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Carroll Neglect

Carroll High School in Monroe, LA, has been consistently overlooked in terms of renovations and improvements, which is concerning. It is disheartening to see other schools in the area receive nice new upgrades while Carroll High School is left with subpar conditions. As a parent of two Carroll graduates, one of whom graduates in May 2024, I am compelled to speak up about the inadequate state of the gym, weight room, and locker room. During a recent tour of these areas, as a parent, I was dismayed to witness the lack of progress and investment in the school. It is essential that all public schools, especially those predominantly attended by black students, receive fair and equitable funding. There are visible signs of mold, chipped paint, unpleasant odors, spider web nests, and even views of the bleachers from inside the boys' weight room. Our children, who are the future, deserve better. It is time for the Monroe City Schools to prioritize real change and provide the necessary resources to ensure that all students at Carroll High School have a safe and conducive learning environment.

 

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