Safety zones for D.C. students
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Washington Post editors
The Associated Press via The Examiner reports on a new plan being proposed by D.C. Council members to create safety zones for students. The legislation would allow the Metropolitan Police Department to establish temporary,1,000-foot safety zones outside public and charter schools, if they have reason to believe there is a safety threat to students, parents or staff. More here.
By
Washington Post editors
| December 14, 2009; 11:30 AM ET
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