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The militarization of American public schools

Steve Filips and Don Barrett - Syracuse, New York’s Fowler High School to be “reformed” This fall, Syracuse, New York will join the still small but growing list of public schools dedicated to the training of students for military service in the United States Armed Forces. This past April, the Syracuse Central School District (SCSD) approved the closure of Fowler High School in the city’s ...

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