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Publication Date
4-2021
Document Type
Presentation
Presentation Type
Individual
Degree Type
Graduate
Department
Criminal Justice Sciences
Mentor
Charles Bell
Mentor Department
Criminal Justice Sciences
Abstract
In the U.S., many K-12 public schools utilize a variety of safety measures, such as security guards, police officers, metal detectors, and cameras to monitor students in response to recent instances of school violence. This qualitative study features semi-structured interviews with ten students and ten parents of students who attended a high school in Waukegan, Illinois that features intense security measures. Throughout the interviews, the researcher examined students’ and parents’ perceptions of metal detectors, guards, surveillance cameras, and law enforcement officers. This study also stands to provide insight into the fairness of school punishment measures.
Recommended Citation
Lagunas, Karen, ""Student Life: School Environment, Safety, Punishment"" (2021). Criminal Justice Sciences. 6.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/urs2021cjs/6