Summary
Hundreds of students from a Virginia high school were suspended for three days after walking out of class to protest against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The protest took place at Woodbridge High School on February 13. School officials stated the walkout was an unexcused absence according to school policy.
Key Facts
- 303 students from Woodbridge High School were suspended for leaving school during a protest.
- The protest happened on February 13, involving students walking off campus.
- Students protested against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities.
- School officials considered the walkout an unexcused absence.
- A school letter explained that leaving campus without permission leads to disciplinary action.
- The Prince William County Police Department monitored the protest for safety.
- Another student-organized walkout is planned for February 20.
- Schools have informed parents about potential consequences of such actions.
