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A black, 15 year-old female student from Groves High School in Birmingham, MI with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) was incarcerated on alleged probation violation of not keeping up with her online schoolwork during the pandemic. Grace’s teacher, who was supposed to speak on her behalf, was unable to testify because she had to leave to teach a class. The only person to speak on Grace’s behalf was her caseworker, who was unaware of Grace’s educational disabilities and her IEP. The presiding judge called her a "threat to the community." Here’s a link to the story.
It’s been 33 days and she’s still there.
Please sign this petition to show your support to free Grace, provide her with the support and resources she ACTUALLY needs, and dismiss her case. The petition will be sent to the Oakland County Family Court Division, the Judge who oversaw the case: Judge Mary Ellen Brennan, and the Birmingham Public Schools Board of Education.
If you want to help you can:
Call Judge Mary Ellen Brennan - (248)-858-0355
and
EMAIL Judge Mary Ellen Brennan’s CLERKS:
Email the Communication Director for Birmingham Public Schools, Anne Cron:
If you want to bring this to the attention of the BPS Board of Education:
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Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Change.org - "If Grace was a 15-year-old white girl, she would not be in jail.
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