Teens are speaking up against bullies through a Safe School Ambassadors program in Fairfield. Merced graduation rates are up, thanks to an effort to connect UC Merced students with middle schoolers. An alternative school in Napa is reaching students with innovative methods, from yoga to community service. Spend a day in the life of an elementary school principal in West Sacramento.04/04/2018
bullying, fairfield, fairfield high school, Eric Rubin, Trainer, Community Matters, students, Diana Curtin, Executive Director, Melyna, Rick Phillips, Founder, safety, empowerment, Shannon Balthazor, Assistant principal, Chyna, Shari Patterson, Teacher, Isabel, 12th grader, Adrian, Reducing crime, Improving graduation Rates, monica perales, weaver middle school, uc merced, ucmerced, merced county project 10%, project10%, drop out, at-risk, atrisk, prevention, Steve Tietjen, Merced County Superintendent of Schools, college, Vernette Doty, stacey, devonyo bills, fight crime invest in kids, parental involvement, Westfield Village Elementary School, West Sacramento, roxanna bautista villasenor, principal, alternative school, camille creek community school, jenny, fili, caroline wilson, napa county office of education, barbara nemko, napa county superintendent of schools, lindsey baker, teacher, city of napa senior activity center, al gillette, teri johnson, alvaro, reform, at-risk, online learning, community service, yoga, stress, conflict resolution, nimbus arts, andy, glass arts, welding, interviewing, phil lofaro, disney, jeffrey scott, school volunteer, kathy heintzman, episode 205, episode205, season2
