Schools in Newark are among those across New Jersey with school resource officers, who “provide security, create safety plans and respond to incidents such as hate crimes, assaults and gang fights,” writes NorthJersey.com’s Hannan Adely.
Nevertheless, the physical presence of police in U.S. schools can be unsettling and discouraging for students and activists.
Read Adely’s full story here.
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