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School says Clarksville teacher screamed in 4-year-old's face, pulled his hair, pushed him; DCS reopens investigation - Vimarsana News

School says Clarksville teacher screamed in 4-year-old's face, pulled his hair, pushed him; DCS reopens investigation

A Minglewood Elementary School teacher accused of screaming at a 4-year-old special needs student, pulling his hair and pushing him received a three-day suspension and reprimand earlier this school year.

7 ways autistic students can unlock their potential in college - Vimarsana News

7 ways autistic students can unlock their potential in college

​Having a go-to contact person - an adviser, counselor, teacher or faculty member - was essential, the parents and students told us. Such professionals may recognize the student's talents, support their interests and nurture opportunities for their growth.

Vandal scrawls swastikas on Bronx autism school as hate crimes against Jews continue to spike - Vimarsana News

Vandal scrawls swastikas on Bronx autism school as hate crimes against Jews continue to spike

A vandal drew swastikas and the letter “K” multiple times on a Bronx school for autistic students, police said Wednesday. The defacement comes as hate crimes against Jews in the city continue to spike as the ongoing Israeli-Hamas conflict in Gaza continues. The scrawler was caught on surveillance camera walking up to the Autism Care Partners building on Jerome Ave. near E. 181st St. in ...

Source: yahoo.com
Why a Fayetteville boy hopes a vending machine will cover special needs education costs - Vimarsana News

Why a Fayetteville boy hopes a vending machine will cover special needs education costs

Carter used to hate his brain and wished he wasn't autistic. Then he found the School of Hope. Now he hopes he can cover costs to stay in the school.

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Ticketing misbehaving students is counter-productive, critics of that practice argue - Juvenile Justice Information ExchangeJuvenile Justice Information Exchange - Vimarsana News

Ticketing misbehaving students is counter-productive, critics of that practice argue - Juvenile Justice Information ExchangeJuvenile Justice Information Exchange

Students can be ticketed by school resource officers or by local police departments to whom school staff members refer students viewed as disruptive. From misdemeanor offenses to such potential felony offenses as gun possession or assault, students can be cited under local ordinances. There is no centralized database of how many school districts employ that kind of discipline.

Source: jjie.org