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Dad, School Board Lawyer specializing in Internet, lover of canoes and my Vespa
49 Posts by eroher
49 Posts by eroher
Not feeling super good about moving to Halifax, suddenly. Where are we, America?
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Legislators should ask if Nova Scotia’s aggressive Cyber-safety Act is worth the price http://t.co/rgIwKx03nr
NYTimes: To Sharpen Student Testing, Another Round of Tests
nytimes.com/2013/05/20/education/to-sharpen-student-testing-another-round-of-tests.html
Schools Add to Test Load, Just to Assess the Questions, via @nytimes http://t.co/jJ7qYdCMoE
In preparing parent handbook next year, check out the role of parents section in PPM 128, Provincial Code of Conduct released on Dec 5th.
Under Bill 13, principal has a duty to invite parents of victim and alleged bully to have a discussion about supports for their child.
Under Bill 13, the Principal has a legal duty to conduct an investigation and report the result to the teacher who reported incident.
Under the Education Act, all board staff who have reason to believe that a student is being bullied have a duty to report incident to the P.
Under Bill 13, Principals have a duty to contact the parents of the victim about steps being taken by the school to protect their child.
Under Bill 13 P's have a duty to contact the parents of the perpetrator and the victim to have a discussion about supports for their child.
Social media is an important tool to prevent crime and ensure school safety. School adm will be alerted to safety concerns in their schools.
Next year, many school boards will be implementing anti-bullying apps on smart phones for students to anonymously report bullying.
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