By Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott Bullying was once considered an unfortunate – but relatively harmless – schoolyard malady. Today, however, parents, educators and law enforcement officials are increasingly recognizing that bullying is anything but harmless. Young victims of bullying can suffer long-term consequences that haunt them long into adulthood. For the perpetrators, bullying can …
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Apr 28
Bullying, at-risk behavior conference slated
Partners in Prevention and Region 7 Education Service Center will host a one-day Safe Communities Conference focusing on at-risk behavior such as bullying, assaults, suicide, truancy, teen pregnancy, chronic drug use, and poor classroom performance. The event features nationally-acclaimed speakers Dan Korem and Brooks Gibbs. The conference will be held from 9am-3:30pm, Mon., June 6, …
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Jan 15
Expert to give advice on bully prevention
The Parent Services Center will hold its annual parenting conference from 9am until 3:30pm, Saturday, Jan. 22 in the Ornelas Activity Center on the UT-Tyler campus at 3402 Old Omen Road. The subject matter is titled “The Bully, the Bullies and the Bystander” to be presented by nationally renowned expert Barbara Coloroso. East Texas parents, …
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