Nativity blackout: Parents banned from taking photos and pupils' eyes covered up... all in the name of child protection | Mail Online: "Their eyes crudely blacked out to disguise their identities, these little girls look as if they might be the victims - or perhaps perpetrators - of a crime.
But this disturbing image was actually issued in a school yearbook.
It is the result of the bizarre ‘photography policy’ of headmistress Vicky Parsey, who bans parents from taking pictures in school for fear children’s faces will be superimposed on obscene internet images.
Now two mothers of pupils at the school are stepping up their campaign against the ban in the hope they will be able to take photographs of the school’s nativity play."
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Saturday, November 27, 2010
A cheerful day in Drug Court - Ukiah Daily Journal
A cheerful day in Drug Court - Ukiah Daily Journal
For the Daily Journal
Editor's note: This is part two of a four-part series on the local Family Dependency Drug Court, where people addicted to drugs try to turn their lives around for the sake of their children.
For the Daily Journal
Editor's note: This is part two of a four-part series on the local Family Dependency Drug Court, where people addicted to drugs try to turn their lives around for the sake of their children.
Parents strive to get clean for their kids - Ukiah Daily Journal
Parents strive to get clean for their kids - Ukiah Daily Journal: "Editor's note: As we all consider our blessings this Thanksgiving Day, the Daily Journal begins a four-part series on the local Family Dependency Drug Court, where people addicted to drugs try to turn their lives around for the sake of their children.
'Ukiah man gets his kids back.'
That's what the headline over this article should be, but it probably won't be."
'Ukiah man gets his kids back.'
That's what the headline over this article should be, but it probably won't be."
Friday, November 26, 2010
Watchdog to probe deaths at children's home; state relocates 6 residents from facilities - chicagotribune.com
Watchdog to probe deaths at children's home; state relocates 6 residents from facilities - chicagotribune.com
Turning up the heat on a troubled Chicago facility for children with disabilities, a watchdog group said Tuesday it will investigate numerous deaths that have occurred at the home in recent years, including ones that have not been thoroughly reviewed by regulators.
Turning up the heat on a troubled Chicago facility for children with disabilities, a watchdog group said Tuesday it will investigate numerous deaths that have occurred at the home in recent years, including ones that have not been thoroughly reviewed by regulators.
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