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SAFE-SCHOOLS recently
was a proud participant at the South Carolina
Parent Teacher Association
(SCPTA)
Convention held in Greenville, SC on April 22nd
and 23rd. Pictures are coming soon! |
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SAFE-SCHOOLS also participated
in the South Carolina Association for Pupil
Transportation
(SCAPT) Convention this past July. |
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SAFE-SCHOOLS now offers highly informative DOT compliant in-service training for school bus drivers. "The ABC's of Bullying" offers real-life doable solutions, and answer the questions of "What goes on in the mind of a bully?"
SCHOOL DISTRICTS: This training qualifies for two hours of your state-required 10 hour of in-service training. Contact us today! SAFE-SCHOOLS also offers several other courses targeted at drivers and school administrations. |
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160,000 kids skip school each day because they
are afraid to go. This means that those that want to learn are
being robbed of precious class time. |
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The study also found that 30% of American
children are regularly involved in bullying, either as bullies or
victims, and approximately 15% are "severely traumatized or
distressed" as a result of encounters with
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SAFE-SCHOOLS is a
registered charity #12121 | |
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PROTECTING OUR KIDS IS
PRIORITY ONE
SAFE-SCHOOLS is a curriculum based education program
specifically designed to challenge, support, and enrich the
educational safety systems in schools, on school buses, and at
home by "Putting Prevention into Practice Everyday!". Our main goal is educational awareness of essential safety rules and
"expectations" that will enable children and adult to lead productive
and fulfilling lives.
SAFE-SCHOOLS mission is to find, share, and sustain
effective safe solutions for the most urgent problems facing
educational systems, practitioners, and decision-makers in the
southeastern United States. Our particular emphasis is on ensuring
safety education, training, and educational equity for all
children, transportation personnel, and educators at all
levels.
SAFE-SCHOOLS pursues this mission through multiple project
arrangements, and is governed by an institutional commitment to a
long-term, systematic, research / experience-based approach. The
primary strategies are those of evaluation, recommendation, and
training. We are always working on development, dissemination,
other training, and technical assistance supported by evaluation
and applied research.
SAFE SCHOOLS programs teach leadership by doing, learning
responsible behavior by example, and how to "accept the challenge to
learn". In addition, participants are exposed to necessary job skills and
discover how to properly present themselves to others. Students
learn to respect others by participation, cooperation, and self
discipline.
SAFE SCHOOLS is structured to empower student participants
from not only refraining from initiating and participating in
bullying behaviors, but instead to assist in defusing situations in
areas where they have an impact.
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