Report

• 1 of 23

  by Ganelle Davis

  Created on: January 16, 2011

  The acts of violence must be thwarted and curtailed in our schools. Privacy should never take priority

• 2 of 23

  by Marcus Brooks

  Created on: June 28, 2007   Last Updated: June 10, 2008

  In light of recent school shootings, the debate between students' privacy and students' safety continued

• 3 of 23

  by Crystal Lake

  Created on: August 19, 2007

  Generally speaking, the school counselor should report a student if there's a reasonable concern that

• 4 of 23

  by Christina Rivas

  Created on: October 28, 2007   Last Updated: August 16, 2011

  For a lot of people out there this is a difficult question to answer, for me however it is rather simple.

• 5 of 23

  by Barry Williams

  Created on: February 01, 2008

  There is a thing called a loose cannon. If you were aboard an old man-of-war sailing ship you would

• 6 of 23

  by James Lynne

  Created on: August 13, 2008   Last Updated: August 14, 2008

  Should school counselors uphold patient privacy or report students who might become unstable?

  The school

• 7 of 23

  by Angela S. Young

  Created on: June 28, 2007

  Teachers, school counselors and other professionals are already required to report possible child abuse

• 8 of 23

  by Leonard Keigher

  Created on: July 08, 2007   Last Updated: September 10, 2008

  In this country, we believe strongly in the individual's right to privacy. However School Counselors

• 9 of 23

  by Jay Bee

  Created on: June 29, 2007

  I think to report any unstabilities in student behaviors or characteristics is a green light! Why? more

• 10 of 23

  by Heather Williams

  Created on: July 16, 2007

  This is a fine line that they have to walk.

  I can't image how I would feel that a school member was well

• 11 of 23

  by Brendan Doolan

  Created on: August 09, 2007

  Should school counsellors uphold patient privacy or report students who might become unstable?

  This is

• 12 of 23

  by Doctor Bob

  Created on: June 28, 2007

  This touchy subject should be handled with "kid gloves," but we must address it affirmatively and aggressively

• 13 of 23

  by Carisa Silvesan

  Created on: August 28, 2007

  You are a parent. Period. End of story. That is your child. You brought that child into the world, or

• 14 of 23

  by T. M. Beeker

  Created on: September 06, 2007

  It is getting late so I am making this a strike and streak. Federal and lower courts have upheld the

• 15 of 23

  by Hal Lillywhite

  Created on: June 28, 2007

  The student-counselor relationship is fundamentally different from that between a counselor in private

• 16 of 23

  by Danette M. Scott

  Created on: September 06, 2007

  School counselors as are priests,lawyers and psychologists bound by law to report to police any threat

• 17 of 23

  by Stoneheart

  Created on: September 13, 2007

  The argument against reporting students who might become unstable is the same today as when I first

• 18 of 23

  by Keith Neely

  Created on: June 29, 2007

  When reporting potentially unstable students, one must employ the age old technique of a cost benefit

• 19 of 23

  by Bridget Webber

  Created on: June 28, 2007

  I think that student instability should be reported, however, there should be a definite guideline as

• 20 of 23

  by Shaun Parrin

  Created on: August 09, 2007

  The word unstable has many connotations depending upon the country where the reader is based. To provide