Policing schools in the USA: An evidence summary and future research agenda
Anthony Petrosino,
Trevor Fronius,
Trent Baskerville
Abstract:School-based policing programs started as far back in the USA as the 1950s and became more popular in part as concerns about school safety increased. After the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, the scrutiny of municipal police extended to school policing, and the concerns that policing exacerbates the school-to-prison pipeline, particularly for Black and Brown children, led several districts to remove officers from their schools. However, some of these same districts have reinstated police following widespre… Show more
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