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- Advice For College-Bound
Students- Offers a range of advice for pre-college students. A great
section on admissions and financial aid.
- Adolescence
Directory On-Line (ADOL)- An electronic guide to information on
adolescent issues.
- Bureau For At-Risk Youth- Features
a wide selection of practical, proven, low-cost materials to assist
you and your program in preventing substance abuse, violence, teen pregnancy.
- Center Against Violence and
Abuse- A great resource for accessing web links and articles in
the area of abuse and violence.
- Center
for Adolescent Studies: Teacher Talk- Offers over 100 articles on
prominent issues that affect children.
- College is Possible-
A guide for students, parents, and educators.
- Coping
with School Violence- Dedicated to school violence prevention.
- Getting
Ready for College Early- A Handbook for Parents of Students in the
Middle and Junior High School Years.
- Guidance Channel- An
educational publishing and media company whose mission is to provide
children, students, parents, adults and professionals with timely and
effective tools that help them or their clients make critical life choices.
- Project Resilience-
Offers several forms of training for helping administrators and professionals
in schools, clinics, community centers, prevention settings, and agencies.
- Protecting Students from
Harassment and Hate Crime: A Guide for Schools
- Responding to Critical
Incidents- Useful information for creating school critical incident
response plan.
- SafeKids- Aimed at parents,
this web site contains articles and resources dedicated towards reducing
the risks associated with children exploring the Internet. Text, graphics,
photos.
- SERA Learning - Skills for Managing
Anger Providing
- Some Good
Questions (And Some Pretty Good Answers)- Good answers to common
questions students have about school.
- Student Affairs Virtual Compass-
Provides information on student affairs.
- Ten Ways
to Get Along Better in School- Ideas for LD children.
- U.S. Department of Education: FAFSA
on the Web- Welcome to the U.S. Department of Education's FAFSA
on the Web site. You may use this on-line form to complete and submit
the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) over the Internet.
- U.S. Department
of State, Stay in School Program- In the Stay-In School Program,
students may work part-time when school is in session and full-time
during vacation periods.
- U.S.
State Dept.,Internships: Participating Offices/Bureaus- A brief
overview of each participating bureau or office which offers internships
at various times during the year. Students may apply for an internship
in two (2) bureaus or offices.
- A World of Prevention-
A directory of programs, references, resources, and research on the
prevention of youth problems and the promotion of nurturing children.
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