aftermath, solve the chaos caused by lack of connection between the school and the police department, the police department had no idea of the lie of the school, the best route out, how to best get kids back to their parents, and and not to have sros in the building. and which you are at. and they have 0 students. how can you learn math when worried about your own personal safety. i was in that and it was amazing how many teachers, educators begged for help.
Erie Police School Resource Officers invite caregivers of teens to an informal session to address substance use and social media on Thursday, January 19, at 5:30 p.m. at the Erie Police Department.
education investigates cases like this. it is deeply distressing to me, to see that there are students who are treated differently in school and it looks like they re treated differently because of who they are. hey, sweetie, how are you? reporter: after ranking in the top 10 in elementary arrests nationally, georgia changed its approach in 2018. yeah. there you go. of. reporter: they now train s.r.o.s to stop arresting and instead nurture every student. since then, they say arrests have dropped to zero. the answer isn t always the legal process. the answer isn t always putting them in the criminal justice system. reporter: stephen stock, cbs news, statesville, north carolina. o donnell: and tonight, we have an urgent health warning, especially fo parents traveling with children. about one in every 600 flights in the u.s. has a medical emergency, and now there s a group of doctors that areund soing the alarm about inadequate airline medical kits. we get more now from
professionals like sros to help take some of that weight off of teachers. there are some things that need to be done on a regular basis which include republican drills, but we certainly need teachers thinking about this to some degree. but, yes, we needed to do what we can to take some of that off their back so that they can teach and students can learn. mike: mo canady from the national association of school resource officers, grateful for your time and analysis today. thank you, sir. thank you. thank you. mike: new fox poll showing 8 in 10 parents are concerned about what s being taught in schools as we draw closer to the midterms. with 79% of voters saying they are extremely or very concerned about school curriculum, the only issue worrying parents more is inflation. roughly 7 in 10 parents are concerned about banning books with 73% saying it is a problem. meanwhile, 70% say the problem is not having enough say in what s being taught to their kids, and 6 in 10 saying there is too
“In this instance, the system worked as it is supposed to," Durham sheriff Clarence Birkhead said. "Someone saw or heard about a potential threat and spoke up.”