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Glendale High student suspected of sexual battery
A Glendale High School student who was arrested this week after he allegedly grabbed a 42-year-old woman’s crotch told police he was accused of the same crime at another school campus, according to police. The student, Ryan Navarrete, 18, of Los...Tags: Health, Trials, Teaching and Learning, Sex Crimes, Students
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Student finds a refuge in his art
Bryant Santamaria sees something of himself in Frida Kahlo. The Hoover High School senior, like the Mexican surrealist, endured health problems and long hospital stays — Bryant while battling leukemia and the hair-loss condition alopecia, and...
Tags: Human Body, Polio, Frida Kahlo, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Burbank High football player took his own life, officials say
The death Tuesday night of a Burbank High School football player has been a ruled a suicide.
Matthew Smyser, a 17-year-old junior, died at his home in Shadow Hills Tuesday night. Los Angeles County coroner’s officials on Thursday confirmed the...Tags: Health, Football, Sports, High School Sports
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Students participate in 'bullying' Oratorical
Glendale High School students on Friday participated in Oratorical, a 103-year-old campus tradition of speechmaking and spirit in which different grade levels compete against each other in four categories, including original speech, tableau, discipline...Tags: Health, Bullying, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Start the Presses: Of bullying, depression and suicide
Our communities have been rocked in the last few weeks with a spate of suicides: Two teenage boys have killed themselves and a 13-year-old girl tried to do so. What is going on? In the case of 15-year-old Drew Ferraro, the specter of bullying has...Tags: Depression, Behavioral Conditions, Health, Bullying, Suicide
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Expo takes a bite out of health, vision problems
Los Angeles resident Rosa Ceron and her family have been struggling to make ends meet since she lost her job and her husband suffered a heart attack. Many necessities, including regular doctor and dentist visits, were put on the back burner because,...
Tags: Family, Teeth, Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Children's Health
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Glendale Unified remaining silent on Drew Ferraro investigation
Glendale Unified will not release the findings of an internal investigation into a suicide at Crescenta Valley High School last month, officials said this week, unless they receive authorization from the family. District spokesman Steve Frasher described...
Tags: Health, Bullying, Suicide, Teaching and Learning, Students
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College paper in hot water over mixing Disney characters, sexual assault
Nevermind that they misspelled the word 'prostitution' in the headline, but the student paper at Boston University is in hot water after running an April Fool's Day edition that ran the faux story: "Cinderella in political prostituion [sic] ring,...
Tags: Health, Freedom of the Press, Assault, Politics, Sex Crimes
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Toll takes honor for mixing it up
Toll Middle School has been identified as a model campus by the Southern Poverty Law Center for its efforts in building an inclusive culture. It was one of 77 schools nationwide, and eight in California, to be named a “Mix It Up Model School,&...
Tags: Health, Bullying, Teaching and Learning, Students, Facebook
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Resources for students, families are available
On Feb. 10, Crescenta Valley High School and the La Crescenta and Glendale communities were devastated by the suicide of a 10th-grade student. The community has come together to support the family, the students, the staff and each other. On behalf of...Tags: Health, Conservation, Bullying, Teaching and Learning, Students
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More face time with teens needed
Since Drew Ferraro’s heartbreaking death at Crescenta Valley High School, a deep shock of sadness has settled silently over our entire community. It is a time to cry, and a time to ask “why.” Why would Drew and thousands of other...Tags: Health, Xbox 360, Facebook, School Examinations, Human Interest
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Family insists son who jumped from CV High roof was bullied
Days after their 15-year-old son died after jumping off of a third-story building at his high school, the parents of Drew Ferraro said they learned by reading his journal that he had been bullied by classmates in the last months of his life.
"There was...Tags: Health, Bullying, Los Angeles Times
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