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VICTORIA SOTO – SAINT VICTORIA
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MYTHS ABOUT SHARED PARENTING
83 TEXAS LEGISLATIVE SESSION
SUPPORT NON CUSTODIAL RIGHTS FOR TEXAS
Protecting Our Children Inside Our Schools
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Protecting Our Children
Modifications During Enforcement Hearings Should Not Be Heard –
NCP Rights are violated when modifications are allowed to be heard during child support enforcement hearing.
This in no better than black male and puts a dollar figure between seeing your own child/ren.
It is a vile coercion tactic witch should not be allowed.
Outbreak Of Violence In Our Schools – School Security Outdated And Not Enough
Children are among at least 12 people killed in Newton, Connecticut according to reports by a local newspaper.
Shootings reportedly take place in kindergarten class.
Bomb Threat In Cooperas Cove, Texas CCISD Shut Down.
Now it is happening in other places in the US. Time to change everything about our public school security and safety. We need State and Private Cooperation here NOW! and innovative real world thinkers.
Consider contacting your ISD and Governor and ask for State Police Patrols in your school district.
Nation wide security standards should be implemented.
The younger the child is the more security measures should take place.
We must provide security for our children through the use of our architecture both in the physical and in our technology.
CHILDREN DEAD SCHOOL SHOOTING – IS YOUR CHILD SAFE IN THEIR OWN SCHOOL?
http://www.kxxv.cAre Your Kids Safe In Your School District? Bomb Threat Cooperas Cove Texasom/story/20339315/copperas-cove-isd-adjusting-to
NEWTOWN, Conn. — Some children were among those killed in a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., on Friday, The Hartford Courant reported.
The number of victims is unclear, but the local ABC affiliate says at least 12 dead have been confirmed and that the gunman, who has been confirmed dead, was likely a parent of one of the students. Many of the shootings took place in a kindergarten classroom, the Courant reported.
An official who spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is still under way told the Associated Press the gunman apparently had two guns. The school district remains on lockdown as police investigate the shootings. There are unconfirmed reports of two shooters, according to the paper.
LIVE: Updates from the shooting site
Some students were reportedly being treated for trauma. A dispatcher at the Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps said a teacher has been shot in the foot and taken to Danbury Hospital.
One child was carried from the school by a police officer, according to The Newtown Bee, apparently seriously wounded.
The school superintendent’s office says the district has locked down schools as a preventive measure to ensure the safety of students and staff.
State police spokesman Lt. Paul Vance says they have a number of personnel on the scene to assist.
The Courant reported that police said a shooter was in the main office of the school shortly after 9:40 a.m.
Groups of students — some crying, some holding hands — were being escorted away from the school by their teachers, the Courant reported.
A staging area has been set up for students and their parents near the school.
Related: Tips for talking to kids about scary news
The district is made up of four elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school.
Newtown is in northern Fairfield County, about 45 miles southwest of Hartford and 80 miles northeast of New York City.