School Districts Across The Country Move To Cut Contracts With Local Police After Minneapolis Publi

[rangerrebew]

School Districts Across The Country Move To Cut Contracts With Local Police After Minneapolis Public School Voted to End Its Contract With MPD
By Pamela Geller - on June 5, 2020
 

Put children at risk – that makes sense (to a Democrat). The American people need to cut their social contract with public schools.

    School Districts Across The Country Move To Cut Contracts With Local Police

    By Jennie Taer, Sara Carter, June 5, 2020

    A number of school districts in the United States are moving to cut contracts with local police as riots break out across the country against police brutality and as the Black Lives Matter movement pressures politicians to defund the police altogether.

    Earlier this week, the Minneapolis Public School Board voted to end its contract with MPD over the death of George Floyd. “I value people and education and life,” school board chairwoman Kim Ellison said in an interview. “Now I’m convinced, based on the actions of the Minneapolis Police Department, that we don’t have the same values.”

    Two members of the Denver school board are urging the district to cut contracts with DPD and are set to bring a resolution forward Monday to have officers completely removed from the schools in the district by 2021.

https://gellerreport.com/2020/06/school-districts-across-the-country-move-to-cut-contracts-with-local-police.html/

[rangerrebew]

If anyone thinks education has switched to deep southern route, you ain't seen nothing yet.  Schools, which already have a discipline problem thanks to Imam Obama, are going to have war zones instead of hallways.  They will need ambulances standing by, especially in big city areas.

[libertybele]

Once our schools further decay and our streets are no longer safe, these people will hopefully have a "duh" moment!

[catfish1957]

Does 9-1-1- have an "on hold" button? 

[skeeter]

Its almost as if they're inviting another school massacre.

[GtHawk]

Its almost as if they're inviting another school massacre.

Gee, I wonder who will be the first to be blamed and demonized by parents when the next massacre happens?