I received this note with the above title from Jim Bearden of the AQE/Metro Justice Education Committee.  There is a lot of good information to review in the referenced articles:

Ana Casserly, front and center as always, is a strong AQE/Metro Justice Education Committee member. She has been working with Rochester Democrat & Chronicle reporter Justin Murphy for months on his front page story in the Sunday D&C.
"Latino students with disabilities face systemic mistreatment in the Rochester School District, a Democrat and Chronicle investigation has found. Interviews with a dozen families and extensive documentation show that they are suspended more often than other students, often as punishment for misbehavior associated with their disabilities."
This is an important part of our campaign for "Solutions Not Suspensions" We are working to change the Rochester City School District code of conduct as part of our overall campaign to "Breaking the School-To-Prison Pipeline." Join us in the vital work!

Doubly Vulnerable by Justin Murphy

AQE/MJ Education Committee

Join us at rally before the Rochester City School District Board of Education meeting on Thursday May 28th at 5pm 131 W. Broad Street
Rochester , NY 14614

After the rally we will be going inside to speak at the Board meeting in favor of a new Code of Conduct.

Our next AQE/MJ Education Committee meeting will be at 5:30pm Friday, May 15, 2015
at the Metro Justice Office, 803 West. Ave. Rochester, NY 14611