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New Fish
https://www.change.org/p/washington-state-university-president-kirk-schulz-justice-for-robert-barber
“Washington State University should be in the business of graduating students, not running a parallel criminal justice system with its SCB. It is widely known and publicized that the SCB has had problems for years, and that many students have been treated unfairly. Past President Elson Floyd was in the process of addressing this prior to his passing.
“The state of Washington recognized there was a systemic problem in our educational system and as a result House Bill 1541 received support from both sides of the House. HB 1541 establishes specific policies and strategies to close the educational opportunity gap. Once clause states, “Reduce the length of time students of color are excluded from school due to suspension and expulsion and provide students support for reengagement plans”. The bill was signed by the Governor in March of 2016, and made effective this year in July 2016. The University of Washington quickly adopted the recommendations outlined in the bill, as they already have a policy not to expel students. Washington State did not respond to inquiries regarding this bill.”
“Washington State University should be in the business of graduating students, not running a parallel criminal justice system with its SCB. It is widely known and publicized that the SCB has had problems for years, and that many students have been treated unfairly. Past President Elson Floyd was in the process of addressing this prior to his passing.
“The state of Washington recognized there was a systemic problem in our educational system and as a result House Bill 1541 received support from both sides of the House. HB 1541 establishes specific policies and strategies to close the educational opportunity gap. Once clause states, “Reduce the length of time students of color are excluded from school due to suspension and expulsion and provide students support for reengagement plans”. The bill was signed by the Governor in March of 2016, and made effective this year in July 2016. The University of Washington quickly adopted the recommendations outlined in the bill, as they already have a policy not to expel students. Washington State did not respond to inquiries regarding this bill.”
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