by CCHR CO | Sep 22, 2011 | News for Colorado, Schools
The five-year anniversary of the school shooting in Bailey, Colorado, that resulted in the tragic death of a student is a good time to reflect on the role psychiatric drugging may have played in that terrifying ordeal. It’s also a good time to call again for routine...
by CCHR CO | Sep 3, 2011 | News for Colorado, Schools
As a new school year starts, the Citizens Commission on Human Rights reminds the parents of Colorado’s 843,000 schoolchildren that teachers and other school personnel are prohibited by state law from recommending “ADHD” or other psychiatric drugs to control children’s...
by CCHR CO | Jul 28, 2011 | News for Colorado, Schools
Two months after the Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Colorado (CCHR) first contacted the office of the Superintendent of Pueblo City Schools, the school district will begin to take action on adopting policy to safeguard schoolchildren that has been required by...
by CCHR CO | Jul 26, 2011 | News for Colorado, Schools
Policy Protecting Schoolchildren Has Been Required By State Law Since 2003 Pueblo City Schools is apparently in no hurry to adopt policy safeguarding children that has been required by state law since 2003. An examination of Pueblo City Schools Board policy by the...
by CCHR CO | May 24, 2011 | News for Colorado, Schools
An examination of Brighton School District 27J Board policy by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights of Colorado (CCHR) found that until today, the superintendent’s policy did not contain language prohibiting school personnel from recommending or requiring...
by CCHR CO | Mar 28, 2011 | General News, Schools
A new study by Dutch researchers confirms what many parents have already discovered: changes in diet can have a profoundly calming effect on a child’s behavior. The study, reported last month in The Lancet, found that for two-thirds of the children studied, changes...
