School District Creates Peacekeeping Panel
The Inglewood Unified School District has appointed a nine-member Conflict Resolution Task Force to help resolve a conflict between blacks and Latinos that led to fighting twice this week at Inglewood High School.
The group includes pastors, parents, business owners, community representatives and school officials. The group, which met with parents and school officials Thursday, will seek to find ways to solve the problem.
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