtesy of the Wausau School District School Resource Officer Nick Stetzer and Badge…
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Chicago Board of Education Voting To Remove School Resource Officers
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Ahmad Islaih, a 26 year old elementary school teacher, was accused of participating in a demonstration that briefly halted traffic on Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway in November. The protest against Israel’s assault on Gaza had lasted for only five minutes. After waking up Ahmed, handcuffing him and charging him with “mischief,” eight police officers sat the family, still in their pajamas, at their dining room table. While they searched their home, the front door stayed open, despite freezing winter weather and the family’s pleas to police to close it. [...] After the police left with Ahmad’s computers, electronics, and clothes, the family discovered his room “turned upside down.” Drawers had been emptied on the floor, his mattress was thrown off the bed, a vase was broken, and several boxes had been rifled through. “It took us back to our life in the West Bank,” Suha said, “when Israeli soldiers raided our home.”
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The school boards that have tried that strategy have failed. I could get into so much about how that's a stupid idea, but I don't have time today.
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#republican assholes#maga morons#georgia school shooting#mass shooting#school resource officers#assault weapons ban#2nd amendment assholes#republican endorsed shootings#gun deaths#Republican excuses for shootings#shameful
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On February 8th, this nonbinary child was violently beaten by three cis girls. The school did not call them an ambulance after the beating was stopped, and they later died in the hospital from head trauma. They have also been deadnamed and misgendered in their obituary and in the news. As the author of the article puts it:
How is that not national news? A 16 year old beaten to death in a public school bathroom? By other students. All these unanswered seemingly obvious questions about what transpired, and how the adults involved acted. That should be every headline. In fact, almost every local outlet covering the story misgender and deadnames Nex, using their same assigned at birth. The indignities pile on. We don’t yet know if Nex’s nonbinary identity is directly tied to this incident. But, my God, it sure matters to me that this would happen to any child. A nonbinary kid assaulted in a girl’s bathroom. That outcome from the narrative of anti-trans rhetoric these past years. Still why wasn’t this story breaking news? It involves a nonbinary student in a public school. And school violence and school police resource officers. It involves the deep fear so many trans youth have shared with me about their schools.
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Article | Paywall-Free
"The Environmental Protection Agency finalized a rule Tuesday [October 8, 2024] requiring water utilities to replace all lead pipes within a decade, a move aimed at eliminating a toxic threat that continues to affect tens of thousands of American children each year.
The move, which also tightens the amount of lead allowed in the nation’s drinking water, comes nearly 40 years after Congress determined that lead pipes posed a serious risk to public health and banned them in new construction.
Research has shown that lead, a toxic contaminant that seeps from pipes into the drinking water supply, can cause irreversible developmental delays, difficulty learning and behavioral problems among children. In adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, lead exposure can cause increased blood pressure, heart disease, decreased kidney function and cancer.
But replacing the lead pipes that deliver water to millions of U.S. homes will cost tens of billions of dollars, and the push to eradicate them only gathered momentum after a water crisis in Flint, Mich., a decade ago exposed the extent to which children remain vulnerable to lead poisoning through tap water...
The groundbreaking regulation, called the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, will establish a national inventory of lead service lines and require that utilities take more aggressive action to remove lead pipes on homeowners’ private property. It also lowers the level of lead contamination that will trigger government enforcement from 15 parts per billion (ppb) to 10 ppb.
The rule also establishes the first-ever national requirement to test for lead in schools that rely on water from public utilities. It mandates thatwater systems screen all elementary and child-care facilities, where those who are the most vulnerable to lead’s effects — young children — are enrolled, and that they offer testing to middle and high schools.
The White House estimates that more than 9 million homes across the country are still supplied by lead pipelines, which are the leading source of lead contamination through drinking water. The EPA has projected that replacing all of them could cost at least $45 billion.
Lead pipes were initially installed in cities decades ago because they were cheaper and more malleable, but the heavy metal can wear down and corrode over time. President Joe Biden has made replacing them one of his top environmental priorities, securing $15 billion to give states over five years through the bipartisan infrastructure law and vowing to rid the country of lead pipes by 2031. The administration has spent $9 billion so far — enough to replace up to 1.7 million lead pipes, the administration said.
On Tuesday, the administration said it was providing an additional $2.6 billion in funding for pipe replacement. Over 367,000 lead pipes have been replaced nationwide since Biden took office, according to White House officials, affecting nearly 1 million people...
Environmental advocates said that former president Donald Trump, who issued much more modest revisions to the lead and copper rule just days before Biden took office, would have a hard time reversing the new standards.
Erik Olson, the senior strategic director for health at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said that the Safe Drinking Water Act has provisions prohibiting weakening the health protections of existing standards...
Olson added that the rule “represents a major victory for public health” and will protect millions of people “whose health is threatened every time they fill a glass from the kitchen sink contaminated by lead.”
“While the rule is imperfect and we still have more to do, this is by far the biggest step towards eliminating lead in tap water in over three decades,” he said."
-via The Washington Post, October 8, 2024
#lead#lead pipe#lead poisoning#united states#us politics#epa#clean water#drinking water#public health#environmental protection#child development#biden#biden administration#kamala harris#good news#hope#voting matters
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