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The National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments (NCSSLE) tracks trends and developments in issues related to school climate and conditions for learning through online media sites, blogs, syndication and aggregation services, and other news resources from local, regional, and national media outlets. Browse this ongoing collection of posts to learn about what’s happening in communities near you and across the nation.

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October 2016

10/20/2016
NBC News

Take a look at NBC OUT's infographic about bullying of LGBTQ youth.

10/20/2016
Rhode Island Public Radio

Accessing mental health care can be tough for kids in Rhode Island. There’s a shortage of practitioners and programs and a growing need for care. This week on The Pulse, we explore how… Read more »

10/20/2016
Columbia Missourian

A school-based program for children in Boone County who need mental health treatment is getting high marks from people who've seen how it works.

10/19/2016
Daily Tarheel

The Orange County Health Department, the Orange County ABC Board, UNC and the town of Chapel Hill formed a coalition this year to address potentially dangerous drinking in the community.

10/17/2016
Health Day

About 25 percent of American children and teens experience cyberbullying, but there are ways parents can help their children, a criminology and bullying expert says.

10/17/2016
The Atlantic

Most teachers don’t feel equipped to meet their students’ emotional needs, but some programs are working to change that.

10/17/2016
WGCU

A year ago, Miami-Dade County Public Schools made a splash by eliminating out-of-school suspensions. At the time, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho cited research saying sending kids home made them… Read more »

10/17/2016
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

About two dozen Gwinnett County residents held a rally at the Lawrenceville Square on Monday evening to voice their complaints about how the school district disciplines students, particularly… Read more »

10/17/2016
CBS Local

The Texas Department of Public Safety says the plan is part of National School Bus Safety Week, which began Monday and runs through Friday.

10/17/2016
The Daily News Online

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation earlier this month that makes mental health education mandatory alongside the material on critical health issues such as tobacco, alcohol and substance… Read more »

10/16/2016
The Daily Item

A group of teens involved in the Northumberland County Youth Leadership program are taking a stand against bullying.

10/16/2016
Richmond Times-Dispatch

The percentage of students who were chronically absent in Richmond and Petersburg was about twice as high as in the state as a whole during the 2014-15 school year, according to a recent… Read more »

10/16/2016
Campus News College Paper

Food pantries have been springing up on college campuses across the nation.

10/13/2016
chapelboro.com

A new town-gown coalition is working to reduce high risk drinking in Chapel Hill.

10/13/2016
The Atlantic

The childcare offered to student parents varies widely in quality, accessibility, and consistency.

10/12/2016
U.S. Department of Education

The U.S. Department of Education announced today that its Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has reached an agreement with Wesley College in Dover, Delaware after finding the college in violation of… Read more »

10/11/2016
Edutopia

A former middle school teacher and parent of a middle school student shares her regrets in hopes of helping other secondary school teachers avoid the same mistakes.

10/11/2016
Education Dive

Schools can be somewhat of a proxy for discussions about the racial makeup of communities, which gives real estate agents the power to steer certain families into or out of areas based on their… Read more »

10/11/2016
Texas Public Radio

Is zero-tolerance contributing to educational inequality? How can policies be amended to safeguard students' basic rights and stop fueling the school-to-prison pipeline? Is it time to completely… Read more »

10/11/2016
WLOS

A couple hundred Asheville Middle School students come together to spearhead a youth summit on Monday. October is National Bullying Prevention Month and students were selected to be the voice for… Read more »

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