Wednesday January 8, 2025
| |||
SNc Channels: HomeNews by DateSportsVideo ReportsWeatherBusiness NewsMilitary NewsRoad ReportCannabis NewsCommentsADVERTISEStaffCompany StoreCONTACT USRSS Subscribe Search About Salem-News.com
Salem-News.com is an Independent Online Newsgroup in the United States, setting the standard for the future of News. Publisher: Bonnie King CONTACT: Newsroom@Salem-news.com Advertising: Adsales@Salem-news.com ~Truth~ ~Justice~ ~Peace~ TJP |
Oct-18-2006 18:57TweetFollow @OregonNews Salem Police, S-K School District Want to Remind Parents of Daytime Curfew For KidsSalem-News.comYouth under 18 years of age seen off campus during school hours may be stopped and questioned by police officers.
(SALEM) - Salem police would like to remind parents that Salem has a daytime curfew for kids under the age of 18. The Salem-Keizer School District is working with law enforcement and the Juvenile Department to keep kids from skipping school. The focus is on keeping youths from gathering in public areas during regular school hours. Youth with proper ID and authorization to be off campus if met by an officer will be quickly released. Students that are skipping, however, will be returned to school, their families contacted and appropriate action taken. Offending students not enrolled at any school or without proper ID will be taken to Roberts High School on State Street. Roberts staff will check student records, arrange for parent pickup, assess the student academically and, if needed, schedule an enrollment appointment. If you believe that your child has been skipping school, please don’t wait for a police officer to call you. Instead, contact your child’s school, and find out how all of us together can help your child reconnect with school and build success. Articles for October 17, 2006 | Articles for October 18, 2006 | Articles for October 19, 2006 | Support Salem-News.com: googlec507860f6901db00.html Quick Links
DININGWillamette UniversityGoudy Commons Cafe Dine on the Queen Willamette Queen Sternwheeler MUST SEE SALEMOregon Capitol ToursCapitol History Gateway Willamette River Ride Willamette Queen Sternwheeler Historic Home Tours: Deepwood Museum The Bush House Gaiety Hollow Garden AUCTIONS - APPRAISALSAuction Masters & AppraisalsCONSTRUCTION SERVICESRoofing and ContractingSheridan, Ore. ONLINE SHOPPINGSpecial Occasion DressesAdvertise with Salem-NewsContact:AdSales@Salem-News.com | |
Contact: adsales@salem-news.com | Copyright © 2025 Salem-News.com | news tips & press releases: newsroom@salem-news.com.
Terms of Service | Privacy Policy |
All comments and messages are approved by people and self promotional links or unacceptable comments are denied.
A Mom November 15, 2006 8:15 pm (Pacific time)
I wish they would give a little more info. My son is under 18 and has his GED - legally, he's out of school. Now what?
Henry Ruark October 19, 2006 5:18 pm (Pacific time)
Joel: Good points. Maybe Chamber of Commerce can fit this one in somehow rather than ongoing Social Darwinism stuff. SJ could do constant-running community-suggestion box on Edit or that cluttered Page Two, as undistorted effort for change.
Anonymous October 19, 2006 4:46 pm (Pacific time)
Shouldn't that be wants and not what to remind you?
Joel Walker October 19, 2006 1:57 pm (Pacific time)
This is good to know. BUT: what's being done to "get the word out" to the real target audience - kids skipping school? AND - how about drafting merchants to cooperate - maybe a "We Card - during school hours" placard instead of "it's not our problem." I'm just saying...
[Return to Top]©2025 Salem-News.com. All opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Salem-News.com.