Former PLAS CEO Marshall Tuck's school to prison pipeline legacy lives on at Markham Middle School, but the community is tired and fighting back!
African-American and Latino parents/students to unite with Community groups and United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) to speak out against discriminatory practices against African-American students, parents, and stakeholders at local middle school. Their primary message to the school principal, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools (PLAS) and to the Los Angeles Unified School District will be “Stop pushing us out!”
The administration at Markham Middle School and the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has been pushing out African-American students. These students are sent home on silent and unreported suspensions, and are asked to remain at home for the remainder of the school year without any access to an education. African-Americans are being deprived of their fundamental right to an education.
Former PLAS CEO Marshall Tuck's school to prison pipeline legacy lives on at Markham Middle School, but the community is tired and fighting back!
African-American and Latino parents/students to unite with Community groups and United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) to speak out against discriminatory practices against African-American students, parents, and stakeholders at local middle school. Their primary message to the school principal, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools (PLAS) and to the Los Angeles Unified School District will be “Stop pushing us out!”
The administration at Markham Middle School and the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has been pushing out African-American students. These students are sent home on silent and unreported suspensions, and are asked to remain at home for the remainder of the school year without any access to an education. African-Americans are being deprived of their fundamental right to an education.
Former PLAS CEO Marshall Tuck's school to prison pipeline legacy lives on at Markham Middle School, but the community is tired and fighting back!
African-American and Latino parents/students to unite with Community groups and United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) to speak out against discriminatory practices against African-American students, parents, and stakeholders at local middle school. Their primary message to the school principal, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools (PLAS) and to the Los Angeles Unified School District will be “Stop pushing us out!”
The administration at Markham Middle School and the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has been pushing out African-American students. These students are sent home on silent and unreported suspensions, and are asked to remain at home for the remainder of the school year without any access to an education. African-Americans are being deprived of their fundamental right to an education.
African-American and Latino parents/students to unite with Community groups
and United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) to speak out against discriminatory practices against African-American students, parents, and stakeholders at local middle school. Their primary message to the school principal, the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools (PLAS) and to the Los Angeles Unified School District will be Stop pushing us out!
What: Press Conference to denounce the discrimination of African American students/parents and other stakeholders at Markham Middle School
When: WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2014, 3:30pm
Where: Markham Middle School - 1650 E. 104 th St., Los Angeles, CA 90002
Contact: Ingrid Villeda (213) 447-2175 Maria Miranda (323) 376-0648
The administration at Markham Middle School and the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools has been pushing out African-American students. These students are sent home on silent and unreported suspensions, and are asked to remain at home for the remainder of the school year without any access to an education. African-Americans are being deprived of their fundamental right to an education.
Parents, students, UTLA and other organizations will demand the following: STOP PUSHING OUT OUR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS. STOP PUSHING OUT PARENTS FROM BEING STAKEHOLDERS AT THE SCHOOL. STOP PUSHING OUT STUDENTS FROM THE CAMPUS DUE TO SCHOOL UNIFORM (DRESS CODE) VIOLATIONS. STOP PUSHING OUT OUR AFRICAN AMERICAN EMPLOYEES.
Visuals: Parents, teachers and students will have posters, banners, signs to denounce discriminatory practices against African-American students and parents.
Parents, teachers, community organizations and UTLA officials will be available for interviews