MEMO OF THE MONTH
Memo of the Month Dear Old Golden Rule Days Paul Junior High School Washington, D.C. September 9, 1969 DEAR PARENTS: I want you to know that we here at Paul are deeply concerned about the...
...3. Increased staff surveillance of buildings and grounds...
...Memo of the Month Dear Old Golden Rule Days Paul Junior High School Washington, D.C...
...3. Inform students of the seriousness of jeopardizing building security by opening latched outside doors, the penalty for which is immediate suspension...
...We have further requested that the Juvenile Court handle criminal attacks as criminal attacks and not as the mere exuberance of youth...
...2. Inform students that the punishment for threats and/or violence is immediate suspension and possible expulsion or incarceration...
...Several things have been done to assure us that every person in the building is given greater protection...
...Principal...
...so that entrance to the building can be gained through the main entrance only...
...September 9, 1969 DEAR PARENTS: I want you to know that we here at Paul are deeply concerned about the safety of your children...
...entrances...
...We have also urged that the following measures be taken immediately: By the Superintendent of Personnel: 1. Provide two additional custodians to monitor entrances...
...By the Chief of Police: 1. Establish short beats in the immediate area (to include building and playground) of all schools...
...By the Teachers: 1. Limit hall passes to the absolute minimum...
...2. Provide a night watchman...
...Very sincerely yours, /s/ EDWARD ARMSTEAD, JR...
...They are as indicated below: 1. Self-locking doors with panic bars have been installed on all 2. All gates to the playground are locked at 9:30 A.M...
Vol. 1 • October 1969 • No. 9
