#parent | #kids | #parents | #teensvaping | Jodie Chesney murder trial: ‘Teenager told me he stabbed someone’

Jodie Chesney murder trial: ‘Teenager told me he stabbed someone’ – BBC News BreakingBreaking news Close breaking news Summary Day 20 of the trial of four people accused of murdering Jodie Chesney, 17. Murder accused denies ‘throwing friend under bus’ Court heard killer targeted the ‘wrong people’ Jodie was stabbed…

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#parent | #kids | #childpredator | Twin Cities-area child sex trafficking sting nets 47 arrests during ‘Final Four’ weekend

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Nearly four dozen people are facing state felony charges after being arrested for attempting to solicit children for sex following a four-day sting operation conducted during the Final Four weekend of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) basketball tournament. These sex trafficking arrests resulted from an…

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#parent | #kids | #schoolsafety | Superintendents Association Recommends School Security Companies — for a Fee. Safety Experts Call It ‘Buying Access’ and Decry Lack of Transparency

Only one school district in the country has ever bought ballistic shields from Armor At Hand, a company that produces polyethylene plates to protect children from school shooters. But that didn’t stop the California-based startup from getting a stamp of approval earlier this month from the leading organization representing America’s…

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#parent | #kids | #schoolsafety | Bypassing peer review is bad medicine – Uprise RI

Victor Pedro Conventional and unconventional innovations in medicine are frequent, and welcome, but they must be scientifically sound and responsibly evaluated. Legislative overrides to that process, especially when they might be motivated by cronyism, campaign donations, lobbying contracts, or anything other than scientific merit, are bad medicine. Cranston chiropractor Victor…

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