School Policies
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JROTC Shooting Ranges Removed from Two Schools
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Marshall Blesofsky - From Draft NOtices, January-March 2019 On February 14, 2018, the unthinkable but all-too-common happened. A mass shooting occurred at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Rumors about the identity of the shooter were that he was a former student who had been in JROTC. One week later, on Democracy Now, Amy Goodman's guest was Pat Elder, the director ...
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Op-out and ASVAB Policies, Monterey, CA
Read more...SUGGESTIONS FOR SCHOOL BOARD ADVOCACY ON ASVAB AND OPT-OUT POLICIES By Pat Hanson with Jeanne Turner, Lynn Hamilton and Macgregor Eddy Two Monterey County school districts successfully passed ...
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JROTC Shooting Ranges, San Diego, CA
Read more...VICTORY! By Paula Hoffman-Villanueva A truly monumental victory against militarism in our schools has been achieved! And for this victory to come from the city of San Diego makes it even more ...
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Changing Local Laws/ Ordinances
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Activists in Humboldt County, California, in 2007, had experimented with a different approach to regulating military recruitment: a city ordinance introduced via citizen initiative. The ordinance, ...
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Changing School District Policies
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Activists in a number of communities across the U.S. have succeeded in gaining restrictions on recruiting at the school district level. Some school districts are governed by popularly elected ...
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Changing School Policies
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Current Policies and Campaigns
Read more...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 ...
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School Policies
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One good way to affect the scope of recruiting and degree of militarism in K-12 schools is to focus campaigns on school and school district policies. This can mean appealing for administrative ...
