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Modoc High School Addresses Student Walkout and School Expectations

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Source: Modoc County Record

Approximately 40 students participated in a walkout at Modoc High School on Monday, Nov. 2. While the walkout did not cause significant disruption to school operations for students who remained on campus, administrators noted logistical impacts associated with students leaving campus and missing instructional time. District officials said they did not receive advance notification from parents or students regarding the demonstration. School administrators were also not provided with a stated purpose or specific concerns by participating students or those reportedly encouraging others to participate. However, reports from students and community members. . . Enjoy unlimited access for $25 annually. Subscribe now ---- Already a subscriber? Log-in to read the article.

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