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    The school district hired a Teen Conflict Resolution Team to help students solve disagreements through non-violent solutions in response to escalating fights. This year, San Julian Elementary School reported 22 fights so far, more than the 18 total fights reported last year. Starting March 23rd, any student caught fighting on campus will have to complete a non-violence workshop run by the Teen Conflict Resolution Team in addition to normal disciplinary actions, to teach students how to solve problems without violence.

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    The school district hired a Teen Conflict Resolution Team to help students solve disagreements through non-violent solutions in response to escalating fights. This year, San Julian Elementary School reported 22 fights so far, more than the 18 total fights reported last year. Starting March 23rd, any student caught fighting on campus will have to complete a non-violence workshop run by the Teen Conflict Resolution Team in addition to normal disciplinary actions, to teach students how to solve problems without violence.

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    The school district hired a Teen Conflict Resolution Team to help students solve disagreements through non-violent solutions in response to escalating fights. This year, San Julian Elementary School reported 22 fights so far, more than the 18 total fights reported last year. Starting March 23rd, any student caught fighting on campus will have to complete a non-violence workshop run by the Teen Conflict Resolution Team in addition to normal disciplinary actions, to teach students how to solve problems without violence.

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    Output # 2 MARICEL N.

    MACABUNGA

    In response to the escalating fights, the school district hired the Teen
    Conflict Resolution Team (TCRT) to help students solve disagreements
    through non-violent solutions.

    “One of my friends got in a fight, but he didn’t start it. He was defending
    himself,” freshman Andy Opel said.

    During the school year 2010-11, San Julian Elementary School has
    reported 22 fights so far. Last year, the school had 18 total fights.

    “Now students will get suspended and be forced to attend this


    program,” Opel said.

    After March 23, any student caught fighting on campus must complete a
    TCRT non-violence workshop, in addition to normal disciplinary actions.

    According to Mr. Brown, the students must have to learn how to solve
    life’s problem without violence and that the program will teach the students
    just that.

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