Exploring Swearing in Teen Culture, Tragedies Affecting Schools, Logo Launch

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Now , you guys will recall that when I first started the podcast , I wasn't really certain what direction I was going to go into , and then I thought , hey , why don't I make this podcast all about the things that happen in school from the crazy to the wacky , to the lame , to the cheesy to the corny and help people to cope To cope parents , principals ,

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. Our theme selected for this particular episode finds itself on the verge of popularity . It really is a hot topic . Our theme that's been selected for this week's episode is cursing really that bad ? What would you say ? Is cursing a necessity ? Is cursing something that has to be done ? Is cursing something that will leave you feeling better about yourself ?

Notice what Christopher , whom is 17 years old , said in connection with cursing . I'm so used to hearing profanity that it doesn't phase me anymore . It seems normal . Here's what Rebecca , whom is 19 years old , adds . When I was younger , I cursed a lot . It was a very easy habit to pick up and a very difficult one to break .

So we're going to do a little fun activity for you listeners and those who are viewing this video on YouTube . We're going to do a little pop quiz . How are you affected when you hear others curse ? There are three things to consider . I don't even notice it . It sounds normal to me . I don't even notice it . It sounds normal to me .

It bothers me somewhat , but I just accept it . I find it offensive . I just can't get used to it . How often do you curse ? Never , occasionally or frequently . In your opinion , how important is the issue of foul language Trivial or serious ? Before listening to the rest of this podcast , pause , rewind and meditate on those questions .

A podcast is not anywhere near valuable to your life if you're not getting something from it . So what can you do in connection with those questions ? Be honest with yourself . If you want to know if cursing is a problem for you or how you view cursing , pause the audio , pause the video , go back , replay the questions and then answer them honestly .

I would love to hear what you guys have come up with in connection with these thoughts . Here's why it matters guys have come up with in connection with these thoughts . Here's why it matters . Do you view cursing as a serious matter ? Well , some might say not really . After all , there are bigger problems in the world to worry about , isn't it true ?

Besides , everybody curses . Is that really true , though ? Oftentimes , that is the response I get from my students on the school bus when I tell them to watch their mouth . Now , my school kids range from the ages of three to about 13 years old . You'll find that those who curse the most are the youngest ones .

Believe it or not , there are many people who refrain from using bad language and they know a few things that others don't know . Now , before we go into those things , I will say that many , many years ago I'm now 32 years old .

In my younger years , I did give way to some foul language and as I grew as an individual and started to apply certain principles in my life , I recognized that maybe it's time for me to make a little adjustment .

So , yes , at some point or another generally , because we cannot say all people curse , because we don't know every single person in existence , but it is wide ranged communication . It is something that people do often and regularly . Here's a thought Cursing isn't just about words . Your speech reveals what's going on inside you .

Using foul language , then , could indicate that you are insensitive to the feelings of others . Is that the kind of person you really are ? I know individuals who have a great deal of respect and connection with their employment , and in their personal life they use profanity , but on the job , they refrain from using such words . Well , why is that ?

Because they believe that by not cursing on the job in front of certain persons , they are adhering to a measure of respect , and that is partially true . Here is a principle to keep in mind Whatever comes out of the mouth comes from the heart .

So nine times out of 10 , the things that we are expressing on the outside , from our mouth verbally , are things that are going on inside within us . Profanity is verbal pollution . Why subject others or yourself to it ? Keep in mind that expression verbal pollution . Here's another point to keep in mind Cursing can cause others to think negatively of you .

The book Cuss Control says the way we speak can determine who our friends will be , the amount of respect we will get from our families and coworkers , the quality of our relationships , how influential we will be , whether we get the job or the promotion , and how strangers respond to us .

It also adds ask yourself if your relationships could , per chance , be even better if you didn't swear . Another principle that I find to be practical is to put away abusive speech . That I find to be practical is to put away abusive speech . Today , we live in an environment in which people are all too ready to utter negative and derogatory things .

When I go on TikTok live to be able to communicate with my followers and to update them about podcast ready information , I find that people will say derogatory things to me in connection with my weight , in connection with my race or even down to my ethnicity .

Well , despite the circumstances and despite how people respond or treat me , I find that when I respond in kind , it does go a long way . So you too might be able to benefit from that principle . Don't allow yourself to be stirred up by words that are foul . Try to spread goodness . Try to be above the negativity , and you never know how far you'll go .

Another point to keep in mind swearing doesn't make you sound as cool as you might think . In his book how Rude Alex Packer , dr Alex Packer states people who swear all the time are tiresome to listen to . He adds that a profanity-filled vocabulary doesn't allow for the expression of much insight , wit , intelligence or empathy .

If your speech is lazy , vague and unimaginative , your mind is sure to follow . Another principle to keep in mind let a rotten word not come out of your mouth . How vital it is that we get the proper perspective of cursing Young ones .

If you're in school and you're dealing with peer pressure , bullying and things of that caliber , or you find that your associates use derogatory language to express themselves , give it some thought . Oftentimes young ones make their mistake by not giving enough time , attention or meditation to potential dangers that could arise in their very future .

So it's imperative to do a self-examination . Ask yourself what is the benefit of cursing , and how do I see it affecting my life in 5 , 10 , 15 , or even 20 years down the road 10 , 15 , or even 20 years down the road ? Here's some practical help on what you can do .

If you've resolved to set a goal for yourself in connection with the fact that you want to address your speech , here's something that can help . Why not try to eliminate bad language in one month or less ? You could track your progress on a chart or calendar . To stick to your resolve , however , you may need to take further steps .

Here's one that's really important in connection with the steps you can take . We're going to consider two steps that will help you to be able to track your progress . Number one avoid entertainment that floods your brain with bad language . Oftentimes , when we think of associations , we focus on people .

My associates are people , but in most cases , people have failed to realize their association goes beyond human contact . In fact , inanimate things such as movies , music that all can be a form of association . It includes the movies you watch the video games you play and the music that you listen to . So keep in mind what you're feeding your mind .

Remember your brain can be like into a garden it can only grow the things that you plant there . So as you make adjustments in your personal life to reach out for that goal of not using foul language anymore , keep in mind how it's going to be vital to watch your associates . Here's another point that can help Show yourself to be mature .

Some people use profanity because they think it makes them sound like an adult . Really , the opposite is true . Mature people have made a resolve to distinguish their powers of discernment between what's right and what's wrong .

So don't lower your standards just to impress others , because that's not something that adults do , or mature adults in connection with the context of this discussion , mature ones who perceive what's right and wrong . Don't lower their standards to impress others . So what's the wrap up ? Bad language only pollutes the mind and the air with indecent thoughts .

There are too many of those in the world already . Don't add to the slop . Recommends that publication we referenced earlier Cust Control . Do your part to clean up the verbal environment . You will feel better about yourself and other people will feel better about you too . Did you guys catch those points in connection with our discussion ?

Cursing does matter , but just because it's the norm today , just because it's prevalent , does not mean that you have to succumb to it .

If you take steps to analyze what direction you would like to go in , it's a personal decision , but consider the points that we just discussed in our discussion and let me know , by means of the comment box or fan mail or any kind of communication , how you're responding and dealing with this discussion featured in this episode .

At this time we're going to transition into our lineup of stories for this week , and it was a heavy week of activity in the school environment .

I got to applaud you guys , because the things that you are enduring in school is noteworthy , and so we're going to do our best to cover these stories and be able to give you practical ways to cope with the things that are going on in the school environment , whether it be in the surrounding school in your town or city or state , or whether it be your

personal school and your personal friends . Here's our first story Three teens stabbed , fourth slashed outside new york city high school . Three teens were stabbed and a fourth was slashed outside a bronx high school .

On monday , just three days into the start of the new school year , the four teenage boys were assaulted outside herbert lehman high school on east tremont avenue just after 3.45 pm .

Police said A 16-year-old boy was stabbed in the right shoulder , another 16-year-old boy was stabbed in the back , 15-year-old boy was stabbed in the right hand , another one and a 17-year-old boy was slashed in the right hand . According to cops , the four victims , who are all students at the high school , were taken to Jacoby Hospital in stable condition .

The alleged stabber is also believed to attend the school , though no arrests have been made . According to the NYPD . Police added that the assault did not occur on school grounds . It's unclear if police are searching for one suspect or multiple . The investigation is ongoing .

Separately , two other students were taken into custody on disorderly conduct charges For an unrelated fight . Nearby cops added Were you around this story when things started to develop ?

Well , if you were , keep in mind , guys , that rather than run to confrontation or be mesmerized by violence , some people see a fight in school and they're like I'm down , I'm ready to go . You can lose your life with such reasoning .

It's always better to be cautious and take a different route than to get involved with something and be killed as an innocent bystander . For the students who were victims of this stabbing , the team here at RED hopes that you guys have a well speedy recovery and that you're able to resume your day-to-day functions as swiftly and as soon as possible .

Driver crashes into gymnasium of a Duluth Elementary School . A driver crashed into the gymnasium of a Duluth Elementary School on Friday morning . The gym sustained significant damage , but there were no students or staff in the area gym at the time of the crash . Police responded to a car crash into the Myers-Wilkins Elementary School gymnasium at 8.25 am .

Officers' initial investigation shows that a car with two occupants was driving down North 8th Avenue East when it ran a stop sign . The car went through the intersection , down an embankment and crashed into the gym . The gym sustained significant damage , but no students or staff were in the gym at the time of the crash .

Mayo Ambulance took the two occupants of the vehicle to a local hospital . Police confirmed that this remains an active and ongoing investigation . Meanwhile , the school district will examine the stability of the gym , which will be closed for an unknown amount of time . The school is still open on Friday , with classes continuing as normal .

Wow , so this story was indeed a breath , a mouthful . I can't believe just how things are continuing to tumble out of control . It is nice to know that no students were hurt in connection with this unforeseen occurrence .

In our next story , we find ourselves dealing with a severe tragedy and before we get into the story , it's only appropriate that we express our heartfelt condolences to the families of this dear victim . Mother of missing second grader found dead . Calls for justice . Says school was negligent .

We're now in Simpsonville After her eight-year-old son's body was found in a neighborhood pond at the edge of Bells Crossing Elementary School . Found in a neighborhood pond at the edge of Bells Crossing Elementary School , lionel Ramirez Cervantes' mother is blaming the school and calling for justice .

Authorities said the boy had autism and bolted away from staff around 11 am September 12 . I know he is now in a better place and with his dad . Dalia Cervantes said in a Facebook post but my boy did not have to lose his life this way . Negligence caused his death . Now I am left without my Leo .

The school said in a statement that Lionel Cervantes was in a classroom with two other students and three staff members when he ran away . Multiple staff chased the boy out of the classroom and then out of the building . Officials said Cesarantes went up a hill beyond a fence , off campus and into a field with high grass , disappearing before staff could catch up .

Family friend Janira Martinez said on a GoFundMe page that the boy's father died three years ago and that Dahlia has had to raise Lionel's four siblings on her own . She never in a million years thought she would never see her baby alive again .

Martinez wrote she set a goal of $25,000 to raise for Lionel's burial nearly triple the amount having raised the afternoon of September 13 . Throughout the day , september 12 , school staff , authorities from multiple agencies and community members searched .

The neighborhood dive team discovered the boy's body in a pond off Lenox Lake Drive around 3 pm in a subdivision a short distance from the school . A vigil was scheduled outside of Bell's Crossing at 7 pm on September the 13th . When a parent trusts the school system and this is something that someone brought to my attention they asked me do I want children ?

And I started to bring out the realities of the world that we live in today and the tragedies that parents are fighting for and dealing with every single day and coping with . It's very devastating when a parent sends their child to school and hopes that child will return , and they never do .

To the Cervantes family , please accept our heartfelt condolences and know that you have our love and support and connection with your loss . We wish you all the best and the deepest condolences in connection with Leo's death . This next story echoes that same sadness of tragic loss . Story echoes that same sadness of tragic loss .

Lincoln High School student killed in shooting . Dallas ISD confirms Another tragic incident has occurred in the Dallas Independent School District with the fatal shooting of a high school student over the weekend , just a week after the murder of a senior from Justin F Kimball High School in South Dallas .

According to the Dallas Police Department , officers were called to the 2800 block of Berger Avenue around 2.35 am Saturday after reports of a shooting in the area . When police arrived at the scene , they found 17-year-old Daquan Hill Young suffering from being shot .

Paramedics from the Dallas Fire Rescue Department were also called to the shooting and tried to save Hill Young's life , but he died at the scene from his injuries . Later Saturday evening the Dallas Independent School District confirmed to NBC5 that Hill Young attended Lincoln High School .

Hill Young's death came shortly after another Dallas ISD student , david Washington , was shot and killed at a Love's gas station on South Polk Street on Friday , september 6th . A 16-year-old was arrested and charged with murder in connection with the incident .

The homicide of Hill Young is still under investigation and the police department did not reveal any details about a suspect . Again , another senseless , tragic loss . Guys , protect yourselves , be aware of your surroundings and continue to seek out the advice and help of older ones . It's good at times to be around your friends , but at times it's not .

Sometimes your friends can't see the way out of a particular situation . So continue to look for someone that you can confide in . Express yourself on the comment thread . And for those who knew Mr Young , hill Hill Young , or rather , excuse me , please accept our condolences .

It's not going to be an easy road , but it is a manageable road , this road of grief that will be traveled . Our following story is gripping , intense and very , very , very serious . Former Johnson City Middle School principal accused of raping minor in Steuben County .

A former Johnson City middle school teacher who previously admitted to pursuing sexual contact with a student faces new criminal charges . Following an investigation in Steuben County , new York State Police at Bath this week arrested Daniel Erickson , 55 , of Green , and charged him with second-degree rape , a felony , and endangering the welfare of a child , a misdemeanor .

On February 29th the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation received a law enforcement referral from the New York State Department of Social Services child abuse hotline related to a sexual assault report coming from the Federal Bureau of Investigation .

An investigation determined the sexual assault occurred in Steuben County , where Erickson met with a 14-year-old victim in October 22 in the town of Bath . State police said In April Erickson pleaded guilty in Broome County Court to a single count of luring a child , a Class E felony , the top charge against him .

Between June 28th and July 7th 2023 , erickson communicated with a student via Snapchat for the purpose of luring the victim into a vehicle with the intention of engaging in a sexual intercourse with her . Prosecutors said he was arrested by detectives from the Broome County Sheriff's Office on July 7th 2023 .

Erickson had been employed by the Johnson City School District for more than 20 years and was middle school principal for under 10 years . School officials said the incarceration portion of his sentence August 30 and was released from custody and into probation supervision .

According to the Broome County District Attorney's Office , following his recent arrest , erickson was arraigned in Steuben County Centralized Arraignment Park Court and bail was set at $5,000 cash and $10,000 bond . Erickson posted bail and was released to await further court action .

When an administrator in the school environment takes it upon their self to endanger the welfare of a child , gripping sad and a loss for words . Guys , be proactive . If you see something , if you feel something isn't right , if you get that eerie vibe , talk to your parents . Do not let the feelings be pushed aside .

Always check and be thorough in connection with what something could be , because it could protect you from predators . In our previous episode we discussed practical steps that can be taken so that you guys can find comfort and protection from predators .

In a later episode we're going to address what you can do if the guilt is starting to pile up , if you were assaulted by someone you may know , even if they have a high position in the school environment . Our next story 13-year-old student arrested with loaded gun cocaine at Tallahassee Middle School .

A 13-year-old Griffin Middle School student was arrested Thursday morning after a loaded handgun and what was suspected to be cocaine were found in his backpack . A press release from the Leon County Sheriff's Office said the student smelled of marijuana , prompting school administrators to search his bag . A terrorist , a tourist .

Nine millimeter loaded handgun and 11 small individual baggies of what seemed like cocaine were discovered and handed over to the school resource officer on campus . Nine millimeter handgun . The student is charged with felony possession of weapon on school grounds , possession of weapon by a minor and possession of cocaine with intent to sell .

The arrest marks the fifth incident of weapons on school grounds and the first month of the new school year . It comes after a day after the district increased law enforcement on school campuses district-wide after non-credible threats of a shooting at Rickards High School and schools throughout South Georgia . A reoccurring theme continuing in connection with these stories .

Parents are not being proactive with their children in some cases . We can't jump the gun and say all parents are being not realistic or they're not being proactive when it comes to these things , because parents may not know . But let it be a wake up call for the parents who do have children and have not met this circumstance .

Check , make sure that you understand how your children are feeling emotionally and mentally . How are they faring in school ?

Do not just throw them into the school environment and expect them to figure it out , because if you do , they will hold on to those emotions and deal with them as best they can , especially if they feel as though their parents are too busy for them . In this next story , note how some parents handle certain circumstances in the school environment or confrontation .

Illinois woman allegedly fights elementary school principal after dropping baggies of cocaine . A woman has been arrested in Illinois after allegedly fighting with the principal of an elementary school who had told her during a meeting that police would be called because she dropped baggies of cocaine .

Reports say the incident involving Shakita Barfield happened on Wednesday morning at Welsh Elementary School in Rockford , according to WIFR . According to WIFR , the station citing police says Barfield was at the school for a meeting with the principal when she allegedly dropped baggies of suspected cocaine .

When the principal picked the baggies up , barfield reportedly became upset when she was told that police would be called to the scene . The 33-year-old is accused of punching the principal several times in the face .

The 33-year-old is accused of punching the principal several times in the face , scratching his face and arms , biting him and using his tie to strangle him . Wifr reports she is now facing charges including possession of a controlled substance , aggravated battery to a school employee and disorderly conduct .

According to media reports , as of Saturday , barfield is being held without bond at the Winnebago County Jail . Records show it's not immediately clear what the meeting was about . As the brawl was unfolding , the school was temporarily placed on lockdown . According to WIFR , the principal reportedly suffered non-life-threatening injuries during the incident .

The Winnebago County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment Saturday by Fox News Digital . In other news , there are still persons willing to take mass shootings as a joke . Man arrested for planning to simulate shooting at NW Austin Elementary School . We're now in Austin , texas , as our location .

A 29-year-old man was arrested Monday on charges of making a terroristic threat after allegedly planning to simulate a school shooting at a local elementary school .

According to an arrest affidavit , the Austin Police Department responded to a welfare check around 5 pm on September 11th following concerns raised by the suspect's mother about his mental health and statements regarding a potential school attack . The man told his mother he intended to shoot up Hill Elementary School .

The school is reportedly located about 15 minutes from the suspect's residence . His mother said he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia , but refused to take his medication . When officers arrived , they found the suspect exhibiting erratic behavior and speaking rapidly about various topics .

He allegedly told police he had a plan to get arrested so he could be on the news . For that reason , cbs Austin will not post his name or his booking photo . The affidavit states the man claimed his intent was to simulate a school shooting to prevent future attacks and compared himself to Jesus Christ .

The suspect reportedly gave police permission to access his computer , which he claimed contained detailed plans for the threatened attack . He insisted that his plan was the only way to gain attention and achieve his goals . The man was charged with making a terroristic threat a third-degree felony .

According to online records , he remains in the Travis County Jail on a $100,000 bond . Wow , People are really gravitating to these violent schemes . This is a case of someone exhibiting extreme mental behavior , but at the same time , we still have to be cautious in connection with threats that are made . So don't take these things lightly , guys .

Continue to be proactive . Protect yourselves and look for different ways emergency evac plans . Discuss some areas of safety protocol from you to your parents . Discuss it with your families so that you can be protected during these wicked , dangerous times that we live in . In the following story , note how one teacher decides to handle things in their classroom .

One teacher decides to handle things in their classroom . Elementary school students divided into groups by race . For discussion Staff member used racial slur . Our location is Washington .

School officials said that during a discussion on discrimination at a DC elementary school on Friday , children were divided into groups based on race and a staff member used a racial slur . A letter sent to Shepherd Elementary School families made mention that the incident involved the school's fourth grade students .

The letter stated that the discussion started after an isolated racist incident between a few of the school's fourth grade students . During the discussion , students were inappropriately asked to separate into groups determined by race and a staff member used the unabbreviated n-word .

The letter sent by assistant principal Shamayan Coles said A father of a Shepherd Elementary School student said that the teacher would use the word explicitly . Tells me that they've used it before and used it comfortably . Perhaps the school's response ? Conversations around race and identity should be thoughtful , well-prepared and facilitated by professionals .

This incident has been reported to the DC public schools . There is no details in connection with what happened to the teacher after the incident occurred . We hope that the students get the practical assistance they need in order to continue to make their school environment a success .

This week we did encounter a lot of stories in which students are still bringing weapons into the school . Some might even wonder is there a need for metal detectors ? Is there a mandatory need for metal detectors in the school environment ? Teen caught with loaded handgun at Oakland County High School .

Caught with loaded handgun at Oakland County High School , police believe the student carried gun for self-defense , not with the intent to harm others . Our location is Southfield , michigan . A 15-year-old boy is facing multiple charges after reportedly bringing a handgun into Southfield High School .

Police said they received a tip regarding a student with a handgun Monday September 16th at the Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology . The school immediately went into lockdown . According to authorities , school resource officers found the student inside a bathroom and after a brief struggle officers removed a SNW .40 caliber handgun from the student's waistband .

Police said the gun was loaded and had a round in the chamber . Authorities released police body camera footage of the arrest in the school's bathroom . The 15-year-old has been charged with carrying a concealed weapon , resisting and obstructing and possession of a weapon in a weapons-free school zone . He was given no bond and was remanded to a juvenile facility .

Police said they do not believe the child had any plans of inflicting violence on others , but was carrying the gun in self-defense . They said the gun was tracked to a home in Detroit where the teen visited recently to see his friend . In these circumstances , how would you handle it ? What would you do or what would you say ?

Self-defense is something that people are seeking because they are afraid of how dangerous things have gotten in the school environment . Guys , please let me know if you knew this individual , been around this individual or have seen something similar in your school . Let me know in the comments how stories like this may be affecting you guys .

Our follow-up story no prison time for student who threatened to shoot up Brownsburg High School , kill police officer . Brownsburg , indiana , is our next location . A Rwandan refugee previously enrolled at Brownsburg High School , who threatened to shoot 1,000 students and kill a police officer , will spend no time in prison after taking a plea deal this week .

Mercy Habimana was arrested over the summer by the Brownsburg Police Department after the local high school received violent threats over Instagram . After the local high school received violent threats over Instagram . This came just 10 days after BPD had arrested him for minor consumption of alcohol and intimidation of an officer .

The 18-year-old will spend no time in prison for these crimes after pleading guilty to two counts of intimidation and one count of a minor possessing alcohol . Instead , habimana will spend the next 480 days on probation . Interesting story On May 20th , bpd police officers were called to an apartment complex on Rothschild Place for a welfare check .

A caller reported to 911 that a male was lying in his car with the doors open and was throwing up . Officers found Habimana in the driver's seat of a red Ford Focus with the doors propped open and a bottle of Christian Brothers brandy visible . The officer who saw vomit outside the car reportedly had to nudge the male for him to come too .

As officers began handcuffing Habimana , he reportedly became belligerent and tried to pull away . Once placed inside a police car , bpd said Habimana claimed he was only being arrested because he was black and began threatening an officer and his family .

Only being arrested because he was black and began threatening an officer and his family , habimana was eventually taken to the Hendricks County Jail and booked on felony intimidation and minor alcohol charges .

A week later , on May 28th , documents showed that the principal at Brownsburg High School told Habimana he would be held back as a junior and not graduate with the class of 2025 . Then , around 6 pm that night , one of BHS's official Instagram accounts received messages from an account named unknown , underscore 202473774 . I want to kill three of see you .

The post read the note was accompanied by three emojis depicting the theatrical tragedy slash comedy mask . This was an interesting set of circumstances that developed in connection with Habimana . In some cases , persons may feel intimidated when a crime has been committed . Someone takes a plea deal and it seems like there's no justice .

Well , what can you do , coping with these stories ? Find comfort in things that you can control . Don't wander in your emotions and allow yourself to be suppressed by things that are out of your control , to be suppressed by things that are out of your control .

For those of you who were frightened and put on edge because of Mr Habibana's actions , continue to be surrounded by your loved ones and continue to take practical steps each and every day to avoid these circumstances as best as you truly , truly can . This next story is right in my home state .

Most of you guys know that I am from New Jersey , born and raised still kicking it in New Jersey , and so when stories like this reach my desk , it is indeed concerning Maintenance worker found dead inside NJ High School .

Police say A South Jersey charter school was closed Wednesday after a worker was found dead in the building as faculty arrived ahead of the school day . According to authorities , the body was that of a woman maintenance worker at the Mastery High School on Erie Street in Camden , camden County . Police said Wednesday Her body was discovered in the hallway around 7 am .

Police said Her death is not considered suspicious . Around 7 am police said Her death is not considered suspicious . The woman's name and age were not released because of an active investigation into her death . Authorities said Mastery High School is one in a network of alternate learning institutions for early grades up to high school between Philadelphia and Camden .

According to its website , about 14,000 students are enrolled across its facilities . The building , which has 850 enrolled students , was expected to reopen Thursday . School administrators said in a statement Wednesday morning . Investigators believe that the woman died sometime between late Tuesday and early Wednesday . The cause of death remained unknown Wednesday afternoon .

Police did not know when the woman began her shift Tuesday . Well , to the families of this unknown woman we are positive . She had relatives , persons who loved and cared about her . Please accept our heartfelt condolences on behalf of this tragedy . We wish you all the best as you continue to move forward with this circumstance .

In our following story we are returning back to the tragedies of Apalachee High School , and this is a comfort circumstance . It's a story of checkup for those who were affected by the shooting . Students will return to Apalachee High School next week after years deadliest school shooting .

A phased reopening of Apalachee High School the scene of this year's deadliest school shooting is scheduled to begin September 24th . Resources including more counselors , therapy dogs and more law enforcement will be on campus All options recommended by other principals who've overseen similar resumptions .

As school shootings have become a staple of American life , the area where the Apalachee Heights shooting unfolded J Hall will be closed for the rest of the school year .

After two students and two teachers were killed in the September 4th attack , students also will ease back , with half days , 8.15 am to 12.40 pm , with shortened classes for nearly two weeks , the letter said . Then , after fall break , the school on October 14th is expected to return to a full-time schedule .

Barrow County Sheriff's Office will have extra deputies to help with the transition , sheriff Jude Smith said . Judge Smith said A 14-year-old student is charged in the shooting , along with his father . Both are now in custody . To the victims and the survivors , to the victims' families and those who survived find comfort as fast as you can Talk to someone .

Do not hold the emotion to yourself . Do not feel as though you are losing your mind . You're a human being who's went through a tragedy and you guys need support when slash . If this story reaches your personal profile , your FYPE , your FYP , continue to share it and express how you are coping .

Let those emotions out as best you can so that you can be able to find comfort through a multitude of hands . We send our love and we send our condolences to the families in connection with this tragedy .

It is commendable , though , that the school is allowing these students to gradually ease back into their school circumstance and are providing them with practical resources . We wish you guys all of the best .

Our final story , our final story for this evening , gripping concerning and rises the level of awareness that RED promotes each and every single episode A Nebraska man sentenced for impersonating 17-year-old high school student . Year old high school student .

A 27 year old man who posed as a Nebraska high school student to prey on teenage girls has been sentenced to 85 to 120 years in prison .

According to multiple reports , zachary Sheck , who was known by peers as 17 year old Zach Hess disguised himself as a high school student for more than 50 days to exploit and sexually assault over a dozen girls , with some being as young as 13 .

The Washington Post and KOLN reported Sheck blended in with the other students using his five feet 4 inches height and 120 pound stature . Lincoln Police said he attended multiple schools throughout the Lincoln Public Schools District . Although Sheck passed as a student , in reality he had graduated from the same district in 2015, .

Lincoln Police Department Assistant Chief Brian Jackson said at a news conference in July 2023 . Lancaster District Judge Darla S Idias handed down the sentence on September 11 on charges of sexual assault , child enticement with electronic communication and generating sexually explicit images of children .

The Washington Post reported Sheck did not talk during his sentence hearing , but he instead submitted a letter to the judge that was not read aloud in court . According to the outlet , the lengthy sentence comes after Sheck pleaded no contest in July as part of a plea deal to reduce the number of felony counts against him from 15 to 5 .

The children you exploited were not equipped to protect themselves because they thought you were their peer , idia said during the brief sentencing hearing . Along with Sheck , a 23-year-old woman faces criminal impersonation charges related to the case . Angela Navarro pleaded not guilty and maintained she was manipulated by Sheck .

She was arrested on September 29 , 2023 , according to the TV station .

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