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Synthetic Drug Use on Dramatic Rise Nationwide
Chemicals that imitate the properties of marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy and methamphetamine can create severe paranoia that may cause users to harm themselves or others.
Concussion: Learn How to Respond
Know your concussion ABCs: A - Assess the situation. B - Be alert for signs and symptoms. C - Contact a health care professional....Where to Save a Life
A student from Empire High School shares how a social network user at the school helped convince a girl to get out of a dangerous home situation, and considers the value of a school social network....Filters Give Schools More Control of Website Access
Each district faces a filtering dilemma: How do we protect students from harmful sites while still allowing them to access sites that provide quality learning opportunities?...Is Your University Prepared for a Disaster?
By sharing ideas and experiences, university emergency management teams are making sure they're as prepared as possible for an on-campus disaster. ...Back to School: Timely Tips for Motorists and Families
NSC President says distracted drivers 'look at' but fail to 'see' up to 50% of the driving environment, which can include student pedestrians and bicyclists....School Athletes at Risk for Heat Stroke and Sports Injuries
Heat stroke is a leading cause of sudden death in sports. Four teen athletes died in the past 7 days during football practice due to extreme heat....
Children Need High-Tech Vision
California Optometric Association helps parents spot vision problems early so that their children can thrive in today's classrooms. ...Vanderbilt Peabody Education Experts Available
Interview topics include students with special needs, homeless students on the rise, behavior problems and troublemaking, helping kids handle stress, and bullies....Concussion Symposium Encourages Safe Play
Program aims to help athletic staff understand concussions and plan for the new Illinois legislation that will protect athletes when teams begin playing this fall. ...
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