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Bill that would force schools to tackle bullying is in jeopardy (WZZM 13 Grand Rapids)

Bill that would force schools to tackle bullying is in jeopardy

Bill that would force schools to tackle bullying is in jeopardy (Detroit Free Press)

Matt's Law, which would require every school to have an anti-bullying policy, passed the state House, but is stalled in the Senate, where it will die if it's not passed this fall.

Bill that would force schools to tackle bullying is in jeopardy (Detroit Free Press)

Kevin Epling of East Lansing is trying to pass Matt's Law, which would require every school to have an anti-bullying policy. It passed the state House, but is stalled in the Senate, where it will die if it's not passed this fall.

School Board Candidate Statement: John Selawsky (Berkeley Daily Planet)

I am running for re-election to the Berkeley School Board because I have the energy, enthusiasm, experience, and knowledge to continue the impressive improvements that the Berkeley Unified School District has achieved since I was first elected to the Board in 2000. I have strong educational, fiscal, and operational experience, and I bring the additional perspective as an environmentalist and ...

Work it out in mediation (Poughkeepsie Journal)

No more misunderstandings. No more squabbles. Nope, Chuck and Diane Graziosi aren't disagreeing any more over the particulars of their marital separation, thanks to Jody Miller, their mediator and the executive director of the Mediation Center of Dutchess County in Poughkeepsie.

House District 66 candidates differ on paths to take (The Des Moines Register)

Ako Abdul-Samad and Chris Moeller want similar things for Iowans, but the candidates for the Iowa House District 66 seat would go about it in different ways.

Restorative justice unveiled at two inner city schools (Ancaster News)

A new tool that helps youth understand the human impact of criminal activity is being unveiled at selected inner-city secondary and elementary schools.

Kenya: Schools Offer Studies On Peace (AllAfrica.com)

Peace Education has been introduced as a compulsory subject in both primary and secondary schools from next term.

Teachers cover for bad parents (The Courier Mail)

CHILDREN will learn how to cope with fear, stress and depression from teachers under a plan from the Education Minister, who says parents are failing them.

Prop. V promotes 'Don't ask, don't tell' mandate (San Francisco Chronicle)

Should public schools open their doors to military recruitment, of any type, on campus? That was the question San Francisco voters took up in 2005, when they overwhelmingly passed Proposition I, which urged the city's schools to reject military recruitment in...