Across America, waves of violence within the school system have shocked and horrified American society. A generation of young people whose main focus should have been on hanging out with friends, getting homework done, not being late to class, going to the mall, or who their date to the prom was to be, instead, are engaged in a sometimes life and death struggle to survive the school day. The tragedy of Columbine High School, where two high school-aged gunmen took the lives of 13 students and teachers and wounded 23 others (Klein and Chancer 2000), while never to be forgotten, should not eclipse the smaller outbreaks of violence that happen in America’s schools on a daily basis
For U. S. schools, never had there been a crisis on the scale of what happened at the Columbine High...
► A St. Louis student, 14, was stabbed at school. ► An Atlanta student 12 was shot at school by a fr...
A series of highly publicized school shootings in the Untied States generated the misperception of a...
Across America, waves of violence within the school system have shocked and horrified American socie...
The frequent depiction of school violence in the media today has led some to believe that violence i...
Problems associated with school violence include higher than average teacher turnover, increased stu...
The concept of school violence is not new and despite increased media attention and dramatic headlin...
In recent decades, highly-publicized school rampage attacks with multiple victims have caused widesp...
A review of the literature shows significant violence (both physical and verbal threats) in schools ...
This Time Magazine excerpt from “The Legacy of Columbine,” published on March 11, 2001, nearly two y...
In the part of rural Midwestern America there was recently a shooting at a school that ended in the ...
Includes bibliographical references.Youth violence is currently viewed as one of the most serious pu...
By R. Murray Thomas [former College at Brockport faculty member]. The problem of violence in schools...
On April 20th, 1999 two high school students from Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado armed...
Since the 1980s, school violence has been prominent in society and is gradually increasing in occurr...
For U. S. schools, never had there been a crisis on the scale of what happened at the Columbine High...
► A St. Louis student, 14, was stabbed at school. ► An Atlanta student 12 was shot at school by a fr...
A series of highly publicized school shootings in the Untied States generated the misperception of a...
Across America, waves of violence within the school system have shocked and horrified American socie...
The frequent depiction of school violence in the media today has led some to believe that violence i...
Problems associated with school violence include higher than average teacher turnover, increased stu...
The concept of school violence is not new and despite increased media attention and dramatic headlin...
In recent decades, highly-publicized school rampage attacks with multiple victims have caused widesp...
A review of the literature shows significant violence (both physical and verbal threats) in schools ...
This Time Magazine excerpt from “The Legacy of Columbine,” published on March 11, 2001, nearly two y...
In the part of rural Midwestern America there was recently a shooting at a school that ended in the ...
Includes bibliographical references.Youth violence is currently viewed as one of the most serious pu...
By R. Murray Thomas [former College at Brockport faculty member]. The problem of violence in schools...
On April 20th, 1999 two high school students from Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado armed...
Since the 1980s, school violence has been prominent in society and is gradually increasing in occurr...
For U. S. schools, never had there been a crisis on the scale of what happened at the Columbine High...
► A St. Louis student, 14, was stabbed at school. ► An Atlanta student 12 was shot at school by a fr...
A series of highly publicized school shootings in the Untied States generated the misperception of a...