state school is what they call high school in australia.
what do they call high school in australia?
state school
the first students to walk out were from wilson high school, which was among the high schools in the los angeles area with the highest dropout rates (21.8% of students dropped out from high school in 2016). though students had been organizing for some time and were planning to engage in the widespread protest of walking out to demonstrate against what were deemed less than satisfactory conditions, the first of the walkouts at wilson were unplanned, having been motivated by the schools principal cancelling a student produced play which was deemed inappropriate for the students to perform. during this walkout at wilson more than 200 students were involved; it was following this that students across numerous high schools in east los angeles also began the blowout process, with reported numbers of those involved in the walkout being between 2,000 and 5,000 students (within lincoln, roosevelt, and garfield high school). among supporters for the walkouts victoria castro, a leading female political activist and former roosevelt high school student had a leading role in the blow outs success. castro's work started upon her graduation from cal state as she realized the lack of mexican american students who make it to higher education. she then became motivated with her found sense of political activism. with her found purpose she helped form the chicano organization today known as the brown berets. the brown berets are a militant chicano rights group which first formed as the young chicanos for community actions but later became the brown berets. the group worked giving support for the chicano movement for issues such as; educational reform, farm worker rights, police brutality, and the vietnam war. in march 1968, after school districts in the east los angeles area were noted as being “run down campuses, with lack of college prep courses, and teachers who were poorly trained, indifferent, or racist”. nearly 22,000 students from woodrow wilson high school, james a. garfield high school, theodore roosevelt high school, abraham lincoln high school, and belmont high school walked out of class which became known as the east side walk out, or the blowouts. 75% of the students attending the schools were chicano. the walkouts were their way of demanding a better education. castro was a leading force in organizing the blowouts as she aided these children in their cause, giving them the courage to help them stand up for themselves which gave the students a new increased sense of chicano pride. on march 6, 1968 castro entered lincoln high school pretending to be applying for a teaching position. she quickly bombarded the school principal with questions to distract him while organizers entered the school. as other organizers entered their job was to convince students to leave the campus. then she proceeded to enter roosevelt high school, where she had previously attended high school, where she planned on carrying out the same plans. she was unable to though due to a teacher recognizing her threatening to call the police if she did not leave the premises. as her attempt in roosevelt high school failed lastly, she offered her car to pull down a chain linked fence which was set up to keep organizers to enter the school. castro's role among others was to influence the youth to stand up for the inequality in the schools. the blow outs serve as a catalyst to the chicano movement and provided these young men and women an increased sense of pride.
east l.a. walkouts
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