File:Susan Brooks and John Ruckelshaus.jpg
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English: Had a great discussion this weekend with my Youth Advisory Group on school safety. These students are incredibly engaged and provided meaningful insight to our discussion. About 20 students throughout #IN05 met with me in Zionsville and we were joined by Senator John Ruckelshaus as well as 3 representatives from the Indiana Department of Education.
I asked the question, do you feel safe at school? Most students expressed they feel safe, but they also think more needs to be done. Not all students who participated have a school resource officer at their schools and not all students believe their schools are properly secured. As we work in Congress to keep our students safe, I appreciate these students’ valuable insight on such an important issue. Special thanks to the students who are graduating soon. Thanks for spending your Saturday with me! |
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| Source | https://www.facebook.com/CongresswomanSusanWBrooks/photos/pcb.1776480629065502/1776480575732174/?type=3&theater | |||
| Author | Office of Congresswoman Susan Brooks | |||
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