Principal Brent Mitchell of Fuller Middle School in Pulaski County said he takes proactive measures to preempt bullying.
“You can’t just sit in your office and read emails,” said Mitchell.
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They hang on your refrigerator; they fill up your scrap books and set around in your home. We’re talking about the gifts that mean so much to mothers and grandmothers. Earlier this year Coldwell Bankers began collecting jewelry from the Maumelle community to help students from one North Little Rock elementary school find presents for their moms.
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Joshua Rainey has the Pre-Kindergarten thing down pat. He knows where the toys are, has no problem socializing with his classmates, and can count to three in German.
When school districts look at cutting programs, electives like woodshop classes are often on the chopping block. At Joe T. Robinson High School, Mr. Howell Jackson is one of two teachers left in the Pulaski County Special School District. Jackson’s passion for the craft is so big he built his students and the school a sawmill.
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When a second-grade student at Bates Elementary School brought a gun to school last week another brave young man named Thomas stepped in. As soon as he heard about the gun, he did the right thing and told an adult. The gun was immediately located and secured and the entire situation was handled safely and without incident.
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