Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) and local police held a community forum focusing on pressing issues such as gun safety, mental health, and marijuana use, but the turnout was disappointing, with most of the audience consisting of officials. The event took place at Greater Imani Church on April 30, 2025, where MSCS interim Superintendent Roderick Richmond led discussions aimed at engaging the community on critical safety matters affecting local schools.
Participants included representatives from the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, Memphis Fire Department, and Memphis Police Department, emphasizing a collaborative approach to the safety challenges faced by students. Despite the importance of the topics discussed, the event’s low attendance raises questions about community engagement in addressing these vital issues.
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