The Portland school board voted unanimously last week to give anti-war “counter-recruiters” the same access to high school students that military recruiters receive. Board members said the goal of the new policy is to give students a balanced view of what military service might mean, not just the information offered by military recruiters that high schools have had to facilitate under a 2001 federal law.
A version of this article appeared in the November 02, 2011 edition of Education Week as Portland, Ore., Schools to Allow Anti-War Groups Equal Access
