The Assembly today approved a pair of bills that would require schools to collect crime data and to hire resource officers if they report too many incidents resulting in arrests.
Lawmakers voted 61-35 along party lines to approve AB 53, which would require schools to gather data detailing how many disorderly conduct offenses and violent crime incidents occur on school property or buses between 6 a...
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