Articles related to "Student Safety"

Preventing injuries by providing a safe educational environment is of prime concern to teachers. Teachers should be well-prepared to act when students are injured.

Funding for schools traditionally comes from property taxes which are determined by property values. With the value of properties declining, that income has decreased.

Make sure your Spring Break is a relaxing escape from your semester, as opposed to a dangerous nightmare! Here are some important precautions to ensure your safety.

Student cell phones are considered disruptive in the classroom. They are also being found to hinder safety efforts during a school crisis.

Prior to participating in school or local sports programs, parents need to be sure the program has safety policies in place as well as implement their own safety measures

In the wake of the Virginia Tech massacre and last month's decapitation of a female Chinese graduate student, safety is again taking center stage on the campus.

Binge drinking on college campuses can be a dangerous pastime. If you're going to drink, here are some important safety tips.

Students who leave the regular classroom for gifted classroom often discover they are in a distinctly different learning environment.

Transportation is the major factor for snow days decisions. Parents need a plan for their teen drivers on icy days, because "safe for buses" is not "safe for everyone".

Some schools use aversives to control student behavior in school. What does the law say about using these methods?

By understanding the daily trials each bus faces, parents can encourage their young riders to maintain proper behavior and secure safety on the road.