Seymour snow party

SKIERS SACRIFICE their skis to the fasted Norse god of snow, Ulir. Pray for snow partiers
gathered on Mount Seymour !ast Friday evening. hoping to get an early start on the ski season

this year.

‘Two programs introduced

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North Vancouver RCMP Const.
* Mike Lidstone, a school liaison
officer for the past three years,
told the audience that youth vio-
lence and aggression continue to
take up more and more time for
teachers and police officers.

“Over the last few years, North
Vancouver high schools have seen
the increase in violence and have
struggled with the question of how
to provide an education for every
youth in their system, while
maintaining a safe place for our
kids to go to school,’’ Lidstone

said, . . .
Youths identified as . potential

violent offenders — comprising
between 3% and 5% of the stu-
dent population according to

rea
ee
HaBunet

Lidstone — are now being
educated through ways that limit
their access to the rest of the
school population, such as cer-
respondence courses.

Programs currently being in-
troduced, or planned for in-
troduction, in North Vancouver
schools include Second Step and
School Watch.

Second Step, a program that is
in 30% of North Vancouver
schools, teaches students conflict
and anger resoiution.

School Watch — is
project that has yet
implemented at a North
couver school.

For more information on
Together Against Violence month,
call 983-6700.

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