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News Clips
The National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments (NCSSLE) tracks trends and developments in issues related to school climate and conditions for learning through online media sites, blogs, syndication and aggregation services, and other news resources from local, regional, and national media outlets. Browse this ongoing collection of posts to learn about what’s happening in communities near you and across the nation.
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Displaying 19 News Clips.April 2024
December 2023
Lawmakers in West Virginia could take another look at addressing school discipline issues as education officials continue to look at new policies to reduce disparities and deal with issues caused… Read more »
September 2023
Educational leaders have expressed concern about a legislative change to school discipline that makes it easier to suspend a student.
January 2023
After hearing about long wait times for appointments at campus counseling centers, student leaders in West Virginia got state support to offer peer mental health training. It’s one of many efforts… Read more »
May 2022
West Virginia college counselors are overwhelmed and asking for support from the state legislature.
Fairmont State University has taken critical action to address student housing insecurities for its campus community. Beginning this fall, Fairmont State will offer a limited number of… Read more »
March 2021
West Virginia University has launched a new texting service that is aimed to reinforce safe choices regarding alcohol and to curb binge drinking among students.
April 2020
Upshur County School officials are making sure students receive the mental health services and other resources they need during the COVID-19 pandemic with several programs.
November 2019
Morgantown police said Friday that two high school students were hospitalized after overdosing on heroin-laced vape pens.
April 2019
The College Foundation of West Virginia's (CFWV) program, Txt 4 Success, is attributing a 7 percent increase in first-year college retention to the timely reminders it sends to students.
January 2019
In the case of Project AWARE, educators and mental-health professionals are collaborating to increase the awareness of emotional issues among school-aged youths and better serve student needs.
October 2018
Raleigh County students skidded small boats across the gray, murky water at Little Beaver State Park Tuesday as part of one of the county’s first set of “Experimental Learning Days."
July 2018
Ways to better equip educators across the state to ensure the best outcomes for their students were highlighted during the eighth annual Student Success Summit, held at the Morgantown Event Center… Read more »
March 2018
Students in West Virginia will get more help connecting with employers.
February 2018
The main goal of the bill is to cultivate a strong workforce in West Virginia by making education at community and technical colleges more accessible. West Virginia Public Broadcasting took a… Read more »
January 2018
The Martinsburg Initiative will be implemented in schools citywide in a partnership between the Martinsburg Police Department, Berkeley County Schools, Shepherd University, and other community… Read more »
August 2017
As colleges across the state kick off the fall semester, officials at the Higher Education Policy Commission are reminding students of the importance of earning at least 15 credit hours per… Read more »
April 2017
Alcohol, drugs, and suicide are problems that all college campuses face. To help address and solve some of these daily issues, medical experts and students from across the state came together on… Read more »
December 2016
In this week’s Inside Appalachia, we take a look at first generation college students. We’ll hear about challenges that first generation college students are going through, and how some colleges… Read more »