(iStock) NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Despite research showing up to a third of U.S. teens experience dating violence, a new study finds a majority of high schools don't have procedures or trained staff to deal with the issue. According to the report published in the journal Pediatrics, some 70 percent of U.S. high school counselors have not received any formal training in teen dating violence. That's a big problem, the study's lead author said. "For example, if a female is abused in a relationship in a high school and they go to a school counselor, the counselor would not have a set protocol or procedure to handle the problem," Jagdish Khubchandani, an assistant professor of community health at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, told Reuters Health. Khubchandani said dating violence can range from simple verbal abuse to teens being raped, beaten and - in the most extreme cases - murdered. To see how prepared schools were to … [Read more...] about Schools don’t see teen dating violence as a priority
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Gabriela López, recalled San Francisco school board member, files plans to run again
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 2 A San Francisco school board member who was recalled from office in a landslide vote in February intends to run again for the position, one of nine candidates who have notified election officials of their intent to run for one of three seats in the November election. Gabriela López submitted her candidacy papers Thursday, according to the San Francisco Department of Elections, a day before the filing deadline. López was one of three school board members removed from the board in the recall. She was serving as board president at the time. The recall divided the city, with a grassroots effort of frustrated parents and community members pushing for the trustees’ removal over the slow reopening of schools during the pandemic and the board’s focus on controversial issues like renaming 44 school sites and ending the merit-based admission system at Lowell High School. Mayor London Breed … [Read more...] about Gabriela López, recalled San Francisco school board member, files plans to run again
Community College Of Allegheny County Allegheny Campus To Hold In-Person Open House On August 10
0 Schools Participants will be able to interact with faculty and staff on campus for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. Press Release Desk , News Partner Posted Reply Press release from the Community College of Allegheny County: July 21, 2022 PITTSBURGH—The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) will host in-person Open House and Admitted Student Days at Allegheny, Boyce, North and South campuses Aug. 8 through Aug.13 (please see schedule below). The events are open to all and will provide prospective students, their family members and friends with an opportunity to learn more about CCAC. The college's administrators, faculty, advisors and staff will be on hand with information surrounding the college's admissions process, academic program options, student life and student engagement opportunities and more. At $122 per credit hour (in-county tuition), students can save thousands of dollars at CCAC. Visit … [Read more...] about Community College Of Allegheny County Allegheny Campus To Hold In-Person Open House On August 10
Residents Back Oak Lawn Police In Wake Of Teen Arrest Video
23 Politics & Government Oak Lawn residents support the embattled police department during public comments at village board meeting. Board back cops "110 percent." Lorraine Swanson , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Replies OAK LAWN, IL — Oak Lawn residents resoundingly supported the police department in their public comments during Tuesday morning's village board meeting in the wake of a citizen's video last month capturing officers punching and tasing an Arab American youth . Police allege the teen fled a traffic stop and was later found to be carrying a loaded gun. The case is currently being reviewed by the Illinois State Police . Residents also blamed the news media for telling only one side of the story that has made Oak Lawn the subject of recent demonstrations calling for the three officers involved to be charged and fired. Many of those commenting thanked and praised officers for taking a gun off the … [Read more...] about Residents Back Oak Lawn Police In Wake Of Teen Arrest Video
Challenge Yourself – Join the Champions Run Saturday, July 16
0 This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Community Corner All of the proceeds from this family-friendly event will be donated to the Palatine and Fremd Wrestling Teams. Vicarious Public Relations , Community Contributor Posted Reply Area residents are invited to challenge themselves while participating in the third annual Champions Run on Saturday, July 16. The event starts in Palatine at Deer Grove East (1599 Pepper Tree Drive) and ends with an epic after party at Tap House Grill (56 W. Wilson Street). The 10K starts at 8 a.m. and the 5K starts at 8:10 a.m. The Palatine and Fremd High School Wrestling Programs will receive 100% of the proceeds from this event. In addition to walkers and runners, caregivers with children in strollers are invited to get in on the fun! All participants will receive a Dri-Fit shirt, finisher pint glass, and a complimentary beverage and … [Read more...] about Challenge Yourself – Join the Champions Run Saturday, July 16
Raiders RB Zamir White has overcome lifetime of obstacles
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Scotland High School coach Richard Bailey has had a handful of players make it to the NFL out of Laurinburg, North Carolina, none more special than Las Vegas Raiders rookie Zamir White. Shortly after the Raiders took White with the 122nd pick in the NFL draft, he said it was a moment he’d been waiting for his entire life. It’s a life he was never supposed to live. Affectionately known as Zeus, the now-chiseled 225-pound power back weighed 1 pound when his mother was six months pregnant. Doctors wanted to terminate the pregnancy. His great-grandmother demanded otherwise, even if it meant he could exhale only once. White was born with a cleft lip and cleft palate and was given two weeks to live. He spent the first three months of his life in a hospital, as he developed a leak in his kidney and needed surgery for a hernia. Later in life, White tore his … [Read more...] about Raiders RB Zamir White has overcome lifetime of obstacles