Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie attended the school board meeting Tuesday where board members voted to keep him on the job. By Valerie Strauss Valerie Strauss Reporter covering education, foreign affairs Email Bio Follow March 5 at 9:14 PM The school board in Broward County, Fla. — where 14 students and three staff members died in a shooting last year at a suburban high school — voted Tuesday to keep schools Superintendent Robert Runcie.
A Florida commission investigating the shootings released a starkly worded report this year saying security at public schools must be improved. It recommended arming teachers and spending more on mental health programs. [Florida commission on Parkland school shooting cites major mistakes by officials, recommends arming teachers]
The guy whose 'pretend they didn't do anything wrong' policy of dealing with delinquents eventually allowed the murders to happen.
The issues always reverts to the guns and weapons in the hands of people that aren’t mentally or morally right. The same people that do not understand this will focus on color and the opportunity to segregate.
This is about affirmative action and white ppl scared to offend blacks. Give me a break. He was incompetent. And did not do what he was supposed to do. This is about a person, no matter their ethnic background not performing their duties properly. Parents should have a say!!!
Give the people what they want.
This whole thing is sad. People are going to say he's innocent and there are other players not being suspended.
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