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This page provides links to other web sites and resources that are of interest to the Conroe ISD community. They include educational sites that will help parents deal with current issues facing their children. Issues such as peer pressures, drugs, including alcohol and tobacco, gangs and other current topics.
Also provided will be links to resources that will help you in providing a safe environment for your children and yourself. Links dealing with missing and exploited children, school safety and sex offender registrations.
If you know of sites that may be beneficial to our community, please e-mail the URL and a brief description of the site by clicking on police webmaster.
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Is Your Teen Using? -website Understandably, some parents of drug users think that their child might have been pressured into taking drugs by peers or drug dealers. But children say they choose to use drugs because they want ............ |
Missing and Exploited Children -website From the National Center for Missing and Exploited children's home page, click on Education Resources. From here you can check out the downloadable publications and resources from the NCMEC Library area. |
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National School Safety Center - website Many resources that address violence and school safety issues. This site also has publications and statistics on schools and violence nationwide. |
Texas Sex Offender Database -website A statewide database that maintains a listing of all sexual offenders and where they live. Check to see if any offenders are in your neighborhood, or around your child's school. |
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Final Report and Findings: Implications for the Prevention of School Attacks in the United States This report was conducted by a joint effort between the U.S. Secret Service and Education Departments. It provides insight into school violence, specifically shooting incidents, and provides recommendations to assist school administrators develop effective assessment tools, risk criteria, policies and procedures. |
Threat Assessment in Schools: Guide to Managing Threatening Situations and to Creating Safe School Climates A companion report, also provided by a joint effort between the U.S. Secret Service and Education Departments. This report takes these findings one step further by setting forth a process for identifying, assessing, and managing students who may pose a threat of targeted violence in schools. |
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We believe prevention through education is one of the most effective strategies to address the issues facing our children and communities. The key to long-term success is reaching our students with meaningful educational messages before they face difficult choices. Please talk to your child (children) about the harmful effects of alcohol and other drug use. Be available, supportive and patient. Listen to his or her thoughts and concerns. Set a good example. This booklet, Drugs Shatter Lives - What you need to know.....NOW, is being offered to our community for the purpose of prevention education. Click on the image to read and/or download this 37 page booklet. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this booklet. |
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Tips for Getting to School Safely A single page .pdf document that gives tips to Bus Riders, Walkers, Bicycle Riders and Drivers. |
This 8 page .pdf document lists A Dozen Things Parents, Students, Teachers, Law Enforcement, Principals and The Rest of Us can do to help Stop School Violence. |
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Parent Gang Information Click on one of the links on the left to see an informative brochure developed for parents by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). You will need the free Adobe reader to open these .pdf documents. |
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