81. School Violence: Information On Violence In Schools, School Violence Statistics violence in schools for parents, children and educators. Includes information on the causes and prevention of violence, school violence statistics and more. http://www.cfw.tufts.edu/viewtopics.asp?categoryid=3&topicid=74

82. Older Children (6-13) Find tips on preventing violence in schools, information on educational laws related to school safety, and lesson plan ideas for violence prevention. http://www.cfw.tufts.edu/ages.asp?ageid=3&topicid=74

83. Violence Prevention/Reduction violence prevention/Reduction. Other violence prevention Resources Return to Samples Campus Security and violence Reduction school Resource Officer http://www.teachersworkshop.com/twshop/vioprev.html

Other Violence Prevention Resources Return to Samples Page Teacher's Workshop Home A Violence Prevention Resource Primer ... Teacher's Workshop Home For more information Teacher's Workshop 3651 Mars Hill Road Suite 200A Watkinsville, GA 30677 Call: 1-800-991-1114 Fax: 770-725-9177 Email us at: rbender@teachersworkshop.com

84. CSPV School Violence Fact Sheets: Safe School Planning The Center for the Study and prevention of violence (CSPV) produced this quick set of facts. http://www.colorado.edu/cspv/publications/factsheets/schoolviolence/FS-SV09.html

Home I Contact I Site Map CSPV School Violence Fact Sheets Safe School Planning FS-SV09 Schools can no longer be seen as islands of safety because violence has invaded far too many of the nation's schools. Nearly 3 million index crimes occur on or around American school campuses which is 16,000 crimes per school day or about 1 every 6 seconds when schools are in session. Violence in schools has been affected by the changing climate for public education including more children of teenage parents; more latch key children and more developmentally delayed children requiring more special education classes. The varied cultural and ethnic makeup of inner city student populations has also created social stress within schools. Alcohol, drugs and gangs all contribute to school violence.

85. Virginia Best Practices In School-Based Violence Prevention Virginia Best Practices in schoolbased violence prevention, Adolescent Girl Smiling High quality youth violence prevention programs for your community. http://www.pubinfo.vcu.edu/vabp/

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86. Journal Of School Violence Current research, theory, and practice related to prevention of school violence and to intervention when violence occurs. http://genesislight.com/JSV.html

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87. Psychiatric Times Center for the Study and prevention of violence. Guerra NG (2003), Preventing school violence by promoting wellness. Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/p040461.html

88. Crime Prevention Service - Rutgers University-Newark Business crimeprevention tips from the Rutgers University school of Criminal Justice. Information on shoplifting, fraud, employee theft, robbery and workplace violence. http://crimeprevention.rutgers.edu

This website is about how to prevent crimes against your business in practical and inexpensive ways. You can learn from this site even if you don't live or work in New Jersey. The Crime Prevention Service is part of the School of Criminal Justice at the Newark campus of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

89. Youth Violence Project - Home Page Identify effective methods and policies for youth violence prevention and response, especially in school settings; http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/curry/centers/youthvio/

Virginia Youth Violence Project Effective methods for youth violence prevention and school safety Curry School of Education University of Virginia Acknowledgements Bibliography ... Training Available WWW Youth Violence Site Contact Information Virginia Youth Violence Project School of Education University of Virginia Postal Address P.O. Box 400270 Charlottesville, VA 22904-4270 Delivery Address 405 Emmet Street Charlottesville, VA 22903 Telephone: Fax Email This email address is an image rather than a link, in order to avoid spam. Now available: our Guidelines for Responding to Student Threats of Violence. This research-based manual explains how school teams can evaluate and resolve potentially dangerous situations in schools. In most cases, student incidents can be resolved without resorting to long-term suspension. More information. How dangerous are our schools? News coverage of school shootings inflamed public fears, but there is solid evidence that youth violence inside and outside of schools has declined substantially since 1994. More Can we identify dangerous students?

90. Legislative Action Focus Reports Selected Internet Sites school Safety and violence prevention. Center for the prevention of school violence North Carolina State University www.ncsu.edu/ http://www.sreb.org/scripts/Focus/focus1.asp?Code=16

91. School Safety And Violence Prevention Find out if there is a violence prevention group in your community. implementing, and evaluating your school s violence prevention and response plan. http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/News/violprev.html

FYI: SCHOOL SAFETY AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION Characteristics of a Safe School Focus on academic achievement. Involve families in meaningful ways. Develop links to the community. Emphasize positive relationships among students and staff. Discuss safety issues openly. Treat students with equal respect. Create ways for students to share their concerns. Help children feel safe expressing their feelings. Have in place a system for referring children who are suspected of being abused or neglected. Offer extended day programs for children. Promote good citizenship and character. Identify problems and assess progress toward solutions. Support students in making the transition to adult life and the workplace. Tips for Parents Parents can help create safe schools. Here are some ideas that parents in other communities have tried: Discuss the school's discipline policy with your child. Show your support for the rules, and help your child understand the reasons for them. Involve your child in setting rules for appropriate behavior at home.

92. This Page Has Moved... Provides information and resources concerning riskfocused prevention for adolescent substance abuse, delinquency, violence, teen pregnancy, and school drop-out. http://www.cadvantage.com/rpcfh/

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93. Table Of Contents Chicago Commons Association (ACYF Youth Gang Drug prevention Progs. school Main Second Step A violence prevention Curriculum STANDUP FOR KIDS http://www.nal.usda.gov/pavnet/ye/youthed.html

Table of Contents 4-H Adventure in Science (AIS) 4-H Fisheries Education, Natural Resources, and Youth Development Program Aban Aya Youth Project (AAYP) Abolish Chronic Truancy (ACT) ... YouthBuild USA

94. Constitutional Rights Foundation--School Violence Preventing school violence Policies for Safety, Caring, and Achievement Stopping school violence Resources from the National Crime prevention Council. http://www.crf-usa.org/violence/links.html

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION School Violence Links Non-Profit Organizations Victims Organizations Government Broadcast Media ... Listservs Non-Profit Organizations Center for the Prevention of School Violence National School Safety Center A resource for school safety information, training, and violence prevention. Safe, Secure and Healthy Schools Resources from the National Education Association, the nation’s largest teacher organization. Community Violence Prevention Kit From the National PTA. Keep Schools Safe A project of the National Association of Attorneys General and the National School Boards Association. School House Hype: School shootings and the real risks kids face in America. From the Justice Policy Institute. Preventing School Violence: Policies for Safety, Caring, and Achievement An infobrief synopsis from the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. Warning Signs The American Psychological Association’s web site on the warning signs of violent behavior. Stopping School Violence Resources from the National Crime Prevention Council. Teaching Tolerance Teaching resources from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

95. USCM | 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/

©2005 The U.S. Conference of Mayors Tom Cochran, Executive Director 1620 Eye Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006 Tel. 202.293.7330 ~ Fax 202.293.2352 info@usmayors.org

96. SCHOOL VIOLENCE PREVENTION (Subject) - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia O school VIOLENCEPREVENTION (Subject) Online Library. We searched for subjects school violencePrevention and found 113 total results. http://www.questia.com/SM.qst?act=search&subjects=School violence--Prevention&su

97. School Violence - A Hilton M. Briggs Library Resource Guide Focus on afterschool time for violence prevention, http//purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS26144 Stopping school violence - National Crime prevention Council http://lib.sdstate.edu/lib11/guidemonth/schoolviol.html

School Violence April 2005 A Hilton M. Briggs Library Resource Guide Guide Archive Background Reference Sources Books/Documents/ ... Recommend a Guide Topic Background On Monday, March 21, 2005, a 16-year old student in Red Lake, Minnesota shot and killed 9 people, injured 7 others, and then killed himself at the local high school. This tragedy strikes close to home for South Dakotans. According to the National Center for Education Statistics' Indicators of School Crime and Safety 2004 from 1999-2000 20% of public schools experienced some form of violent crime, including rape, assault and robbery. During that time period there were also 32 violent deaths in schools in the United States. For more information on school violence background, statistics, and prevention see the print and electronic resources below. Back to top Selected Reference Sources Located in the Reference Area on the Main Level Call Number Title / Author REF H35.E3 1998 pg. 881 CQ Researcher - School Violence REF Encyclopedia of American Education REF Encyclopedia of Criminology and Deviant Behavior REF Encyclopedia of Education REF The International Encyclopedia of Education REF Encyclopedia of Juvenile Justice REF Statistical Handbook on Violence in America REF Violence in America: An Encyclopedia REF Violent Children: A Reference Handbook Back to top Books - Located on the Upper Level Government Documents - Lower Level Videos - Located on the Main Level Books and videos and most Government Documents are available for checkout.

98. Schoolviol.htm Four steps to reduce school and youth violence. Produced by Fight Crime Invest in Kids organization. http://www.fightcrime.org/reports/schoolviol.htm

President Sanford A. Newman Deputy Directors Amy R. Dawson Brendan J. Fitzsimons Fight Crime: Invest in Kids From America's Front Line Against Crime: A School and Youth Violence Prevention Plan As an organization of more than of police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors, crime survivors and leaders of police officer organizatons, we are determined to see that dangerous criminals are put behind bars. But anyone who thinks that jailing a criminal undoes the agony crime leaves in its wake hasn't seen crime up close. America's anti-crime arsenal contains no weapons more powerful than the proven programs that help kids get the right start in lifeprograms like school readiness child care, youth development programs for the after-school and summer hours, child abuse prevention, and intervention programs proven to help get troubled kids back on track. Yet today, inadequate funding for Head Start, school readiness child care, after-school youth development programs and counseling for troubled kids leaves millions of children at needless risk of becoming violent or delinquent teens and adult criminalsand leaves every American at needless risk of becoming a victim. We call on all public officials to adopt a four-part plan to dramatically reduce crime and violence, and help young people learn the skills and values they need to become good neighbors and responsible adults. While no plan can prevent every violent act, this common-sense planbased on our experience and the latest research about what really works to fight crimecan make all of us safer.

99. The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Product: 'Handbook Of School Violence' Part II prevention of school violence examines the effectiveness of interventions in use today Types of violence in school; Preventing school violence http://www.haworthpress.com/store/product.asp?sku=5008

100. Division For Learning Support: Equity And Advocacy The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction provides services to school in the prevention of youth crime and school violence including professional http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsea/sspw/yvp.html

Home News Visitor Data Topics Division for Learning Support: Equity and Advocacy DPI Menu Superintendent's Page Directories Ask WI Librarians On September 6, 2005, the Department unveiled its new redesigned website. For navigation assistance, click on the image on the left menu. If you reached this page from an email regarding the Leadership Conference, the correct link is dpi.wi.gov/sped/falleader.html The Division for Learning Support: Equity and Advocacy consists of: Special Education Team Student Services, Prevention, and Wellness Team Wisconsin Educational Services Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing , Delavan Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired , Janesville The mission of the division is to provide technical assistance, leadership, advocacy, staff development, training, and education to help meet the diverse cultural, emotional, social, health, and educational needs of Wisconsin's youth. The mission is met through collaboration with federal, state, and local groups. The division, through the state schools, WESPDHH and WCBVI, provides direct instruction to students and technical assistance through outreach to local educational agencies (LEAs), communities, and families statewide. The fulfillment of the mission involves managing state and federal resources, monitoring and evaluating programs and practices, and facilitating school-district and community efforts to meet specific needs of students. The division's staff and resources are committed to attaining goals consistent with the five strategic priorities of the State Superintendent's

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