MIKE'S SAFE SCHOOL TALK RILES PARENTS SPORTS FINAL Edition

Even as the mayor talked tough and education officials vowed to reopen Public School 21's schoolyard, local police pledged to beef up security there - leading Principal Harold Anderson to say he may bring back outdoor recess today. The fast-moving events followed a Daily News front-page exclusi...

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Published inDaily news (New York, N.Y. : 1920)
Main Author LISA L. COLANGELO, MELISSA GRACE and ELIZABETH HAYS DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York, N.Y Tribune Publishing Company, LLC 10.01.2006
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Anderson, Harold
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Summary:Even as the mayor talked tough and education officials vowed to reopen Public School 21's schoolyard, local police pledged to beef up security there - leading Principal Harold Anderson to say he may bring back outdoor recess today. The fast-moving events followed a Daily News front-page exclusive yesterday detailing Anderson's wrenching decision to close the high- achieving school's yard during recess - and before and after classes - following three days of shootings. Still, Capt. Robert Brower of the 81st Precinct said that beginning today he will assign officers to patrol the perimeter of PS 21 regularly during recess so the kids can play safely outside.