Researchers at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence found Maryland elementary school students receiving behavioral intervention -- an evidence-based program known as School-Wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports -- helped reduce student suspensions and office discipline referrals, and improved student academic achievement.
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Behavioral Interventions help students
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Alcohol use up in high schools
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Probiotics may have some benefits for children
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Banning junk foods at schools may help prevent childhood obesity
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Texas children's Hospital provides tips to ensure healthy and successful school year
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Students learn about safety
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Strategies devised to reduce recidivism among prisoners
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Students with special needs get a treat
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Child abuse is much more than bruises or broken bones
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Health of pupils being compromised
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Positive neighborhood environments good for health:
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Schools spend up on security
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Exercise to affect urban schools
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Maryland gets waiver from No Child Left Behind
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Pupils at risk benefit more from a good relationship with the teacher
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Students learn to eat healthy and stay active
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How to discipline black kids?