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With schools returning to in-person learning, the threat of classroom shootings follows Here s how experts say we can prevent them from happening

With schools returning to in-person learning, the threat of classroom shootings follows. Here s how experts say we can prevent them from happening. INSIDER 3/3/2021 kmclaughlin@businessinsider.com (Kelly McLaughlin) © REUTERS/Patrick T. Fallon People walk with signs against assault rifles during March for Our Lives , an organized demonstration to end gun violence, in downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S., March 24, 2018. REUTERS/Patrick T. Fallon Experts told Insider school policies and stricter gun laws can prevent shootings from happening. And with the return of in-person learning, psychology and criminology experts told Insider that while school shootings could happen again, policies including threat assessment teams and stricter gun laws can prevent such events from happening altogether.

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With schools returning to in-person learning, the threat of classroom shootings follows Here s how experts say we can prevent them from happening

With schools returning to in-person learning, the threat of classroom shootings follows Here s how experts say we can prevent them from happening
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Mentoring Program Trying To Reach Teenagers During Pandemic

I went through the program and I know the work is very true, he said. I understand you cannot have one foot in and one foot out. Terry was just 14 years old when he joined the mentoring program and now serves as the program s director. If you engage them and try to teach them step by step that s all they need is just the guidance, he said. The mentoring program started at Gary Comer College Prep. Its founder told NBC 5 he had a rough childhood growing up. My mom and my father they had me when they were teenagers, said Vondale Singleton. My mom was 15 and my father was 19.

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14 Chicago Public School Educators Receive Elite Distinguished Teacher Recognition Including Annual $10,000 Awards

14 Chicago Public School Educators Receive Elite Distinguished Teacher Recognition Including Annual $10,000 Awards Leading charter public school network recognizes transformational teachers for best-in-nation performance News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Noble Network of Charter Schools welcomes 14 teachers into its Distinguished Teacher program. Distinguished Teacher provides an industry-changing approach to celebrating and rewarding teachers who are achieving an exceptional impact with students. Among other benefits, each Distinguished Teacher will receive $10,000 annually for as long as they remain teachers at Noble. We launched the Distinguished Teacher program in 2018 following years of prior research on how to best identify, celebrate, reward, and learn from Noble s most impactful educators, said Constance Jones, CEO of Noble. This year, we re delighted to announce 14 truly outstanding teachers who bot

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Class of 2021: Seniors Forced to Make College Decisions via Virtual Tours

Class of 2021: Seniors Forced to Make College Decisions via Virtual Tours on graduating high school seniors. The senior year of high school is supposed to consist of prom and in-person graduation. Instead, most seniors are confined to their bedrooms doing school work for eight hours to turn around and work on college applications in hopes of a fresh start and a better school year. The COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered many opportunities for high school seniors looking to apply for college including canceled college tours and standardized tests. “You basically log off the computer after being on it for seven hours a day, and then it’s like I have to get the computer for three more hours to write an application essay or even research schools,” said Miranda Zanca, from Lincoln Park High School in Chicago.

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