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Police presence on school grounds poses potential risks to kids

  • Written by Elizabeth K. Anthony, Associate Professor of Social Work, Arizona State University
imageEvidence shows that students are being arrested for minor misbehavior. Watchara Phomicinda/MediaNews Group/The Press-Enterprise via Getty Images

In fall 2020, I got an email from the Phoenix Elementary School District #1, a K-8 school district, requesting feedback on whether to continue using school resource officers in seven of the...

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