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Parents wondered who to blame when two neighboring schools in their small central Minnesota town closed because one school had a probable case of swine flu.
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Students aren’t the only ones staying home as swine flu spreads through schools across the country. Parents are nursing their ailing kids while trying not to get...
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Corporal punishment of students is a serious concern now India. Cases have been increasing in various parts of the country. Recently, in a Delhi based School a class X...
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AP, Newark
When Shalga Hightower remembers her daughter Iofemi, she doesn’t dwell on the brutal attack on the 20-year-old and three of her friends in a Newark schoolyard.
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Are children safe in this world from atrocities? The answer is no. They are not safe from sexual abuse from their neighbors, teachers, and even from their guardians in...
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AP, Beijing
Parents of students who died in last year’s powerful earthquake in southwest China said Thursday that design blueprints of one of the worst-hit schools support...
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AP, Moscow
On the eve of Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s latest criminal trial in Russia, the former oil tycoon’s parents say they are torn between hope and despair.
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AP, Washington
Parents appear to be talking more effectively with their children about the dangers of drug use, says a study being released Thursday.
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No matter what the government does to improve education opportunities, President Barack Obama says there’s no government program that can replace a parent.
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More than 100,000 parents whose children are U.S. citizens were deported over the decade that ended in 2007, a Department of Homeland Security’s investigation has...
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A new report says immigration officials deported more than 100,000 parents of U.S. citizen children over a decade.
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The nationwide salmonella outbreak has left many parents in a situation as sticky as peanut butter itself: Should they pack their kids’ lunches with PB&J or...
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If you dont’ want to take over aging relatives personal finances altogether, family members can take steps to start helping:
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A husband and wife were sentenced to prison for the deaths of two of their children in a house fire, which was sparked by a candle after money relatives loaned them to...
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Parents or followers of a jailed evangelist have been hiding children sought by state welfare officials, the state director of human resources said Wednesday.
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Liao Shanfang, left, holds Zhang Xue, as the baby’s father, Zhang Rongwei, displays the packaging of tainted milk products at their home in Yongan, eastern China’s Shandong province, Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008. The couple.s twin children both suffered...
