Did You Know… Zero Tolerance for Bullying is in Full-Effect!

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From April/May Issue of We Are Clayton magazine (Clayton, Georgia) Page 50

WHAT IS THE POLICY IN YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT? IF WE REALLY HAVE “MORE LOVE…” FOR TODAY’S KIDS WE SHOULD KNOW. HOW DOES YOUR COMMUNITY RESOLVE PEER PRESSURES AND PROVIDE CRITICAL THINKING ABOUT ROOT CAUSES FOR INTIMIDATION AND VIOLENCE?

THE EVENT BELOW AT THE CARTER CENTER IS PRODUCED BY PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING WITH KIDS AND RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THIS SERIOUS MATTER THAT CAN DRAMATICALLY CHANGE THE FUTURES OF YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITIES.

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