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Read: Texas High School Teacher and Son Charged with Recruiting Students for Prostitution

Texas High School Teacher and Son Charged with Recruiting Students for Prostitution

The teacher allegedly helped her son recruit runaways at local high schools by offering them a place to stay at a motel.

Read: Students Are Missing More School, and School Nurses May Be Well-Positioned to Help

Students Are Missing More School, and School Nurses May Be Well-Positioned to Help

An MU study led by Knoo Lee examines the role school nurses play in identifying students at risk for chronic absenteeism.

Read: Man Bypasses New York ER Weapons Screening by Pretending to Be a Car Accident Victim

Man Bypasses New York ER Weapons Screening by Pretending to Be a Car Accident Victim

The suspect then stabbed a man sitting in Upstate University Hospital’s ER waiting room.

Read: How Social Workers Can Drastically Improve Overall Community Safety

How Social Workers Can Drastically Improve Overall Community Safety

By educating the campus community and wider community, social workers can help promote better health, well-being, and safety for the student body.

Read: Utah District Agrees to Pay $2M to Family of Bullied Student Who Died by Suicide

Utah District Agrees to Pay $2M to Family of Bullied Student Who Died by Suicide

The family alleged their daughter, who was Black, was constantly bullied by her classmates because of her race, disabilities, and her family’s homelessness.

Read: 6 Ways Hospitals Can Foster a Culture of Compassion and Empathy

6 Ways Hospitals Can Foster a Culture of Compassion and Empathy

Enhanced communications, increased accessibility, and improved discharge processes are some ways hospitals can show empathy and subsequently improve safety.

Read: UM Baltimore Police Partner with School of Social Work to Support Greater Community

UM Baltimore Police Partner with School of Social Work to Support Greater Community

Two social work interns and a licensed clinical social worker joined UMBPD to provide case management for vulnerable populations.

Read: Survey: Glass Doors and Windows Pose Significant Security Vulnerabilities on Campus

Survey: Glass Doors and Windows Pose Significant Security Vulnerabilities on Campus

According to Campus Safety’s latest survey, 43% of participants say their glass doors and windows are the security systems most likely to fail during an unauthorized intrusion.

Read: California Community Colleges Building More Student Housing

California Community Colleges Building More Student Housing

The state plans on spending $2.2 billion over the next three years on new and expanded student housing at community colleges.

Read: Man Fatally Shoots USC Apartment Complex Security Officer

Man Fatally Shoots USC Apartment Complex Security Officer

Authorities believe the suspected shooter may have been a trespasser who was confronted by the security officer.

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