At the recent United Board of Education meeting, discussion was held on the possible resolution of support to address student safety concerns at the intersection of 100th Street and 200th Avenue near United High School. Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt explains the action step taken:
The resolution addressing student safety and to seek a four way stop intersection at 100th Street and 200th Avenue was unanimously passed by the United Board of Education.
Bob Simmons, Professor of Classics and Chair of the School of Humanities and Civic Engagement at Monmouth College, and Nathalie Roy, an educator at Glasgow Middle School in Baton Rouge,
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