Thomas Peele is an investigative journalist and author based in California. He has received numerous accolades for his work, including a Pulitzer Prize in 2017. Thomas focuses on local news, particularly in various cities in California, covering topics such as education, social justice, and sexual violence.
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Thomas Peele's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, education, and crime-related stories in California. His articles often reflect evolving stories, legal policy regulations, and breaking news related to educational institutions and issues of sexual violence.
Given the nature of his reporting, Thomas may be interested in pitches that provide insights or updates on ongoing legal cases within educational institutions or those related to government policies affecting schools. Additionally, he may seek commentary from experts familiar with laws surrounding educational facilities and addressing sexual violence allegations.
Pitches could also include resources for individuals affected by these issues or information about support services available at a regional level within California.
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By: Thomas Peele
Chico State University was about to fire former biology professor David Stachura for dishonesty, sexual harassment and retaliation when it agreed to withdraw the charges last month in exchange for his resignation in a deal that bans him from working again in the California State University system, documents obtained by EdSource show.
EdSource analysis: Nearly a third of all calls for police were for serious incidents including violence
An investigation uncovers why school staff summon police, reasons that sometimes lead to student arrests, as well as issues affecting students like bullying, sexual assaults, weapons, drugs and fights.
Analysis examines the reasons why Topline Details emerged from nearly 46,000 police call logs and dispatch records EdSource obtained
Victor Valley Union High District is the latest to approve creating its own police department
A Bay Area community college journalist who wanted to be a war correspondent and was filing stories from war-torn Ukraine was killed there last week, according to news reports.
By: Thomas Peele
A bill pending in the state legislature would give teachers discretion to not press charges if they are assaulted by a student, CalMatters reported Monday.
By: John Fensterwald
Dozens of education-related proposals were passed in the final days before the Aug. 31 deadline.
By: Thomas Peele
“How dare they use my brother's death to benefit them?” Mother Jones illustration; Robin Rayne/Zuma
By: Zaidee Stavely
Many California children and their families, including immigrants, transgender students and Black and Latino students, are feeling fear and uncertainty.
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