Juvenile Violence in Public Schools

The origin of violence is not in school but in community and family. Young people listen to what they heard at home and in the community. The environment of some local communities and families is positive, and the existence of protection factors exceeds the high risk factor. However, some communities and families lack informal social control, high risk elements are not merely protective elements and may adversely affect young people. In early 1990 the number of juvenile violence by public schools soared, and many expressed concern about school violence.

In the late 1990s Americans became increasingly concerned about very open and violent juvenile delinquency. Due to the shooting at a series of schools and other terrible crimes, a new generation "boy" is defined as "a violence is a lifestyle teenager, a new criminal different from a young person in the past" by OJJDP The people are worried about Super Predator. OJJDP's February 2000 juvenile justice bulletin admitted that the threat of juvenile violence and crime was exaggerated in the 1990s, but then fear of the time brought about a major change in the way of American juvenile delinquency.

As someone who has cooperated with the National School Safety Center and the US Juvenile Department of Justice on public school administrators more than 30 years ago and about school violence and bullying, I have a couple of important and important things about the shooting of these schools It is in a position to identify indicators. Events should not be ignored. School shooter games - Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold (Columbine), Adam Lanza (Sandy Hook), Nikolas Cruz (Brown County), and many other unknown killers have a common relationship. This connection is not only to their meaningless killing, but real connection is considered "different" from childhood. They are solitary and wanderers, and they can be bullied at school and social media. In retrospect, do you remember such a student?

School shooting - How many students and teachers are dead before the United States finally wakes up?

School's violence against national news was a problem that had plagued the whole country when media announced reports on school violence by the Senate Juvenile Crime Subcommittee. The report of the committee was the first nationwide survey with violence in schools, investigating 110 school districts throughout the country and accreding that "special crime and violence categories have dramatically increased" . It was named after Dodd. Connecticut, the committee chairman, discovered that the number of murders in these schools increased from 15 in 1964 to 26 in 1968. (These figures are staggering because they arise from a small part of all school districts.) In 1999, in the year of Columbine, there were 36 murals related nationally to schools.