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Breaking the trust barrier: with troubled students.(voices of pioneers)
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Reclaiming Children and Youth
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March 22, 2008
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- Long, Nicholas J.
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Dr. Nicholas Long has served for sixteen years as founding co-editor of this journal. The current issue marks his transition to a well-deserved retirement. In his new role as "editor emeritus," we will ask him to continue sharing wisdom from a half century of experience in this field.
Recently in Florence Italy, Jody and I toured the Contini Collection in the Uffizi Museum. Our guide, Guido, spoke Italian in rapid fire sentences, and I realized I could not keep up with him, so I wandered around on my own to see what might be discovered.
Soon I was standing before the familiar painting of The Madonna and the Bambino. I must have seen hundreds ...
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Personal Struggles in Reclaiming Troubled Students.
Reclaiming Children and Youth;
June 22, 2000 ;
Long, Nicholas J.;
787 words
......makes the task of educating these troubled students difficult is the reality that we...behaviors. Why Is It Difficult to Help Troubled Students? The concept of caring for others...Unfortunately, the process of helping troubled students goes far beyond the concepts of love...
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A day of calm, but the debate rages on: After Albany fights, high school...
Times Union (Albany, NY);
September 22, 2007 ;
648 words
......on how the district should handle troubled students. Mayor Jerry Jennings, a former vice...advocated creating a separate campus for troubled students. Right now, there should be an alternative...served as an alternate school for troubled students, but that didn't work. It wasn't...
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A.J. to train teachers on violence signals: Police say program could help...
Tribune (Mesa, AZ);
May 9, 2007 ;
342 words
......Apache Junction police want to help teachers identify troubled students who exhibit these and other signs that could indicate a...volunteers in early identification and intervention for troubled students. In the wake of the shootings at Virginia Tech last month...
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FUNDING SET FOR TROUBLED STUDENTS.(Local)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);
May 7, 1996 ;
51 words
......ways to deal with suspended or expelled students. The Senate gave final approval to HB 1203 which earmarks $557,853 for the effort. It authorizes creation of four pilot schools for troubled students as well as grants forsuspension programs.
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Lessons From the Front.(Boston program for troubled students)(Brief...
Newsweek;
June 8, 1998 ;
Rosenberg, Debra;
488 words
......fewer than a quarter of the grads have been nabbed on another weapons offense. Even the best programs will overlook some troubled students. But now some schools are at least looking harder. Last week one suburban Boston student was held for psychiatric evaluation...
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Cleveland day, public schools respond to California shooting: Most have...
Cleveland Jewish News;
March 9, 2001 ;
Harris, Ellen;
787 words
......respond to California shooting: Most have programs to help troubled students In the wake of this week's school shooting in a suburb...shootings, most say they have programs in place to identify troubled students. Lenore Koppel, interim head of The Pardes School, says...
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Mesa police program tries to steer troubled students on right course.
Tribune (Mesa, AZ);
January 18, 2007 ;
427 words
......20 students will go to regular classes at McKellips Middle School, an alternative school run by Mesa Public Schools for troubled students. If successful, officials hope to make the program available citywide. Carlos Gutierrez, 15, is a sharp, well-spoken student...
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COLLEGES MOVE TO IDENTIFY TROUBLED STUDENTS SEATTLE CENTRAL AND UW FORMING...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA);
April 3, 2008 ;
Rolph, Amy;
787 words
......around the country are seeking new ways of identifying troubled students - for their own good and the safety of those around them...of mental health professionals to gauge the condition of troubled students and make recommendations about their care. The UW's consultation...
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Anthony Stevenson, center, is the creator of programs for academically...
KRT Photos;
March 13, 2001 ;
VICKI VALERIO;
157 words
......BY VICKI VALERIO/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER (July 11) Anthony Stevenson, center, is the creator of programs for academically troubled students at Cheltenham High School in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. (PH) NC KD 2001 (Horiz) (mvw) (Diversity) Document Name|US...
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A poor plan for troubled students
The Boston Globe;
May 18, 1998 ;
330 words
......now evaluated at the Barron, he should make that case directly. Otherwise he is merely creating a system that will expel troubled students to the streets and put greater pressure on the underfunded alternative high school programs, which currently serve about...
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Federal grant to benefit Tech health services: The grant will fund three...
Roanoke Times (Roanoke, VA);
September 22, 2007 ;
463 words
......create three case manager positions to help follow up on troubled students. The new positions will be in the dean of students office...helping Tech identify needs and develop a plan to deal with troubled students. The grant will help get some of those plans off the ground...
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Corruption probe ordered into troubled student union.
Australasian Business Intelligence;
July 24, 2003 ;
178 words
...Jul 24, 2003 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) The University of Melbourne's troubled student union is facing a corruption probe. Allegations of illegality and misuse of student funds at the Union House have sparked the probe...
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Cocalico officials hear report on systems for troubled students
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA;
December 1, 2004 ;
John Friel, Correspondent;
394 words
......to be found locally. At its Nov. 15 meeting, Cocalico school board heard special reports on several systems in place for troubled students. Nancy Elkin, who serves as a consultant and liaison for counseling services, said she has made 33 mental health referrals...
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Concerned professors have few guidelines on troubled students.
Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA);
April 19, 2007 ;
533 words
......college officials can't force students to see counselors, there are ways to encourage them. ODU has policies that can require troubled students to receive counseling if they want to remain enrolled. Last semester, Bostic promised to waive a late penalty on a paper...
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VA. TECH ATTACK LEADS TO CHANGES COLLEGES ARE PAYING LESS ATTENTION TO...
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);
April 14, 2008 ;
787 words
......health system has changed how American colleges reach out to troubled students. Administrators are pushing students harder to get help...Cho shootings into three broad categories. 1. IDENTIFYING TROUBLED STUDENTS Faculty are speaking up more about students who worry them...
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