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Brawl Lead to Arrest at High School
Los Angeles, CA
A fight between two Jordan High School students Friday spread rapidly
to other groups, prompting a call for school and Los Angeles police,
authorities said
NBC 4 News, November 19, 2004
Brawl Closes Rialto School
Rialto, CA
Latino, black students fight for the second time in less than a week, but
injuries are minor
Los Angeles Times, December 16, 2004
Gang Members Arrested After Fight At
Local School
Lancaster, CA
Three students were arrested Thursday for starting a fight in the library at
Antelope Valley High School
NBC 4 News, January 23, 2005
High School Locked Down Following Fight
Van Nuys, CA
Grant High School was ordered locked down Tuesday afternoon while
police searched the campus for weapons, a police officer said.
NBC 4 News, March 8, 2005
About Fifty Students Brawl At Santa
Monica High School
Santa Monica, CA
About 50 students were involved in a series of brawls in the Santa
Monica-Malibu area,Superintendent John Deasy said.
NBC 4 News, April 15, 2005
Three Hurt In Brawl At Jefferson High
Los Angeles, CA
Three Jefferson High School students suffered minor injuries Thursday
in a lunch time brawl involving more that 100 Latinos and blacks,
authorities said.
Los Angeles Times, April 15, 2005
Brawls Briefly Shut Two Area High Schools
Los Angeles, CA
Brawls at two high schools more than 70 miles apart Friday prompted
officials to briefly lock down both campuses, authorities said.
A midmorning fight involved 15 to 20 students at Norte Vista High
School in Riverside; about six students scuffled during lunchtime at
Santa Monica High School.
Los Angeles Times, April 16, 2005
Another Brawl At Jefferson High Ends In
Two Arrests, Broken Hip
Los Angeles, CA
Two Jefferson High School students were arrested and another broke
his hip Monday in the second melee on the campus in less than a week,
authorities said.
Los Angeles Times, April 19, 2005
Compton High Schools A Surprising
Forerunner In The Race To Curb School
Violence
Compton, CA
Recent headlines have publicized escalating violence on high school
campuses. This has caused campuses from Santa Monica to San
Bernardino, inner city to the suburbs to shut down. Noticeably absent
from the list are the high schools in Compton
Long Beach Times May 19, 2005
Los Angeles, CA
A fight between two Jordan High School students Friday spread rapidly
to other groups, prompting a call for school and Los Angeles police,
authorities said
NBC 4 News, November 19, 2004
Brawl Closes Rialto School
Rialto, CA
Latino, black students fight for the second time in less than a week, but
injuries are minor
Los Angeles Times, December 16, 2004
Gang Members Arrested After Fight At
Local School
Lancaster, CA
Three students were arrested Thursday for starting a fight in the library at
Antelope Valley High School
NBC 4 News, January 23, 2005
High School Locked Down Following Fight
Van Nuys, CA
Grant High School was ordered locked down Tuesday afternoon while
police searched the campus for weapons, a police officer said.
NBC 4 News, March 8, 2005
About Fifty Students Brawl At Santa
Monica High School
Santa Monica, CA
About 50 students were involved in a series of brawls in the Santa
Monica-Malibu area,Superintendent John Deasy said.
NBC 4 News, April 15, 2005
Three Hurt In Brawl At Jefferson High
Los Angeles, CA
Three Jefferson High School students suffered minor injuries Thursday
in a lunch time brawl involving more that 100 Latinos and blacks,
authorities said.
Los Angeles Times, April 15, 2005
Brawls Briefly Shut Two Area High Schools
Los Angeles, CA
Brawls at two high schools more than 70 miles apart Friday prompted
officials to briefly lock down both campuses, authorities said.
A midmorning fight involved 15 to 20 students at Norte Vista High
School in Riverside; about six students scuffled during lunchtime at
Santa Monica High School.
Los Angeles Times, April 16, 2005
Another Brawl At Jefferson High Ends In
Two Arrests, Broken Hip
Los Angeles, CA
Two Jefferson High School students were arrested and another broke
his hip Monday in the second melee on the campus in less than a week,
authorities said.
Los Angeles Times, April 19, 2005
Compton High Schools A Surprising
Forerunner In The Race To Curb School
Violence
Compton, CA
Recent headlines have publicized escalating violence on high school
campuses. This has caused campuses from Santa Monica to San
Bernardino, inner city to the suburbs to shut down. Noticeably absent
from the list are the high schools in Compton
Long Beach Times May 19, 2005
| The headlines tell the story Students are in conflict Kids First can help |
Research shows students need to be in safe and nurturing
environments to learn. It is difficult for students to focus on
the task of learning when they don’t feel safe or nurtured.
Some of the manifestations of unsafe and non-nurturing
environments include: apathy, poor attendance, verbal and
physical altercations, and poor academic performance.
Kids First has developed an integrated personalized
comprehensive conflict resolution program that teaches
students to resolve differences peacefully. Kids First
teaches effective communication skills; character building
skills; diversity, tolerance and acceptance skills. Students
are encouraged to see other points of view and to live
peacefully in a multicultural environment.
As you are planning your school year, consider a proactive
stance: educate your students, parents, faculty, staff, and
community. Kids First can help. We personalize the program
to fit your needs.
environments to learn. It is difficult for students to focus on
the task of learning when they don’t feel safe or nurtured.
Some of the manifestations of unsafe and non-nurturing
environments include: apathy, poor attendance, verbal and
physical altercations, and poor academic performance.
Kids First has developed an integrated personalized
comprehensive conflict resolution program that teaches
students to resolve differences peacefully. Kids First
teaches effective communication skills; character building
skills; diversity, tolerance and acceptance skills. Students
are encouraged to see other points of view and to live
peacefully in a multicultural environment.
As you are planning your school year, consider a proactive
stance: educate your students, parents, faculty, staff, and
community. Kids First can help. We personalize the program
to fit your needs.
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