Nicholas D. Young, PhD, EdD has worked in diverse professional roles for more than 30 years, serving as a teacher, principal, counselor, special education director, graduate professor, graduate dean, superintendent of schools, and longtime psychologist with clinical and educational specialties. Dr. Young holds several graduate degrees including a PhD in educational administration and an EdD in psychology. He was named the Massachusetts Superintendent of the Year and completed a distinguished Fulbright Program. Dr. Young has also published extensively in the fields of counseling, psychology, and education.
Acknowledgement Preface Chapter 1: From Grade School to Guns: The History
of Violence in American Schools Chapter 2: Actions Around the World:
Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Student Safety Chapter 3: Bad Behavior in
School and Cyberspace: Bullying and its Role in School Violence Chapter 4:
What We See is What We Get: The Role of Society and the Media in School
Violence Chapter 5: Protocols that Protect: Successful Systems to Ensure
School Safety Chapter 6: All are Invited: Addressing the Needs of
Marginalized Student Populations Chapter 7: Strong Partners in Prevention:
School-Community-Police Relations References About the Authors
