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Conduct code committee meets (The Newark Post)

On January 7, the District held its kick-off meeting for the 2010-2011 Student Code of Conduct Review Committee. The committee was formed, following a national controversy over a first-grader being ordered to an alternative school, after he brought a camping utensil, with a knife, to school.

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Conduct code committee meets (The Newark Post)

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Editorial: No-tolerance policies may exclude eating utensils (Baylor Lariat)

On Oct. 11 the New York Times reported about 6-year-old Zachary Christie, a new Cub Scout who excitedly brought a camping utensil, made up of a fork, knife and spoon, to school to show his friends and eat his lunch and was subsequently punished to 45 days at the district’s reform school.

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Editorial: No-tolerance policies may exclude eating utensils (Baylor Lariat)

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Del. Cub Scout Gets Reprieve For Camping Tool (CBS 13 Baltimore)

A little boy from Delaware brought his camping utensil to school, but administrators called it a weapon and threw him out.

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Del. Cub Scout Gets Reprieve For Camping Tool (CBS 13 Baltimore)

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Backcountry island beach camping worth the effort (Ventura County Reporter)

Backcountry island beach camping worth the effort

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Backcountry island beach camping worth the effort (Ventura County Reporter)

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Coastal adds Malibu Bluffs Park to overnight camping list (The Malibu Times)

Coastal Commission head calls Malibu city attorney’s complaint over “dragging” out the lawsuit over the approval of overnight camping in Malibu a “cheap shot.”

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Coastal adds Malibu Bluffs Park to overnight camping list (The Malibu Times)

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First-grader in trouble over camping utensil gets reprieve (The Pantagraph)

BEAR, Del. — A Delaware first-grader who was facing 45 days in an alternative school as punishment for taking his favorite camping utensil to school can return to class after the school board made a hasty change granting him a reprieve.

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First-grader in trouble over camping utensil gets reprieve (The Pantagraph)

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Boy, 6, can go back to school without camping knife (Charleston Daily Mail)

BEAR, Del. — A Delaware first-grader who was facing 45 days in an alternative school as punishment for taking his favorite camping utensil to school can return to class after the school board made a hasty change granting him a reprieve.The seven-member Ch…

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Boy, 6, can go back to school without camping knife (Charleston Daily Mail)

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Suspended boy gets camping knife reprieve (ITN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

A six-year-old boy has been suspended from his school in the US after bringing in his favourite camping utensil to eat with.

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Suspended boy gets camping knife reprieve (ITN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

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Del. Cub Scout Gets Reprieve For Camping Tool (WCCO Minneapolis – St. Paul)

A Delaware first-grader who faced a lengthy punishment for taking his favorite camping utensil to school — a combination folding knife, fork and spoon — got a reprieve Tuesday night when the school board made a hasty change to its strict code of conduct.

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Del. Cub Scout Gets Reprieve For Camping Tool (WCCO Minneapolis – St. Paul)

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Boy avoids reform school over camping utensil (MSNBC)

A 6-year-old boy who faced a lengthy punishment for bringing his favorite camping utensil to school — a combination folding knife, fork and spoon — has gotten a reprieve.

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Boy avoids reform school over camping utensil (MSNBC)

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