
Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program How Clique Leaders Can help reduce bullying and violence.
Source: www.tolerance.org
Mix It Up at Lunch Day is just around the corner. Most students report that the Mix It Up experience – taking one lunch hour to sit somewhere new and make friends – is a positive experience that helps reduce tension across social boundaries. Sometimes, though, students are reluctant to participate.

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program Violencia en el salón de clases: Safe School Ambassador Trainer Lidia Lopez is asked to comment.
Source: www.univision.com

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program
Verbal Put-Downs Common in All Types
of High Schools, Researcher
Finds
Source: blogs.edweek.org
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Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program An overview of the Safe School Ambassador Program at the middle school level. Produced by and featuring staff and students from the Kern County, CA SSA program.

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program A compilation of interviews with Safe School Ambassadors, school staff and administrators discussing the impact of the SSA program on increasing tolerance and preventing cruelty on campus

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program School Safety: 11 year old threatens to blow up another student
School safety: 11 year-old threatens to blow up another student by Volusia County Parenting & Educat
Source: www.examiner.com
It's only the second week of school in Volusia County, Florida and already there are reports of school violence. The Daytona Beach News Journal reported that an 11-year-old Debary middle school student ...

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program
The attached link is an article is from the Spring 2009 California School Board Association magazine and focuses attention on programs that address bullying in our schools. Community Matters’ Safe School Ambassadors Program is prominently featured.
http://www.csba.org/NewsAndMedia/Publica tions/CASchoolsMagazine/2009/Spring.aspx
Source: www.csba.org
31 March 2009 - Close to one-fourth of California students are involved in bullying, either as bullies, victims or both. A number of programs have proved helpful in countering the trend.

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program Don Shigekawa, retired Safe & Drug Free Schools Coordinator for the Clear Creek Independent School District, Houston, TX, discusses results of a two-year discipline data comparison before and after implementing Safe School Ambassadors in 12 middle and high schools.

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program
John Linney, Safe School Ambassadors senior trainer, speaks with El Paso, TX local NewsChannel 9 about steps parents can take when they learn their child is a victim of bullying. Click this link to see the video:
http://www.ktsm.com/news/expert-on-bully ing-problems-speaks-to-newschannel-9
Source: www.ktsm.com
My daughter has been bullied since her freshman year by the same girl. I don't know why this girl had a problem with my daughter. My daughter is now a senior and was looking forward to her senior prom and somehow this girl belittled her as she was walking up to get her princess crown. ...

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program
May 01
2009
NBR's Award-Winning Report
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KRCB's North Bay Report has won an Excellence in Media award from the California Teachers Association, for a report last April on peer-driven non-violence training for junior high school students. Today we reprise that
Source: www.krcb.org
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Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program Tomorrow, May 6, Oprah will be doing a show called "Bullied to Death: Two Devastated Moms Speak Out." Community Matter's Safe School Ambassadors program was developed to help prevent and stop peer mistreatment such as bullying, which can lead to retaliation or suicide.
Source: www.oprah.com
Just days after burying their sons, two moms meet on our stage. Then, at 13 years old, he says he can't make it anymore. An emergency intervention you need to see.

Community Matters, creators of Safe School Ambassadors Program Ten Years After Columbine: School Violence Prevention Report Card


















