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NEW YORK, New York
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NY Teen Heroically Prevents School Shooting in North Carolina: A 16-year-old girl from Ulster County, NY helped police in North Carolina arrest a teenage boy who told her in an online conversation that he planned to “shoot up... Read More” Brevard High School in North Carolina. She called local police shortly after speaking with the boy on MySpace. North Carolina authorities investigated the threat and found evidence and attack plans in the teen’s home. The 15-year-old male suspect was taken into custody and is undergoing a mental health evaluation. This heroic act of an Ulster County teen demonstrates the crucial impact of Speaking Up. She undoubtedly saved lives by reporting the threat, and enabled authorities to prevent the attack before it occurred. To read more about this story, go to http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28578174/.
YOU can prevent school shootings!

In 4 out of 5 school shootings the attackers tell other students about their plans beforehand. A school shooter in Finland put a video warning on YouTube. After a teenager shot 4 people in Cleveland, students recalled that they just didn't take the threat seriously.

If you know about something, the stakes are just too high to stay silent. So tell a trusted adult or call 1-866-SPEAK-UP . It's completely anonymous, free and available 24 hours a day from anywhere in the U.S.

Add this number to your cell phone, share it with your friends, and ask your school to help spread the message. Most importantly, call it if you know about a weapon threat! Visit speakup.com to learn more.



Child Safety Examiner: Columbine survivor Crystal Woodman Miller works to prevent school violen
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A Decade After The Columbine Massacre, School-Safety Questions Linger - THINK MTV
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Nov 3 2008 9:19 PM

Thank you to all the students who participated in the SPEAK UP Creative Expression Contest! We received many outstanding essays, drawings, poems, posters and graphic designs, and eventually narrowed the selection to two top entries.

Congratulations to Chris, a high school student who submitted a poem titled “With Open Eyes I’ve Realized,” and EJ, a middle school student who submitted an essay titled “School Violence.” Both students will receive a new iPod touch and their schools will also receive the SPEAK UP School Safety Package, worth $2,500!

To read their submissions, as well as excerpts from other notable entries, please visit our Safe Schools Week website at http://www. safeschoolsweek. org/activities. html.
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Sep 18 2008 5:41 PM

Enter the Creative Expression Contest during Save Schools Week to win a new iPod touch!

The Creative Expression Contest for middle and high school students is designed for you to convey your thoughts about the issue of school violence in America. All contestants will receive a prize for participating, and the chosen contestants will receive an iPod touch! The winners' schools will also receive a School Safety Package worth $2,500.

How to Enter:
Respond to one or more of the questions below in the form of an essay, song, rap, poem, drawing, painting or a computer-based design. Submissions can be any length or size. The deadline to enter the contest is Monday, October 27, and the top entries will be announced on Monday, November 3.

-- Are you worried about violence and weapons in our nation's schools? If so, express your concerns, or describe an incident that bothered you.

--What can you and other students do to help prevent violence in schools?

--What can leaders do to get rid of weapons and to stop violence in our country's schools?

Submissions should be sent to:
Creative Writing Contest
PAX / Real Solutions to Gun Violence
100 Wall Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10005
You can also email submissions to speakup@paxusa.org
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