A 16-year old student told police he was in an “angry mood” when he punched a teacher in the face. The angry mood was due to punishment he received at home for a previous school incident.
The teacher was examined at a clinic for jaw pain.
A 16-year old student told police he was in an “angry mood” when he punched a teacher in the face. The angry mood was due to punishment he received at home for a previous school incident.
The teacher was examined at a clinic for jaw pain.
A 16-year old student told police he was in an “angry mood” when he punched a teacher in the face. The angry mood was due to punishment he received at home for a previous school incident.
The teacher was examined at a clinic for jaw pain.
An investigation has begun by the University of Virginia’s police department into the hacking of their website.
No classified or personal information was affected, nor was the email system.
A group called “Root the Box” has claimed responsibility.
An investigation has begun by the University of Virginia’s police department into the hacking of their website.
No classified or personal information was affected, nor was the email system.
A group called “Root the Box” has claimed responsibility.
While not related to schools, this story exemplifies the use of a hammer in an assault, which has happened in schools. Being aware of the various weapons people use to assault each other can help educators prepare for the liklihood of their use in schools.
Schools, after all, are microcosms of the community around them.
Gun on Elementary School Campus
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