Community debate on school safety and parental role
School officials from Barnwell District 45 and Aiken County stress limited campus access and strong parenting education as key to preventing school violence. They favor zero tolerance, proactive security, and more parental involvement to reinforce guidelines and healthier behavior.
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James Benson
Barnwell
Galan Potter
North Augusta Middle
Beatrice Manning
Aiken's
Listenig
Asis
Bill Gallman
Aiken County
Weston center board sees possible resignations urged by federal report
Weston's public health center board meets with eight of fifteen directors present including a newly appointed member who resigned after a month. Chairwoman Nivens says the board may follow a federal agency recommendation that members serving when troubles began resign. Interim director Marrs reports $44,000 unbilled Medicare funds and a cash flow improvement plan while doctors agree to cover patient needs as the center seeks an executive director.
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Larry Gran
Soard
Lauminnia Nivens
Atlanta
The
Human Resources Service Agency
of Health and Human Services
Michelle Marrs
Roger Davis
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Family of Kinkel taught Spanish at two Oregon high schools
Kip Kinkel, 15, a Thurston High student with gun stolen from home, was described by neighbors as trustworthy. Aaron Keeney recalled Kinkel taking Prozac and receiving counseling, while classmates noted eccentric behavior and disturbing talks about torturing animals and building a bomb.
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William P. Kinkel
Thurston High
Faith M. Kinkel
Springfield High
Kip
Kristin
University of Hawaii
Hik
Dennis Ellison
Ellison
Kip Kinkel
Aaron Keeney
Kinkel
Keeney
Erik DeLeon
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