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Bullying is a worldwide problem. That is why STARS Nashville has actively supported the International Bullying Prevention Association (IBPA) since its inception. And that is ...
Dr. Arliss L. Roaden, age 85, of Nashville, a member of the STARS Board of Directors, recently passed away. As his obituary stated, he was ...
Imagine a female whose runaround in the foster care system began when she was only two years old. Her mother, an addict, struggled and eventually ...
I want to begin with a young artist who has always inspired me, Jean Michel Basquiat. Young Artists are Not Just a Sound Bite Basquiat ...
Research shows when an activity is fun, we tend to perform better. At STARS, we believe, we can make reading a fun activity and impact ...
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by negativity? Turning on the news you see a stream of violence, drug abuse, scandal and scary statistics. The weight ...
“The U.S ranks first in the proportion of students using any illicit drug other than marijuana in their lifetime and using hallucinogens like LSD ...
Due to the growth and demands of our services, our programs are always in need of specific items from our STARS family. We would love ...
October is Bullying Prevention month, focusing on groups across the country committed to putting an end to bullying, relaying information aimed to bring awareness as ...
Substance Abuse is a serious disease that continues to threaten the fabric of our community. As we look throughout society, there are many examples of ...
My Experience at IIRP’s Integrating School Climate Reform One of the most enjoyable, rewarding parts of my work is providing training for school personnel. I ...
