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The National School Safety Center and state school superintendents are sponsoring America’s Safe Schools Week, October 16-22, 2011. This designation is intended to motivate schools, administrators, parents, students, and communities to advocate for school safety.
Read more: October 16-22 is America’s Safe Schools Week…
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At an international think tank recently held at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, researchers joined together to discuss bullying. Participants included three Arizona State University faculty members, who are working to create antibullying programs and to further study bullying issues.
Read more: International Think Tank Focuses on Bullying Solutions…
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Read Tony Jace’s latest entry in the CPI Executive Blog, “Our Schools Are Still Too Violent: NCES Releases School Crime and Safety Report,” about the National Center for Education Statistics’ (NCES) recent report on school violence. The NCES is a division of the US Department of Education and the Institute of Education Sciences.
Read more: Our Schools Are Still Too Violent: NCES Releases School Crime and Safety Report…
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Schools in Akron, OH have access to eight bullying prevention specialists as part of a program of the school district’s Office of Drug/Violence Prevention, funded through the state’s poverty assistance aid.
Read more: Akron Schools Emphasize Bullying Prevention…
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Schools in the Manchester, New Hampshire district reported 450 claims for worker’s compensation for teachers and other employees in 2008 and 2009, with more than half of injuries linking to a student, according to a recent article.
Read more: Schools Find New Ways to Prevent Violence…
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