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Bullying-Resilience-TikTok Articles

2023 New Articles on Bullying - Resilience - TikTok read more

SCIP Information for Students and Parents

Rainbow Fentanyl -- Depression and Anxiety -- Nebraska Substance Data

Fentanyl: Youth Prevention According to officials with the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Fentanyl is the deadliest drug threat facing our nation.  Fentanyl is a highly addictive synthetic opioid 50 . . . read more

SCiP-Covid19

COVID 19...Ways to Help with Social Distancing....Stress...Social Media - Click to read...   read more

SCIP - Suicide in Teens

Suicide in Teens - SCIP   read more

SCIP - National PTA

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SCIP - Screen Time and Technology

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Red Ribbon Week - October 21-25th, 2019

“Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something”

October 18, 2019

RED RIBBON WEEK OCTOBER 21-24th, 2019...   Monday 21st – “Team Up Against Drugs” \\ Wear your favorite sports team gear!... PLEDGE TO BE DRUG FREE   Tuesday 22nd – . . . read more

Online Gaming

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Red Ribbon Week - 2018

Red Ribbon Week at Meridian - October 22nd - 26th

  Monday (22nd)     COLOR ME... Drug and Alcohol Free (Say No to Drugs and Alcohol)  Students and teachers choosing to be drug/alcohol free colored and decorated a hand and pasted their hand on a poster which . . . read more

SCIP - Annual Spring Conference 2018

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SCIP - Teens of Today 2018

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SCIP - Understanding Conduct Disorder 2018

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What is the Meridian SCIP Program?

SCIP refers to the School Community Intervention Program.  The purpose of SCIP is threefold: To identify K-12 students exhibiting high risk behaviors which interfere with their ability to learn.  These behaviors may or . . . read more

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