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Compreensive
Framework for School Violence Prevention October 25, 2000 A comprehensive approach to school safety involves meeting several challenges at the same time. It requires a careful examination of the people, relationships, resources, activities, facilities, and surrounding neighborhoods that make up the school community. Because examining such a wide array of factors can be overwhelming, the framework breaks down what needs to be done into several clear and concise steps. Recommended strategies include: administrative approaches, school security, monitoring incidents, schoolwide education in violence prevention, counseling, alternative education, small group interventions, crisis management, and others. |
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Alternatives
in Education for Safety and Learning May 8, 2001 The Hamilton Fish Institute and its partners in the Hamilton Fish Consortium presented a national satellite videoconference on "Alternatives in Education for Safety and Learning." The videoconference featured four ongoing demonstrations of alternative education programs that are coordinated by Consortium partnerships at Florida State University, Syracuse University, the University of Oregon, and The George Washington University. Pre-recorded presentations and members of the live, interactive panel discussed the purposes of alternative education and the formative results of demonstrations in Jacksonville, Florida; Syracuse, New York; Eugene, Oregon; and Fredericksburg, Virginia. |
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School Safety
by Management and Design October 25, 2001 The Hamilton Fish Institute and its Consortium partners presented the third in a series of national satellite videoconferences on school safety on October 25, 2001. The videoconference, entitled School Safety by Management and Design, featured three ongoing demonstrations of school safety programs that were coordinated by Consortium partnerships at Eastern Kentucky University, the Morehouse School of Medicine, and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Pre-recorded presentations and members of a live, interactive panel discussed strategies for school safety through leadership, management, and design. |
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School Wide Education for
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The Hamilton Fish Institute videoconference series can be viewed on the web by visiting: http://www.juvenilenet.org/jjtap/archives/index.html.
Videotapes of each broadcast are available for purchase from the Juvenile Justice Clearinghouse by calling 1-800-638-8736.
Future videoconferences will be announced on our website and at www.hamfish.org. In order to participate in a live satellite broadcast, you need access to a facility with a steerable satellite dish that can receive the C-band or the KU-band.
For additional information or to be placed on our mailing list for future updates, please email Becky Ritchey at Becky.Ritchey@eku.edu or call 859-622-6163.