Military Recruiting In Schools Teach-In

Wed 5/27 6-9pm -- Teach In on school policy for releasing studemt information to military recruiters Organized by Declaration of Peace and Rochester Students for a Democratic Society. <!--break--> Military Recruiters and Student Privacy In Our Schools Learn, strategize and raise your voice on May 27th AND 28th! Wednesday 5/27 6-9pm --Teach-In on School Recruiting St. Joes House of Hospitality, 402 South Avenue PIZZA WILL BE PROVIDED Hear committed individuals with backgrounds in education, law, activism and the military give concise background on how “No Child Left Behind” pressures schools to turn over private information to military recruiters, how our local policy has protected student rights and what we can do to make sure it stays that way. Participate in a workshop with student leaders and educator/activists on: 1. How to speak effectively at school board meetings 2. “ Battle of the Story” - constructing counter-narratives to military ad campaigns that target students facing tough economic and social realities. 3. Fundamentals of school based counter-recruiting/conscientious objection. Do hands on work to prepare for an organized presence at the school board meeting the following evening, and network for shared struggles ahead. Organized by Rochester Declaration of Peace, Rochester Students for a Democratic Society, Rochester Against War, Truth In Recruitment and Veterans for Peace For more information please call Kathy at 820-0349 or Mary at 317-2367

<p>Wed 5/27 6-9pm -- Teach In on school policy for releasing studemt information to military recruiters Organized by Declaration of Peace and Rochester Students for a Democratic Society.</p> <!--break--><p>Military Recruiters and Student Privacy In Our Schools </p> <p>Learn, strategize and raise your voice on May 27th AND 28th!</p> <p>Wednesday 5/27 6-9pm --Teach-In on School Recruiting</p> <p>St. Joes House of Hospitality, 402 South Avenue</p> <p>PIZZA WILL BE PROVIDED</p> <p>Hear committed individuals with backgrounds in education, law, activism and the military give concise background on how “No Child Left Behind” pressures schools to turn over private information to military recruiters, how our local policy has protected student rights and what we can do to make sure it stays that way.</p> <p>Participate in a workshop with student leaders and educator/activists on:<br /> 1. How to speak effectively at school board meetings<br /> 2. “ Battle of the Story” - constructing counter-narratives to military ad campaigns that target students facing tough economic and social realities.<br /> 3. Fundamentals of school based counter-recruiting/conscientious objection. </p> <p>Do hands on work to prepare for an organized presence at the school board meeting the following evening, and network for shared struggles ahead.</p> <p>Organized by Rochester Declaration of Peace, Rochester Students for a Democratic Society, Rochester Against War, Truth In Recruitment and Veterans for Peace</p> <p>For more information please call Kathy at 820-0349 or Mary at 317-2367</p>