Another Cover for Army Recruiting
From Draft NOtices, July-September 2006
Pat Elder -
The pressure is on. You’ve got a lot of things you want to do in your life and all too often, you’re going to have to pass a test to get what you want.
Jr. ROTC Contributes to the School Funding Crisis
Rick Jahankow -
Youth Activists Demand Military-Free Schools
Jorge Mariscal -
How Peace Activists Can Win Access to Schools Equal to that of Military Recruiters
Rick Jahnkow -
Strategy Session on Countering Military Recruitment in Our Schools: YaYa Network and NNOMY
War Resisters Inject Truth Into Military Recruitment
Militarism and Education Normal
español -
Matthis speaking at Cypress Hills High School, Brooklyn New York
Matthis Chiroux, Veteran speaking at Brooklyn High School from We Are Not Your Soldiers, a project of The World Can't Wait.
Current Policies and Campaigns
School districts throughout the country are revising their procedures and policies on military recruiting in response to concerns of parents, students, and civic associations such as the National PTA
Generally, these procedures cover four broad areas of concern: Student privacy; Recruiter access to students; Use of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) for recruiting purposes; and Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC).
Model Programs
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