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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2024 · 37 MIN

School Safety

from Just Ask Your Mom · host Just Ask Your Mom

For this episode, we interviewed a seasoned public high school teacher who raised the question of what exactly IS or SHOULD BE our expectation of safety on school campuses where we send our children for 7-8 hours a day. Schools of today do not look like the ones you as a parent may remember even 10-15 years ago. If you don't yet have school-aged children, this may well be a factor when deciding where and how to educate your kids. **warning: some content may not be appropriate with young listeners in the room** Check out our website for stats & more in-depth articles about this subject. https://projects.sun-sentinel.com/teenage-time-bombs/how-schools-manage-violent-kids/

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For this episode, we interviewed a seasoned public high school teacher who raised the question of what exactly IS or SHOULD BE our expectation of safety on school campuses where we send our children for 7-8 hours a day. Schools of today do not look like the ones you as a parent may remember even 10-15 years ago. If you don't yet have school-aged children, this may well be a factor when deciding where and how to educate your kids. **warning: some content may not be appropriate with young list...

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