ACLU Raises Concerns About RI School's "Anti-Bullying" Policy
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ACLU of Rhode Island
November 13, 2002 12:00 am
ACLU Raises Concerns About RI School’s “Anti-Bullying” Policy
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – – Rejecting concerns voiced by the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island, the East Providence School Committee last night gave final passage to an overly broad and vague “anti-bullying” policy. The ACLU said it is now considering a legal challenge to the policy.
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