South Dakota arms teachers in K-12
In March, 2013, South Dakota became the first state to pass a law that allows teachers and other school employees to carry
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In March, 2013, South Dakota became the first state to pass a law that allows teachers and other school employees to carry
Two boys at Fort Colville Elementary School in Washington planned to kill several classmates in February, 2013. One of the
Since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in December, 2012, teachers and administrators are taking a close look at anything
Senator Diane Feinstein of California will introduce a bill into Congress in January, 2013. Reportedly it will ban the sale, possession,
On the same day as the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Connecticut in December, 2012, a 17-year-old girl in
You may be on your Christmas or winter vacation from school and won’t have a chance to discuss this in class
The tragic loss of lives on December 14, 2012 at a Connecticut Elementary School has left us saddened and dumbfounded.
Hazing laws exist in most states to protect students from serious harm, usually physical, and even death as there have
Jaime Gonzalez was a drum major at Cummings Middle School in Brownsville, Texas. The school superintendent described him as “a
As you know, many middle schools and high schools across the country have zero-tolerance policies regarding drugs, alcohol and weapons.