Message Regarding Ferguson, Missouri

Speech and debate teams 2026

The following message was proffered this morning to our school community as part of our morning announcement protocol.

“In light of the recent grand jury verdict in Ferguson, Missouri, I thought it pertinent to recognize the significance of events there. As a laboratories of democracy, schools should provide space for varieties of views to co-exist and this is and should remain particularly true at Maggie Walker Governor’s School. Whether you agree or disagree with the grand jury finding, it serves as a unique opportunity to debate certain aspects of our democratic system and the social contract that binds us as one nation.”

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