NAACP to discuss
complaints of unfair treatment in schools Decotis
will be guest speaker
Recent
incidents in which black students have complained
of unfair treatment will be among topics
discussed as Dr. John DeCotis, superintendent of
Fayette County schools, addresses the regular
monthly meeting of the Fayette NAACP Saturday,
May 13 at 4 p.m.
The
Fayette NAACP monitors trends in the treatment of
students to determine the veracity of the
complaints, said Edward Johnson, president of the
local chapter.
The
issue of diversity training for faculty and staff
is also a major concern, he said. The
leadership of the Fayette NAACP is consistently
proactive in identifying and resolving racial
problems before they escalate.
He
urged students and parents to attend.
The
meeting is at the Gathering Place, 203 McIntosh
Trail, Peachtree City, between Peachtree Parkway
and Ga. Highway 74.
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