1. School Violence Prevention Category Training. School Violence Prevention Before Columbine and After Virginia Tech br / (An AwarenessBuilding seminar) http://www.attctraining.org/Trainings/Programs/School_Violence_Prevention.aspx?F

2. School Violence Prevention | Education Development Center Education Development Center (EDC) is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing learning and promoting health. http://www.edc.org/newsroom/articles/school_violence_prevention

Skip to Navigation Education Development Center: Improving education and health worldwide About Divisions News Publications ... Articles School Violence Prevention Aggressors, Victims, and Bystanders August 31, 2001 On her way to school Anna sees two girls taunting one another, surrounded by a dozen other students. She notices that one of the girls begins to push the other girl and then pull her hair. EDC Health and Human Development Programs . In many cases of averted school violence, he adds, bystanders saw a red flag and took action that effectively prevented a tragedy. Aggressors, Victims, and Bystanders AVB The goal of AVB About the Curriculum AVB U.S. Department of Education and was selected by the Illinois Commission for the Prevention of Violence as one of a handful of recommended curricula. It also received an A rating from Drug Strategies, a nonprofit research institute that promotes effective approaches. It is used in 44 states and has been formally adopted by many county and state groups and agencies. In West Palm Beach, Florida, where the county has adopted AVB for its middle school students, police officers have been trained to teach the curriculum to 12,000 sixth graders each year (see sidebar). In the fall, the program will be expanded to reach twice that number of students.

3. School Violence Prevention Manual | Colorado State Attorney General The School Violence Prevention and Student Discipline Manual is prepared by the Attorney General's Office and distributed to schools in cooperation with the CU Center for the Study http://www.coloradoattorneygeneral.gov/initiatives/youth_violence_prevention/sch

Home About the AG Departments POST ... Youth Violence Prevention » School Violence Prevention School Violence Prevention Manual The School Violence Prevention and Student Discipline Manual is prepared by the Attorney General's Office and distributed to schools in cooperation with the CU Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence. The manual addresses the legal issues surrounding reporting, search and seizure, disciplinary actions, and school policies. The manual is updated periodically and is available on-line through the following link: Colorado School Violence Prevention and Student Discipline Manual for 2009 Ten Steps to Safer Schools Safe Schools Information Sharing Survey Results John Suthers - Sept. 16, 2010 Safe Schools Regional Training Speech Youth Violence Prevention Interagency Cooperation School Violence Prevention Search 1525 Sherman St. Denver, Colorado 80203 P: 303-866-4500 F: 303-866-5691 Attorney.General@state.co.us Consumer Line: 800-222-4444 Contact Us Sitemap

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5. TeachSafeSchools.org - Helping Teachers To Develop Safer Schools And Prevent Sch Helping school personnel to develop a supportive, safe learning environment, with evidencebased information and techniques to assist schools in the prevention of school violence. http://schoolviolenceprevention.com/

Getting Started Subject Index Previous Articles Join our mailing list and receive updates about our activities. Your Name: Your E-mail: Mission Statement Search Site: What makes this website different? The information presented here will help you bridge the gap between research findings and the practices and procedures for violence prevention that are needed in your school This website's mission is to help school personnel develop a supportive, safe and inviting learning environment where students can thrive and be successful. It provides evidence-based information and techniques to assist the school community in the prevention of school violence. Get started in your school Child Anxiety: Signs and Symptoms of Problematic Reactions By Wendy K. Silverman, Ph.D., ABPP Scientific Board, The Melissa Institute for Violence Prevention and Treatment All children have anxiety reactions. Transient or temporary child anxiety reactions are expected and cause relatively little interference in functioning for the average child. Transient child anxiety reactions tend to be associated with new or unexpected events (e.g., the first day of school). Most importantly, transient child anxiety reactions can be handled with minimal reassurance or encouragement. Some children show anxiety reactions that are more than transient or temporary. Some children may begin showing signs and symptoms of anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders are one of the most common disorders in young people. The most important signs to look for relate to interference or impairment in functioning. That is, are the child’s anxiety reactions beginning to interfere with functioning in the areas that are most critical for children? These include the areas of peer relationships, academics, family relationships, and the child’s feeling excessive internal, subjective distress. If interference or impairment is evident, it is possible that the children’s reactions are more than just transient. They may be suggestive of a clinical anxiety disorder.

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8. Reason Foundation - Strategies To Keep Schools Safe We divide school violenceprevention methods into three classes—measures related to school management (that is, related to discipline and punishment), measures related to http://reason.org/news/show/1007114.html

Reason Foundation RSS Feeds Reason.com Reason.tv Search Reason Home About Reason Contact Us Events ... Support Reason Email Updates Get weekly updates from Reason. First Name Last Name Email absoluteBaseUrl = "http://pages.email.reason.org/"; SaveAnalyticData(91276, '94adcc50-c272-446a-bd29-fbecdc602d51', '955c3473-63b4-4148-ad0e-7b6c586fc88d'); Today's Top Topics 19th Annual Highway Report Reforming the Housing Market By Phasing Out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac A Vote Against Government Strategies to Keep Schools Safe Policy Study 234 Alexander Volokh and Lisa Snell January 1, 1998 Introduction School violence is a serious problem, especially in public schools. Improving the quality of American education is difficult without also addressing school violence, since regardless of how good the teachers or curriculum are, violence makes it difficult for students to learn. Our research leads us to the following conclusions: There is no one-size-fits-all solution. As William Modzeleski of the U.S. Department of Education put it, "There is no one program, no silver bullet, so that you can get one program up and say, Here it is if you put this program in your school, you are going to resolve violence." If all schools were the same, in demographically similar neighborhoods, with similar crime rates in the surrounding community, with similar-quality teachers and similarly committed staffs, and similar budgetary constraints, then we could feel safe advocating a common policy for all schools. But schools are self-evidently not like that. The ideal violence-prevention policy will likely be different for each school.

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10. The U.S. Conference Of Mayors : Best Practices Database Search the United States Conference of Mayors site for what mayors have reported about school violence and prevention programs. http://www.usmayors.org/uscm/best_practices/

11. Cpsv.org | Center For The Prevention Of School Violence Area based research center. Offers resources for parents and school administrators. http://www.ncdjjdp.org/cpsv/

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12. School Violence Prevention Act | EHow.com School Violence Prevention Act. The North Carolina School Violence Prevention Act is a law meant to codify a generally accepted definition of what bullying is, where it can be http://www.ehow.com/about_6468308_school-violence-prevention-act.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home North Carolina Grants School Violence Prevention Act Top 5 To Try Ways to Stop School Violence What Is School Violence? Common Laws Related to Workplace Violence How to Stop Teen Violence School Violence Prevention Act By Christopher Herhalt eHow Contributor updated: May 7, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? The North Carolina General Assembly narrowly voted in favor of this bill in June 2009. Fotolia.com The North Carolina School Violence Prevention Act is a law meant to codify a generally accepted definition of what bullying is, where it can be seen to occur and what state teachers and principals can do to stop it. It expands the definition of bullying to include gender identification and sexual orientation. It was signed into law June 30, 2009, by North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue. It was intended to begin addressing the issue of bullying in North Carolina public schools during the 2009-2010 academic year and beyond. Students, Teachers and Staff The statute says that bullying is caused by any "acts being motivated by any actual or perceived differentiating characteristic." These characteristics include race, color

13. Violence Prevention Page Welcome to the School Violence Prevention and Intervention issue area on the Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice's web site. http://cecp.air.org/school_violence.asp

About the Center Products Current Events Links ... Search Issue Areas Child Welfare Cultural Competence Families Juvenile Justice ... Alternative Schools Miniwebs Functional Behavioral Assessment Prevention Strategies that Work Prevention and Early Intervention Promising Practice in Children's Mental Health ... Strengthening the Safety Net Interactive! CECP Discussions Information Resources Need Help Finding What You're Looking For? Contact CECP School Violence Prevention and Intervention Welcome to the School Violence Prevention and Intervention issue area on the Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice's web site. Compilation for this issues area is not yet complete. There are, however, several active links on this page. Check back often for updates! Center Documents The following documents were produced with the support of the Office of Special Education Programs Safe and Drug Free Schools Program , the Center for Mental Health Services , and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Early Warning, Timely Response - A Guide to Safe Schools

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15. SAMHSA Publications Current grant information and programs for school violence designed to develop knowledge about what works best to reduce school violence. http://www.mentalhealth.org/schoolviolence/

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Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Walker, Dean Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management Eugene OR. School Violence Prevention. ERIC Digest, Number 94. Eighty-nine percent of respondents in 700 cities and towns surveyed by the National League of Cities in 1994 said that school violence is a problem in their community (Randy Arndt 1994). Researchers have identified several major causes for the increase in violent behavior, causes so entangled that attempting to address one while ignoring another is to risk failure altogether. Poverty, racism, unemployment, substance abuse, easy access to weapons, inadequate or abusive parenting practices, and frequent exposure to violence through the media are all culpable (National Association for the Education of Young Children 1993). Tactics to deal with the burgeoning violence of youth have been mostly one-dimensional, relying on removal of the offender by suspension or placement outside of the mainstream classroom. This can protect other students; however, it has proven ineffective in preventing children from developing criminal careers. Educators and psychologists are eyeing the PREVENTION of violent behavior as both a more humane and more cost-effective response to this multidimensional problem (Hill Walker 1994). WHAT CAN SCHOOLS DO TO PREVENT VIOLENT BEHAVIOR?

17. Christian Action League » Articles » The School Violence Prevention Act: A Wol The only lasting cure for evil and injustice is Christian action http://christianactionleague.org/news/the-school-violence-prevention-act-a-wolf-

The only lasting cure for evil and injustice is Christian action Menu Home About CAL Our Director Contact Us ... FAQs Eden Toon of the Week Click for full toon CAL Video 2010 NC Leg Wrap-up 2009 NC Leg Wrap-up National News Growing demand vs. fewer donations Lame-duck quackery Midterms give hope for Minn. marriage Ezell, state execs discuss future direction ... Alert to Prayer By Rev. Mark H. Creech Christian Action League of North Carolina, Inc. Such is very much the case with Board of Education members steered clear of specific classifications in their policy for a number of reasons. Several were concerned that a list would cause school administrators to overlook bullying of other groups that were not on the list; and at least one member feared the classifications list would create a victim mentality in students who feel they fit the criteria. So why insist on enumerations in the legislation? It is because there really is a hidden agenda by pro-homosexual influences. Lawmakers should not be fooled. No matter how beautiful The School Violence Prevention Act with its controversial language may be expressed, it is not a grape but a buckthorn. It is not a fig, but a thistle. Rev. Mark H. Creech is executive director of the Raleigh-based Christian Action League of North Carolina.

18. Safe Schools - Learning Support (CA Dept Of Education) California Department of Education offering a variety of resources on high-risk students, gangs, and after school programs. http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ss/

19. School Violence And School Safety HELP We provide school safety and school violence prevention information in the form of opinion only. We are not safety experts, each school community must decide what to do on their http://www.keepschoolssafe.org/

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