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Parents in Milton are protesting the use of police and anonymous tip lines in residency investigations for public school children, citing racial disparities that disproportionately affect Black students. Reports show nearly half of investigations involve Black students, who make up less than 12% of the student body, with a significant portion of expulsions also involving Black students. The petition urges the school district to halt police involvement, improve data collection on race, and address concerns about racial profiling and family privacy.
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