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MI: Detroit district board takes stand against concealed weapons in schools
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The board of education for the Detroit Public Schools Community District opposes allowing concealed weapons to be carried in schools, a bill that would allow charter schools to share revenue from a special millage, and any future attempt to dilute the power of locally elected school board members.
Those were among the positions the board took during a meeting this week in which members set their legislative agenda.
"The recommendation would be to oppose allowing individuals other than officers to bring concealed weapons to schools," Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said. |
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mickey
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The school board would like to register their opposition to any measure that might reduce the power of the school board.
-Gee, what a surprise. |
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