Many of the classrooms have class pets. In each of the classrooms, children hum along to music playing from a CD or tape player. Some rooms have lofts with ladders attached, which give the children the opportunity to look at the world from different heights. To not be scared when a new experience comes along but to try to use the strategies they've learned to make sense of the unfamiliar. I also would like the children and their families to demand to learn in communities that include all kinds of children.
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If you are interested in this program for your children, please contact Janet Zeller or Kathleen Parris at 627-3412 Tufts Receives Clery Award for Excellence in Campus Security T he Tufts University Department of Public Safety has received this year's Jeanne Clery Award for excellence in campus security. The annual award is given by Security on Campus, Inc., a national, nonprofit organization whose purpose is to prevent campus violence and crime and to assist victims with their legal rights. Previous recipients have included the University of Washington and Boston University. We share this organization's belief that educating a campus community about the incidence of crime, and more importantly, about the mechanisms and programs that are in place to help protect people, are major components of providing a safe environment. Security on Campus, Inc., was founded in 1987 by Howard and Connie Clery after their daughter Jeanne was killed in her dormitory at Lehigh University.